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Step into Deji Art Museum where Nanjing's avant-garde art scene comes alive! Marvel at the fusion of cutting-edge contemporary works with traditional Chinese heritage. Don't miss the immersive interactive exhibits where you become part of the artwork. The light installation zone is Instagram gold, while the sky garden offers panoramic city views. Weekend artist workshops make it perfect for family creativity time!
Kuandu Hotel(Nanjing Confucius Temple Branch)
Looking for an escape from the city hustle? This is the perfect choice for you! Nestled in the Xinanli neighborhood, the charming antique architecture blends seamlessly with modern amenities, offering a unique fusion of Nanjing culture and contemporary living. With a dedicated children's play area, your little ones will have endless fun! Enjoy valet parking and free parking, making your road trip hassle-free. The stunning Jiuyan Bridge night view is a photographer's dream! Its prime location near the subway and attractions ensures easy access to delicious food and unique shops. The friendly front desk staff and top-notch facilities have earned rave reviews for its great value. Don't miss out!
Huaji Hotel
Tucked away in the historic Laomendong district, this boutique designer hotel is a perfect blend of vintage charm and modern aesthetics. With only 19 uniquely crafted rooms, each space showcases a harmonious mix of complexity and simplicity. The highlight? Five semi-enclosed courtyards that offer a serene and intimate setting for tea gatherings or casual meetups. Just a short walk from Confucius Temple, the hotel immerses you in Nanjing’s cultural heartbeat. Rated 4.8/5, guests rave about the delicious breakfast, thoughtful service, cozy bedding, and stunning lake views. If you’re looking for a stylish yet warm retreat in Nanjing, this is the place to be!
Kuandu Hotel(Nanjing Laomendong Branch)
This is a charming boutique inn infused with the nostalgic ambiance of old Nanjing, meticulously designed by renowned architect Chen Weixin. Inspired by the theme of "water, moon, and four seasons", every corner exudes artistic vibes. Nestled beside the ancient city wall and adjacent to the Laomendong Cultural District, it offers a peaceful retreat in the bustling city - and yes, your furry friends are welcome! The uniquely designed rooms are divided into Left Bank and Right Bank areas, connected by a cozy courtyard. With its authentic ancient charm, thoughtful service, and convenient location near major attractions, it's perfect for both Instagram-worthy stays and relaxing getaways.
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Everything you need to know about Deji Art Museum
Nanjing Jinling Hotel is a top choice, just 500 meters from Dali Art Museum with exceptional convenience. The hotel offers luxury accommodations, modern design, and panoramic windows overlooking the city skyline. With an indoor pool, fine dining options, and premium service, it’s ideal for both cultural exploration and relaxation after visiting exhibitions.
Yes, explore Deji Plaza and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street nearby, where you’ll find independent design stores, artisanal galleries, and curated concept cafes. Yi Ye Shufang specializes in handpicked literary and artistic books, while Man Shiguang Coffee blends Eastern aesthetics with minimalist interior design—perfect for quiet reflection and creative inspiration. These spaces elevate your museum experience into everyday artistry.
Take Line 1 of the Nanjing Metro from Santiao Xiang Station, just a short walk from the museum. The journey takes about 20 minutes with no transfers, and trains run every 3–5 minutes. For luggage-heavy travelers, pre-booked private transfer services offer door-to-door convenience. Metro is cost-effective and reliable, especially after a visit.
The museum features a dedicated Children’s Art Interactive Zone with hands-on workshops and themed tours suitable for ages 6–12. Nearby, Xuanwu Lake Park offers open lawns, playgrounds, and scenic paths perfect for family picnics. A 15-minute drive leads to Nanjing Museum, which hosts interactive exhibits tailored for young visitors, making art education fun and engaging.
Currently featured is a groundbreaking exhibition on contemporary Chinese ink art innovation, showcasing how emerging artists use digital media to reinterpret traditional brushwork. The exhibit employs immersive projection technology and interactive installations, placing visitors inside the artwork. An additional international residency showcase highlights cross-cultural artistic dialogues, offering a global perspective on modern creativity.
Book tickets in advance via the official website to avoid queues. Photography is restricted inside galleries but allowed in public areas. Wear comfortable shoes due to extensive walking. Bring snacks and water—there are refreshment zones and cafés available. Download the official app for multilingual audio guides to enhance understanding and enrich your visit.
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