Beijing Prince Gong's Mansion Qing Dynasty Residence Timed Entry Ticket

Stroll through a Qing royal residence
at Prince Gong's Mansion

Built in 1777, Prince Gong's Mansion covers about 60,000 m² and is the largest and best-preserved princely residence in Beijing. Today it operates as a museum showcasing the life, culture and history of Qing aristocracy. Choose a morning (before 12:00 PM) or afternoon (after 12:00 PM) ticket.

From Heshen to Prince Gong

Originally built for Heshen, a powerful official under Emperor Qianlong, the mansion was later confiscated and granted to Prince Gong (Yixin), the emperor's sixth brother.

Courtyards and a two-story opera house

The residential area features traditional siheyuan courtyards, ornately decorated halls and an impressive two-story opera house, with intricate carvings and painted ceilings.

Classical Suzhou-style garden

The garden of about 28,000 m² has pavilions, rockeries, ponds and over 20 scenic spots, including the famous "Fu" (Blessing) Stele.

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