Beijing Antique City

Beijing Antique City

Destination Introduction

Beijing Antique City is the first cultural relics-supervised flea market in China and the largest antique art trading center in Asia. With a total construction area of 23,400 square meters, its architecture features an elegant and classic style with distinct Chinese ethnic characteristics.

Beijing Antique City primarily trades in ten major categories comprising thousands of varieties, such as ancient ceramics, Chinese and foreign paintings and calligraphy, jade carvings, gold, silver and bronze ware, antique furniture, antique carpets, antique clocks, and jewelry including pearls, jadeite, and diamonds. The market regularly hosts various exhibitions, sales, auctions, lectures on antique knowledge, and special events such as the January Folk Culture Festival, May Auction Week, and October Expo.

The surrounding environment of Beijing Antique City is excellent. It neighbors the Jinsong East Entrance commercial district to the north, Huawei Commercial Building to the west, Jingrui Building to the south, and the Third Ring Road and the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway to the east. It provides direct access to the Capital International Airport Expressway heading north, making transportation very convenient.

Beijing Antique City gathers the treasures of Chinese civilization in one place, integrating modern facilities and management methods. It serves as a paradise for collectors and antique enthusiasts from China and abroad, and an artistic hall where tourists can appreciate the profound richness of Chinese culture.

The current chairman is a well-known antique shop ownerSun Yingzhou. For those interested in antique appraisal, the name Sun Yingzhou is definitely not unfamiliar. He was born in 1893 into a very poor family in Jixian County, Hebei Province. Life was indeed harsh for Chinese people at that time, but fortunately, Sun Yingzhou survived healthy and strong.

　Address: No. 21, South East Third Ring Road, Chaoyang District

　Admission: Free

   Opening Hours: 10:00–18:00

　Area: 23,400 square meters

The architecture is classic and elegant, with luxurious and richly decorated interiors, showcasing distinct Chinese ethnic features. Beijing Antique City currently hosts over 500 private antique dealers offering ten categories of items including ancient ceramics, Chinese and foreign paintings and calligraphy, jade and bone carvings, gold, silver and bronze ware, classical furniture, antique carpets, antique clocks, and jewelry such as pearls, jadeite, and diamonds. The selection is comprehensive and the business robust. National-level cultural relics appraisal experts provide authentication consulting services and professional guidance for antique enthusiasts. Transportation Information

Take bus routes 300, 28, or Special Line 8 and get off at Panjiayuan (Shilihe) Station.

   Chaoyang District, Beijing