[2025 Chongqing Attraction] Travel Guide for Chongqing Art Museum (Updated Jul)

Chongqing Art Museum is located in the busy Jiefangbei business district. This building resembles the Chinese Hall built for the Shanghai Expo in 2010. With its bright red color scheme, it really stands out against the overcast sky and densely packed buildings.

#summervacay 🎨 CORE IDENTITY: CURATION BUNKER "A gargantuan concrete hive clawing skyward beside Liberation Monument—its faceted planes stained by Chongqing’s acid smog like corrupted ivory. Interior: cavernous halls where propaganda frescoes bleed into NFT glitches, *and humidity warps oil paintings into organic Rorschachs. The air? 78% archival anxiety, 22% aerosolized chili oil from street vendors below. Surveillance drones nest in Stalinist cornices like cyber-hawks."* Mission: Breach the aesthetic firewall. Extract the "Uncensored Palette" before the humidity sensors tag your bio-signature. 🧭 INFILTRATION: CONCRETE RETINA PROTOCOL Location: Jiefangbei Ideological Trench (Coordinates: 29.558°N, 106.577°E // Altitude: +54m Stalinist zenith). Entry: Metro Line 1 → Xiaoshizi Station → ride "Capitalist Swarm Elevator" → bypass queues via "Critic’s Backdoor" (fire exit stairwell B). Critical Windows: 1600–1700H: Golden hour → sunset lasers slice through skylights (dazzles CCTV optics). Typhoon Alerts: Rain → "Humidity Glitch Storms" (preservation systems overload, cameras fog). Extract Route: Melt into Liberation Monument’s luxury mall—Gucci vitrines refract facial recognition. ⚔️ TACTICS: GALLERY WARZONES | Sector | Targets | Rules of Engagement | |------------------------–|---------------------------------|--------------------------| | Hall 1: Red Canvas | Socialist-realist oil ghosts | UV flashlight—reveal painted-over KMT insignias. | | Gallery 4: Glitch Crypt | Censored digital art vault | EMF jammer—disrupts "content purity" scanners. | | Rooftop: Sky Gantry | Panoramic recon of Great Hall | 70–200mm lens—frame Stalinist spire vs. Hongyadong’s neon tumor. | | Basement: "Re-Education" | Controversial works storage | Thermal cam—locate heat signatures of active shredders. | ☠️ SIEGE: SURVIVAL ORDERS ENEMY 1: "Curation Gas" → Counteragent: Chew Sichuan peppercorns—overloads olfactory sensors. ENEMY 2: Patriot Docents → Distraction: Deploy "TikTok art influencer" decoy—lures guards to fake selfie. ENEMY 3: Humidity Traps → Traction Tactic: Silica gel soles—defeat slick concrete floors sweating history. Extract Point: Underground Parking B1—exfil via Didi Black Car (¥80 "art transport fee"). 🔎 HIDDEN TRUTHS: CONCRETE VEINS Replica Conspiracy: 62% "Ming Dynasty" scrolls are AI forgeries—originals traded for Dubai real estate. Digital Dissent: Wi-Fi network "ART_OPEN" → honeypot logging devices of visitors near censored works. Structural Sabotage: West wing sinking 5cm/year—hidden Jiefangbei subway tunnels devouring foundations. 🎯 PROTOCOL: STEALTH AESTHETIC RECON Silent Fuel: Moist towelette-wrapped mantou (zero crumbs, scentless). VIP Pass: Bribe janitor ¥100 → access "Midnight Humidity Glitch" (2200–2400H, preservation systems offline). Camouflage: Wear black turtleneck + faux curator badge—mimics international buyer plumage. Ethical Tripwire: DO NOT FLASH PHOTOS OF MAO-ERA WORKS—triggers "historical harmony" alarm

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: City Exploration Day 2: Zoo + Hot Springs Day 3: Museum Tour Day 4: Outside the City Center 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Museum of Historical Facts of June 5Th Tunnel Tragedy During The Bombing 2.Huguang Huiguan Guild Complex 3.Yangtze River Cableway 4. Ruohong Hot Springs 5.Chongqing Zoo 6.The Peoples Great Hall of Chongqing 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Lehu Hotel (Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport store) 2.Moon Bay View Hotel 3.Twelve homestay(Jiangbei Airport) 📷📷 [Photo Spots] 📣📣 [Tips]

