Most Popular Antique Markets in Beijing

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2007-06-20

Most Popular Antique Markets in Beijing

TOP 1 Antique City

Beijing Curio City is a four-story complex housing with scores of kitsch and bizarre items plus an extended collection of antiques.
Tel: 86-10-6774-7711
Address: Antique City

TOP 2 Panjiayuan Antique Market

Come to this market to bargain for life sized terracotta warriors, vintage photographs, porcelain vases and figurines, caligraphy scrolls and much more. The best time to buy is early morning on weekends.

TOP 3 Liulichang Cultural Relics Street

This crowded hutong has a history that stretches back to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and is a great place to go for the traditional "four treasures of the study": calligraphy brushes, inks, ink stones and paper

TOP 4 Liangma Antique Market

Besides a large range of Ming and Qing style furniture, this large market sells ancient porcelain, jade, old clocks and watches, paintings, carpets, ornaments and more.

TOP 5 Beijing Curio City

The biggest centre for curio trade in Asia, the charm of Curio City is that many of the stalls are run by people who have a real collector's love of what they do, rather than being just shop assistants.

TOP 6 Hong Qiao - Pearl Market

Also known as "Hard Bargain House," Hong Qiao is neatly arranged into sections on the various floors, and after its mid-1990s renovation is a place you can buy almost anything.

TOP 7 Baoguosi Collection Market

Located in the south of Beijing, it has become an important market for old books, traditional Chinese paintings, stamps, ancient currency and antiques.

TOP 8 Long Shun Cheng Antique Furniture

Traditional Chinese style furniture, ornaments, Chinese paintings and calligraphy can be found at this Beijing market along with a large selection of old currency.

TOP 9 Beijing Cultural Relics Bureau

There are actually dozens of places in Beijing to buy antiques, cool kitschy reproductions, and what can only be described lovingly as "tat." Here are the four of the biggest

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TOP 10 Zhaojia Classical Furniture Warehouse

Another market in the Panjiayuan area, selling traditional Chinese furniture in the styles of the Ming and Qing dynasties