What to see at the Shenzhen Natural History Museum, from dinosaur fossils to meteorites
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The Shenzhen Natural History Museum will open to the public on July 28, becoming the first dedicated large-scale natural history institution in southern China. Located in the Pingshan district, the museum is part of Shenzhen's 'Ten Cultural Facilities of the New Era' initiative, with a total investment of 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million). The opening follows that of the Shenzhen Art Museum in 2023 as the second major cultural venue in the program.
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Total investment of 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million)
The museum is located in Pingshan district in the northeast of Shenzhen.
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Shenzhen Natural History Museum will open to the public on July 28.
South China Morning Post- Total investment of 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million)
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Loaded language removedThe Shenzhen Natural History Museum will open to the public on July 28 as the first dedicated large-scale institution of its kind in southern China. Spearheaded by the Shenzhen government with a total investment of 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million) – excluding the cost of collecting artefacts – the museum, located in the Pingshan district in the northeast of the city, is among its “Ten Cultural Facilities of the New Era”. The first of these to open was the new Shenzhen Art Museum in 2023,...
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Shenzhen Natural History Museum will open to the public on July 28.
South China Morning PostIt is the first dedicated large-scale natural history institution in southern China.
South China Morning PostTotal investment is 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million), excluding artefact collection costs.
South China Morning PostThe museum is located in Pingshan district in the northeast of Shenzhen.
South China Morning PostThe first of the Ten Cultural Facilities to open was the new Shenzhen Art Museum in 2023.
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