Shandong University Museum
Shandong University Museum has two sites, one in Jinan, the capital city of Shandong province, and the other in Qingdao on its Qingdao campus. Each site features displays of the university’s history, and exhibitions of historical and cultural relics, archaeological finds, and fossils.
Zhangqiu District Museum
Located in Jinan, capital city of Shandong province and opened to the public on the first day of 2016, the Zhangqiu District Museum boasts a collection of 26,000 artworks and cultural relics that testify to the production levels, the social hierarchy, the rites and rituals, and the consummate craftsmanship and superb artistic achievements that have thrived throughout the ages on this land.
Qingdao Mountain Battery Site Museum
Renowned as the only topical museum that comprehensively displays the influence of World War I (1914-18) on China, the Qingdao Mountain Battery Site Museum was rated as a national first-class museum in 2020, and serves as a cultural facility integrating tourism and education.
Tsingtao Beer Museum
And when it comes to stories about beer, there is no other place in China able to relate them more vividly than the Tsingtao Beer Museum.
Linyi Museum
Covering 20,806 square meters and opened to the public in 2012, the Linyi Museum in East China’s Shandong province looks like four piled books, which symbolizes the profound history and culture of Linyi.
Jining Museum
Established in 1985 and covering 20,460 square meters, the Jining Museum in East China’s Shandong province is installed in the Iron Pagoda Temple, a magnificent architectural complex dating to AD 560.
Tengzhou Museum of Han Dynasty Pictorial Bricks
Han Dynasty (206BC-AD 220) pictorial bricks were discovered in Tengzhou, East China’s Shandong province, during the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and the early Republic of China (1912-49), and the Tengzhou Museum of Han Dynasty Pictorial Bricks was established and opened to the public to celebrate them in 1997.
Tengzhou Museum
Covering 20,487 square meters, the Tengzhou Museum in East China’s Shandong province is a comprehensive and multi-functional modern museum integrating history, art, and culture in a grand building designed in the styles of the Han (206 BC-AD 220) and the Tang (618-907) dynasties.
Qi Heritage Museum
Covering a total area of 152,000 square meters and constructed in 2015, the Qi Heritage Museum in East China’s Shandong province is actually composed of five museums, namely the Qi Culture Museum, the Football Museum, the Dongsun Warring States Tomb Museum, the Ancient Chariot Museum of China, and the Folk Museum Cluster.
