Check out the photo spots at the Meike Cave Museum

The Meike Cave Museum is located at No. 99 Chaoyangmenwai Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Admission is free, but some special exhibitions require separate tickets. Preparation ●No tickets are required, but it is recommended to check the official WeChat account of the Meike Cave Museum or other online platforms for exhibition information and special exhibition tickets in advance. ●Wear comfortable shoes for long walks and visits in the museum. Transportation ●Subway: Take Metro Line 6 to Dongdaqiao Station, Exit A, and walk west for about 300 meters; or take Line 2 to Chaoyangmen Station, Exit A, and walk to the museum. ●Self-driving: Use a map to navigate to the Meike Cave Museum, which has an underground parking lot. Tour Route ●B1: Brand showroom with light and shadow art installations and specialty restaurants, where you can experience a unique atmosphere. ●1F: Displays exquisite items such as home decorations, fragrances, wine glasses, and tableware, as well as an afternoon tea restaurant serving coffee, drinks, and wine in an elegant environment. ●2F: Design center and art exhibition area. The model rooms in the design center can provide decoration inspiration, but you need to contact the staff for a closer look; the art exhibition area displays paintings with different themes. ●3F: Bookstore, exhibition hall, and restaurant. The bookstore is a place to read, work, and drink, with books mostly related to art and design; the exhibition hall holds various art exhibitions from time to time, which require reservations in advance; the Silk Road Restaurant offers Xinjiang cuisine at affordable prices. Photo Spots ●The entrance has a unique architectural appearance, mainly in white, similar to a giant meteorite, with a 360-degree view, suitable for taking photos. ●The mural at the entrance on the first floor and the entrance to the afternoon tea restaurant make you feel like you are in a museum, full of artistic atmosphere. ●The spiral staircase on the second floor is decorated with cave rocks on the outside and Kucha murals on the inside, making it a popular photo spot. ●The hollow area on each floor is composed of curves, which are beautiful when photographed up or down. ●The bookstore on the third floor has soft lighting and a sense of design. Food Recommendations ●Light Jazz Restaurant: Offers Western food, such as Wellington steak and flaming black pepper filet steak, in an elegant environment, suitable for dating. ●Silk Road Restaurant: Specializes in Xinjiang cuisine at affordable prices, with an outdoor terrace and private rooms in different styles. Notes ●Follow the museum rules and do not touch the exhibits. ●Be careful not to disturb other visitors when taking photos. ●Follow the guidance and arrangements of the staff when there is a large crowd.