Scenic spot introduction:

The Huang Binhong Memorial Room in Hangzhou was originally Huang Binhong's former residence. In 1959, it was opened as a memorial room to exhibit Huang Binhong's life biography and paintings. Huang Binhong is a famous painter and scholar in modern times. He is accomplished in the fields of painting and seal cutting. He was awarded the honorary title of "Outstanding Painter of the Chinese People" by the country. He is the author of "A Study on the Origin of Huangshan Painters", "Talk about Honglu Painting", "Essentials of Painting Techniques", etc.

Attractions distribution:

Huang Binhong's former residence is a small courtyard with a square courtyard. In the center of the garden is a white marble statue of Huang Binhong, surrounded by green trees and a quiet environment. The exhibition hall has three parts: the studio on the first floor displays the four treasures of Huang Binhong's study, mahogany painting tables, wooden sofas, etc.; the work exhibition room on the second floor displays twelve representative works of Huang Binhong's landscapes, flowers and birds; the relics exhibition room mainly displays Huang Binhong's works, manuscripts and life stories were published.

Scenic spot features:

Exhibitions, paintings, cultural landscapes, memorial halls of celebrities, former residences of celebrities
Attraction Address
Travel Guide

Best time to visit:

Suitable all year round.

Tourist Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China > Zhejiang Province > Hangzhou > Xihu District

How to get there:

Bus routes: No. 7, No. 27, No. 81, You 1 Line/Y1 (Outer Ring Single Line), You 2 Line/Y2 (Inner Ring Single Line), You 3 Line/Y3, You 9 Line/Y9/West Lake Sightseeing Line ( Inner Ring Single Line), 850 (community bus), and get off at Yuemiao Station.

Scenic area map:

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Attraction Tickets

Ticket price for Huang Binhong’s Former Residence:

free.

Scenic area opening hours:

Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30, entry stops at 16:00, closed on Mondays.

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