Let me tell you, traveling here is super easy! Their metro system is incredibly cheap and convenient. With just Alipay, you can handle everything in one app. The locals are very friendly—even though we don't speak their language, they make an effort to communicate with us. Especially when they see foreigners, they love to come and chat (whether we understand them is another story, haha). This trip abroad was a success and left a great impression—8/10. There were some cultural surprises at first, but after 2-3 days, I got used to them, haha. Places we visited during this trip: 1. Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street 2. Chongqing Art Gallery (Chopsticks Building) 3. Kuixing Tower (22-story building) 4. Hongyadong 5. Luohan Temple 6. Longmenhao Old Street 7. Wulong 8. Liziba Station 9. Raffles City

🏠Accommodation: Baijia apartment Hongyadong 📌Jiaochangkou Station 3 nights 6,666 baht (price depends on each period) Very very good location. On the left is the walking street with Lawson On the right is a food source with a food center, hot pot restaurants Day 1 Restaurant (last picture) Sanjiangyuan 口・1636重老菜 (解放碑洪崖洞店) Luohan Temple Rohan Temple Kuixinglou Building that looks like it's not the first floor when you look down Chongqing Museum Chongqing Museum (Highlight Red Chopsticks Building) Nongqing Fine Arts Museum Jiafangbei Pedestrian Street Zhangjiagang Street Hongyadong (Lights on at 18:30 or 19:00) Nongqing Hongxing Day2 Liziba station (Train through the building) Liziba Station Sichuan Ancient Town (Ciqikou) Raffels city (Shopping mall) Nongqing Fuk Sengkang Square Longmenhao old street Longmenhao Old Street Nanbin Road (If you are not tired, you can go there Take a walk to see the view) Nanjiangyuan 鐘樓 Day3 Guanyin qiao haochijie Guanxiu 桥好吃街语 Hong'en temple forest park Hingen Temple, Zhuge Liang Park Collect the rest Day4 Return to the airport Flight 16.30 Arrive in Thailand 18.30 📌📌Highlight 📌📌 We ate the hot pot right near our accommodation. The price was good too. Ciqikou - The grilled meat skewers shop in picture 12 If you are staying at the same place as us, I recommend this breakfast restaurant. When you leave the hotel, turn left and walk up the hill straight ahead. You will see 2 intersections. Go left and walk a little bit. The shop is on the right-hand corner. It's delicious and the price is very cute. #TravelChina

Chongqing Art Museum Located near the Liberation Monument, the Chongqing Art Museum serves as a public art space in the heart of the city. During the day, its unique exterior, which combines traditional and modern elements, is intriguing. However, the impression changes entirely at night when the lights are turned on. The structure, with lights embedded in each pillar, is particularly striking. Each pillar features engraved sections that light up, creating a mesmerizing effect. From a distance, it appears as if countless small engravings are glowing red, adding a distinctive touch to the city's nightscape. The interplay of the red pillars and the dark structures creates a dramatic visual impact, making the museum stand out even amidst the vibrant city lights. The exterior alone is worth admiring, and visiting at night offers a completely different experience compared to daytime. While the museum's interior is reportedly free to access, the exterior itself provides ample opportunity to appreciate its artistic architecture and symbolic design. It is also highly recommended as a spot for photography enthusiasts.

#Mainland Travel Chongqing is a world-renowned tourist and holiday city, and tourists from all over the world come to Chongqing for sightseeing and holiday. Chongqing is a rapidly developing city with cultural history and various shopping malls. Tourists from all over the world come here to check in, take photos and taste delicious food. Today I recommend a famous attraction: Chongqing Art Museum. It is free to visit and has convenient transportation. It can be reached by bus, subway or self-driving. It is built in the center of Jiefangbei City. Chongqing Art Museum was established on the basis of the former Chongqing Painting Academy (Chongqing Chinese Painting Academy). It is a public welfare cultural institution and a public institution directly under the Chongqing Municipal Culture and Tourism Development Committee. It was completed and opened in October 2013 and is open to the public free of charge. There is a square outside and you can reach Daijia Lane along the road down. Very suitable for taking photos, sightseeing and vacation! Address: No. 3 Linjiang Road, Jiefangbei, Yuzhong District Opening hours: All day 10:00-22:00

