Madame Tussauds Beijing

Madame Tussauds Beijing

Madame Tussauds (MadameTussaud's) is a wax museum located in London, England. It has branches in Amsterdam, New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Wuhan, and Las Vegas, with its Shanghai branch in China opening in 2006. The wax museum was established by wax sculptor Madame Tussaud. Madame Tussauds is one of the world’s premier wax museums, featuring wax figures of numerous world-renowned celebrities, with the Chamber of Horrors being the most famous.

In the 20th century, the function of Madame Tussauds began to change. With the improvement of national literacy and the acceleration of news dissemination, keeping up with the latest news was no longer difficult. The exhibitions at Madame Tussauds were no longer just a place to inform the public about current events; their purpose gradually shifted toward commentary on public figures. The 20th-century Madame Tussauds survived several major events: enduring raging fires, earthquakes, and aerial bomb attacks. Today’s Madame Tussauds is larger and better than ever, organically blending colorful history with figures from the 21st century.

Transportation

Subway: Take Line 2 and get off at Qianmen Station. Walk to Qianmen Pedestrian Street to visit.

Bus: You can take the following buses to get there:

Bus routes include BRT Line 1, Special Line 2, Olympic Line 2, Special Line 4, Bus 5, Special Line 7, Bus 8, Bus 9, Bus 17, Bus 20, Bus 22, Outer Ring Bus 44, Inner Ring Bus 44, Bus 48, Bus 59, Bus 66, Bus 67, Bus 69, Bus 71, and more. Get off and walk to Qianmen Street to visit.

Self-driving: You can reach the destination via the Second Ring Road, Chang’an Avenue, Guangqumen Street, and others.

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Tickets

Original Ticket Price & Online Discounted Price

Adults: 170 RMB / 135 RMB

Children (height 0.8m–1.3m): 110 RMB / 90 RMB

Seniors (age 65 and above): 110 RMB / 90 RMB

Students (with a valid full-time undergraduate or below student ID): 120 RMB / 100 RMB

Notes:

1. Disabled visitors and one accompanying person may purchase tickets on-site at the attraction and enjoy a 50% discount off the gate price.

2. Children under 0.8m in height are admitted free of charge.

3. Child tickets are only applicable to children between 0.8m and 1.3m in height.

4. Senior tickets are for visitors aged 65 and above. Please present a valid ID or senior citizen card when exchanging tickets at the attraction.

5. Students purchasing student tickets must present a valid full-time school student ID at the attraction’s front desk to exchange their tickets.

Opening Hours

10:00am?9:00pm

Location

No. 8, Qianmen Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development