Emperor’s Six-Horse Chariot Museum
天子驾六博物馆 · Tiānzǐ Jià Liù Bówùguǎn
An Eastern Zhou chariot pit excavated where it lies under a downtown square, including the only known royal chariot drawn by six horses.
Booking recommendedBring your passport1 hour
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Small and compact; easy to fit in on the way between the old town and Wangcheng Park, both on Metro Line 1.
- Opening hours
- Daily 08:30–18:30 (ticket sales stop 18:00) To be confirmed
- Price
- ¥30 To be confirmed
- How to book
- Tickets are sold online for the same day only, on the WeChat account “洛阳周王城天子驾六博物馆”. The online form expects a Chinese ID card; with a passport, ask at the ticket desk. To be confirmed
- Getting there
- Metro Line 1 to Zhouwangcheng Guangchang (exit C or D)
- Address in Chinese
- 河南省洛阳市西工区中州中路226号（周王城广场）
Photo: Gary Todd · CC0
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