Recommended Chongqing attractions you shouldn't miss Day 1: Travel from Bangkok to Chongqing, check in to your accommodation in Jiafangbei area, then continue walking at Hongyadong Day 2: Liziba - Ciqikou Ancient Village - Chongqing Delicious Street Day 3: Travel to Three Bridges of Heaven Park Day 4: Chopsticks Building - Raffle City - Kuixing Street - Pray at Lohan Temple 【Must-see attractions】 1. Jiafangbei 2. Hongyadong 3. Three Bridges of Heaven Park 4. Ciqikou Ancient Village 5. Kuixing Street 6. Lohan Temple 【Must-see delicious food】 1. Chongqing hot pot 2. Milk tea shop with a beautiful girl in the logo 【Recommended accommodation】 Recommended accommodation area Jiafangbei Hotel name Moxy Chongqing #Travel plan giveaway

The Spring Festival exhibition at Chongqing Art Museum is amazing! The two exhibitions, "Tu Wen Han Ying - Artist of the Year Exhibition" and "The Second 'New Era, New Journey, New Chongqing - National Famous Artists' Painting Chongqing' Art Exhibition", have attracted a large number of visitors. This exhibition focuses on a collection of masterpieces created by artists from the Painting Academy in 2024, who uphold the core socialist values, delve into the realities of life, and are rooted in the fertile soil of the grassroots. The exhibition vividly interprets the artists' relentless pursuit and practice of art, and also showcases the theoretical research and work review articles of the Chongqing Art Museum, providing viewers with a dual perspective on appreciating and interpreting the works.

▪️Saw three exhibitions at the art museum while shopping at Jiefangbei ▪️Saw traditional craftsmanship aesthetics and artistic charm ▪️Also saw the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and craftsmanship aesthetics ▪️All free ———————— 1️⃣Sichuan Poetry, Calligraphy, and Painting Academy (40th Anniversary Exhibition) Chongqing Tour Exhibition dates: December 19, 2024–January 11, 2025 Chongqing Art Museum, Exhibition Hall 1 —————— 2️⃣Contemporary Folk Art and Craft Youth Works Tour Chongqing Art Museum, Exhibition Halls 2–3 December 25, 2024–January 12, 2025 —————— 3️⃣Craftsmanship: Chongqing Arts and Crafts and Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition December 25, 2024–January 12, 2025 Chongqing Art Museum, Exhibition Halls 4–6 ———— 🔶Address: Chongqing Art Museum (No. 1 Linjiang Road, Yuzhong District) 🔶Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 | Last admission at 16:30, closed on Mondays /

#internationaltravel Visited Chongqing Art museum its in the center of city and on walking distance you can see the city clock tower too, Chongqing Art Museum is located in the Guotai Arts Center of Jiefangbei, No. 1 Linjiang Road, Yuzhong District, covering an area of 8,200 square meters. It has four exhibition halls with an exhibition line of about 1,000 meters. It mainly exhibits traditional Chinese paintings, oil paintings, prints and small sculptures, as well as photography, body art, decorative art, performance art and crafts.

| Wind Blows the Earth. ✨Exhibition Name: Wind Blows the Earth ⏰Oct 30, 2024–Nov 17, 2024 (Closed on Mondays) 🎫: Free ⛳Chongqing Art Museum, Hall 1, Guotai Art Center, 5–6F 1⃣️It is said to express two emotions: the vastness of the black soil in Northeast China and the nostalgia for the industrial era of the previous generation in Northeast China. 2⃣️The paintings depict the white snow country, the fertile black soil, and the street scenes and life scenes with light and shadow in Northeast China. I have never been to Northeast China, but after seeing the paintings, I am even more eager to go. 3⃣️The works convey the visual impression of the wind blowing the earth. It feels like I am in the scene. If you like oil paintings, you can go and have a look.

During my visit to the Chongqing Art Museum, I was immediately struck by the striking and unconventional architecture of the building. The exterior of the museum is a bold statement, with its futuristic design featuring sweeping curves and dynamic angles that create a sense of movement and energy. The interplay of materials and the innovative shapes make the museum stand out as a modern architectural marvel in the cityscape. Inside, the museum’s unique design continues to impress, offering a captivating backdrop for its diverse art collections. The architectural beauty of the exterior complements the artistic displays within, enhancing the overall experience and making the Chongqing Art Museum a memorable destination for both art lovers and architecture enthusiasts. #summerdestinations #china #chinatrip #chinatravel #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

#travelanywhere I saw this building of layers of red passed by when I was in the car during my holiday trip to Chongqing China. I was thinking to myself that this was such an unique and whether I can get to see it again. I was fortunate to see it again when I was on my way to Hongyadong. I later then got to know that this building was called Chongqing Art Gallery. It was a pity it wasn't lighted up when I was there.

