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Added by Jopie, at 28 June 2011
Opening Hours
- Monday 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday Closed
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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5 Reviews
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27 February 2017
覚生寺とも言う。
鐘の博物館、昔の大鐘がたくさん展示してある。よく見ると鐘の表面一面に漢字がある面白いものもある。
中国の鐘だけでなく西洋や日本の鐘の展示もあり、ちゃんと博物館らしくなっている。
地鉄13号線 大鐘寺駅北の三環沿いを西へ600mほど。response / report this review -
29 December 2016
Музей колоколов. Стоит посетить музей, чтобы сравнить размеры некоторых колоколов в человеческий рост. К тому же можно приобрести некоторые подделки, которые стоят на рынке для туристов в несколько раз дешевле чем тут
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26 December 2016
大钟寺古钟博物馆，原名觉生寺，因寺内存放永乐大钟，故又俗称大钟寺。大钟寺位于中国北京市海淀区北三环路，始建于清雍正十一年（1733年），本为皇家佛教寺庙，于1985年辟为古钟博物馆，馆内展示中、外古代钟铃共400多件。大钟寺在1996年获中华人民共和国国务院列入全国重点文物保护单位，正式成为受国家保护的古迹。
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27 January 2016
It's a 850 meter walk (10 min) from exit A of the Dazhongsi metro station on line 13. I thought I was going to see a temple, but this is a museum about bells set in the Buddhist Jue Sheng Temple. This is not an active temple with incense burning or worshipers. It's completely converted to a museum. The museum feels newly renovated. All the exhibit rooms are refreshed or new. The indoor exhibits are beautifully arranged and displayed with English signs with good detail. There's history on casting bells. There's also a small scale model scene of casting large bells in ancient times. This included hologram images of animated actors. These images really enhanced the dullness of the model. An outdoor courtyard has a graveyard of old bells. So cool.
The entrance ticket includes admittance to the temple. On Wednesdays, the first 200 visitors are free. Otherwise 20 RMB for adults.response / report this review -
05 July 2011
Good place for two hours. A lot of bells. If someone likes bells, should go there for sure.
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