Tianyi Pavilion Zunjing Pavilion

Tianyi Pavilion Zunjing Pavilion

The Zunjing Pavilion was originally rebuilt during the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty and was located within the Ningbo Prefectural School. In 1935, it was relocated to Tianyi Pavilion through fundraising efforts by local Ningbo residents, retaining its original double-eaved hip-and-gable roof architectural structure, which remains majestic and solemn.

In 1994, the Ningbo Museum merged with the Tianyi Pavilion Cultural Relics Protection Office to establish the Tianyi Pavilion Museum. Adjacent to the scenic Moon Lake, it is the oldest existing library building in China, the oldest library in Asia, and one of the three oldest family-owned libraries in the world. It has now expanded into three major functional areas: book culture, exhibitions, and garden leisure. Integrating book culture, social history, and art and culture, it serves as a window showcasing the historical and cultural heritage of Ningbo.

Telephone

0574-87293526

Ticket

Ticket: 30 RMB

Opening Hours

08:00-17:30

Location

Inside Tianyi Pavilion, No. 5 Tianyi Street, Haishu District, Ningbo City

Tianyi Community: The Tianyi Community spans an area of approximately 0.26 square kilometers, with its eastern boundary along Yanyue Street, southern border along Liuting Street, western edge along Changchun Road, and northern side adjacent to Sanbanqiao Street.

The Tianyi Community Residents' Committee was established on June 23, 2001. The community has 2,213 residential households, with a registered population of over 5,800, including around 3,307 permanent residents and more than 1,100 temporary residents. There are 1,218 residents aged 60 and above. The community consists of 32 buildings (a mix of old and new structures) and 105 traditional alleyway gates. It also houses 17 government agencies, large and small enterprises, and institutions. The community... More details about Tianyi Community++