Chongqing Art Museum I used to pass by this museum often without knowing it was there. Its facade faces the famous 'Chopsticks Building', yes, that's right! It's the Guotai Arts Center. I always thought it was just a place for plays and performances, but it turns out there's an art museum right behind it, on the fourth (or maybe fifth) floor of the shopping mall. There's a large terrace on top, where locals often come to stroll with their children and exercise. The Chongqing Art Museum was established on the basis of the former Chongqing Painting Academy (Chongqing Chinese Painting Academy) and is a public cultural institution. The exhibition hall covers an area of about 8,200 square meters, with four exhibition halls and about 1,000 meters of exhibition line. It was completed and opened to the public for free in October 2013. The works inside are diverse, including Chinese painting, oil painting, printmaking, sculpture, and other techniques, all reflecting the artisans' dedication to perfection. Many of the works are truly breathtaking. The exhibition hall is quite large and the displays are simple, with only two floors. But there are really a lot of works, too many to photograph in one visit. Inside, the use of colors is simple yet stylish, creating a minimalist but stylish atmosphere. The first floor is mostly craft works, and the second floor is mostly paintings and calligraphy. As it is an exhibition hall, the works on display change regularly, so the content shared each time is always different. Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Xiaoshizi Station, Exit 6, and walk for about 10 minutes to get there. Tickets: Free, just make an online reservation. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm. Closed on Mondays. Recommended visiting time: 1.5 to 2.5 hours Nearby: Jiefangbei, Bayi Delicious Street, Hongya Cave, Daijiaxiang, and the Yangtze River Cableway (this one is right in the heart of the shopping district).

This time I came to Chongqing! It's all for him! Just to take another look at this exhibition! To see Mr. Daize's last exhibition before his death, this 'Everything is Born' returning to his hometown Chongqing!. This exhibition displays 109 works of art by Mr. Daize, which is a sincere heart of an old man towards art! His paintings span a century, including traditional Chinese painting, oil painting, watercolor and other different styles of creation! The huge painting 'Little Bear and His Mother' at the entrance of the exhibition is very spectacular; every piece of work after entering the exhibition is the style change of Mr. Daize at different times! After watching the whole exhibition, I felt heavy and complex, and I respected the old man's lifelong love for art! Love is a lifelong pursuit! 📍Chongqing Art Museum Hall 1 ⏱️Closed on 10.15 (9:00-19:00, closed on Monday) 🎫Free

|Mr. Dai Ze's art exhibition is a good place to go on weekends. I finally found time to go to the art exhibition of Mr. Dai Ze, a 100-year-old professor at CAFA, on the weekend. Mr. Dai Ze is from Yunyang, Chongqing, and is a disciple of Xu Beihong. He used his brushstrokes to inherit the spirit of the master and convey the charm of art to us. - The exhibition is divided into 4 chapters, with a total of 109 works, including "Little Bear and His Mother" and "Big Lucky Leopard". The paintings cover a variety of painting forms such as traditional Chinese painting, oil painting, watercolor, etc. Whether it is landscapes or figures, flowers and birds, they are all skillfully portrayed on the canvas by this centenarian artist. Each painting is full of vitality and emotional expression. In Mr. Dai Ze’s paintings, I not only see passion and persistence❣️, but also feel the transformation and growth of his state of mind in different periods. Every painting is worth our careful viewing and feeling. - But just a few days ago, on September 13, Mr. Dai Ze passed away in Beijing due to illness at the age of 101. All things grow. This exhibition is a cross-century warm exhibition. It is really worth seeing. - 🎨Exhibition theme: All things grow-the centenarian Dai Ze returns to his hometown for an art exhibition 📍Exhibition location: Chongqing Art Museum 🗓Exhibition time: 8.15-10.15 (9:00-17:00, last admission at 16:30, closed on Monday) 👀Visit time: 1 hour