China Post Stamp Museum

China Post Stamp Museum

The China Post Stamp Museum serves as a science education base.

The China Post Stamp Museum is a national-level "leading industry museum" in China, built under the auspices of China Post Group Corporation. It houses thousands of cultural relics and stamps. The museum officially opened to the public on August 22, 2007. Located at No. 6 Gongyuan, Jianguomen, East Chang’an Avenue, Beijing, it features four floors with a total exhibition area of 7,500 square meters, a 6,000-square-meter storage space for cultural relics, and a collection of nearly 10,000 postal artifacts, hundreds of millions of Chinese stamps (including those from Hong Kong and Macau), as well as more than 200 distinctive and visually appealing philatelic items issued by over 200 countries and regions in recent years. The museum is divided into seven main exhibition areas: "Primitive Communication," "Ancient Postal Relay Stations," "Modern Post," "Contemporary Post," "Stamp Gallery," "Special Exhibition Area," and "Treasure Hall."

China Post Stamp Museum

The four-floor exhibition hall brings visitors up close to thousands of carefully selected stamps, hundreds of chosen postal relics, dozens of classic stamp designs, and rare world-renowned treasures. The China Post Stamp Museum comprehensively, systematically, authoritatively, and vividly presents over 3,000 years of historical changes in China’s postal relay and mail services, its new developments, and visions for a bright future, accurately reflecting the distinct industry characteristics and contemporary features of China’s postal service.

Address: Block D, No. 6 Gongyuan West Street, Jianguomennei, Beijing (near Chang’an Grand Theatre)

Tel: 010-65213894

Opening Hours:

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (ticket sales stop at 3:00 PM); Closed on Mondays (opening hours may vary during holidays...)

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development