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Er Baorui Wax Museum is located at 89 Minsheng Road, an Italian-style street in Hebei District, Tianjin. Er Baorui is a leading figure in contemporary Chinese wax sculpture art and has been awarded the title of "Master" by UNESCO. He has successfully developed a series of significant techniques, achieving unprecedented results in depicting the texture and life of wax figures. Over the past three decades, Er Baorui has been commissioned to create over 200 wax figures of great figures and celebrities for major museums and memorials across China.
The Erbaorui Wax Museum, covering 1,600 square meters, houses over 60 wax figures. The museum spans two floors. The first floor features exhibitions of contemporary Chinese political leaders, heroes and role models, scientists, as well as foreign dignitaries and royals. The second floor showcases renowned Chinese and international athletes, entrepreneurs, calligraphers and painters, and entertainment stars.
The East Asian monsoon climate and the warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate; Erbaorui Wax Museum is the first wax museum in China named after an artist and the first wax museum in Tianjin. It is suitable for travel in all seasons.
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Adult ticket: 75 yuan/person, college student ticket: 59 yuan/person
08:30-20:30
The El Baorui Wax Museum is one of Tianjin's premier attractions, showcasing impressive wax sculptures of famous individuals from various fields. It is known for its detailed craftsmanship and plays an important role in both entertainment and education by offering visitors an interactive way to learn about historical and contemporary figures.
The El Baorui Wax Museum is located in the heart of Tianjin. It can be reached by taking the metro to the nearest station, or you can opt for a taxi or bus. If you are in the city center, it's also possible to walk to the museum, depending on your location.
The museum is generally open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are during weekdays, especially in the morning, to avoid large crowds typically seen on weekends and holidays.
Tickets for the El Baorui Wax Museum typically range from 60 RMB to 120 RMB depending on the time of year and any special exhibitions. Tickets can be purchased both online via the museum's website or onsite at the ticket counter.
Booking tickets in advance is recommended during peak tourist seasons or for special exhibitions. Generally, booking 1-2 days in advance is sufficient, though earlier bookings can ensure availability for specific dates and times.
It typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to fully explore the museum, including taking time to appreciate the exhibits and take photographs with the wax figures.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and some English-speaking guides can be requested. Audio guides are also available in multiple languages, including English, for self-guided tours.
The best photography spots are in front of the most famous and lifelike wax figures, particularly in the celebrity and historical figures sections. The museum’s lighting design also makes the figures look more realistic, providing excellent photo opportunities.
Start with the celebrity section to see popular figures, then move to the historical section. Don’t miss the themed rooms for a more immersive experience. Spend the final moments in the interactive exhibits for a hands-on visit.
Currently, the El Baorui Wax Museum operates primarily during daylight hours. Special tours or night visits are not typically available, but the museum sometimes holds temporary themed exhibits or events during special occasions.
The museum tends to be crowded on weekends and public holidays. To avoid crowds, visit on weekdays, especially in the morning when it first opens.
The museum is equipped with clean toilet facilities, a small café offering snacks and drinks, and rest areas where visitors can relax. There are also souvenir shops selling themed merchandise related to the exhibits.
The El Baorui Wax Museum is accessible to visitors of all ages and abilities. It has ramps and elevators to accommodate wheelchair users, and the exhibits are designed to be child-friendly with interactive elements.
Mobile payments (WeChat Pay, Alipay) and credit cards are widely accepted at the museum. However, it is still advisable to carry some cash in case of small transactions or for souvenirs.
Yes, nearby restaurants cater to vegetarian, vegan, and halal diets. Some restaurants inside the museum also offer vegetarian options.
Yes, the museum has souvenir shops selling wax figure-related memorabilia, such as miniatures, photo albums, and postcards, as well as other China-themed gifts.
After visiting the museum, taxis or the metro are convenient options for continuing your trip. The museum is located near several bus lines as well, providing easy access to other city attractions.
