Shenzhen Museum

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It's really beautiful place to be there.

Pretty basic, free museum that shows the history of Shenzhen with a few snapshots and displays out of the history. Not much explanation in English. The temporary exhibitions are Chinese only.
It's free and the staff is friendly.

Located at city center, and can be accessed thru MRT Hongling stop. It's a good 2-3 hour walk, and interesting knowledge on Shenzhen history. For me, it was learning about Hakka people and Cantonese people.

A must visit museum for those interested in Shenzhen history.

深圳半日好去處，免費入場但要先微信預約（香港的可用回鄉証登記）因要用QRcode入場。

目前展覽有：復制巨型石窟+異國風佛教建築石板（感覺佔整體40-50%）+深圳遠古，古代+古代文化（有室內小街幾用心制作👍🏻），現代（不解釋，個個博物館都差不多可行可唔行）+兩個小型動物標本。整體約行了兩小時先睇完

記得門口仲有個紀念品店要行埋！（就係冇乜宣傳同提示所以事後才知道miss了。太可惜）

A great place to see the development from old to new Shenzhen

The Shenzhen Museum located in Futian district is one of the city’s not to be missed gems, offering fascinating historical exhibits from the ancient to the modern and is actually three museums packed into one huge complex that is an architectural marvel by itself. The current highlight is the Pingcheng and Yungang Grottoes Art in the Northern Wei Dynasty Exhibition at the History and Folk Culture Division in Civic Centre where visitors can check out the 9 meter tall replica of Yungang Grottoes Cave 12, famously known as the “Music Cave”. that was built between 470 and 494AD in Northern Wei’s capital Pingcheng (now Datong, Shanxi Province). Was well worth the high speed rail ride in from Hong Kong.