It's a pity that everything is only in Chinese. In addition its very very crowded. More

We didn't join a tour, so I needed to read the fine details to know the stories of the exhibit! Since I am interested in history, it was an impressive place! There were lots of people and we needed to sit down a few times before moving on to cover the whole place. It took us 1.5-2 hour to see... More

Very few of the tags and explanations were in English. Too bad More

I enjoyed the Palace. It is large and does require a bit of time though. More than I expected. It's a short walk off of the number 2 metro line. More

The photos and period furniture really bring back the period of the mid 20th century, and th history that was made here by the key players in modern China. More

The Presidential palace was used for the provincial government during the Qing dynasty, the Taiping Rebellions capital and Chaing Kai-shek's office as leader of the Republic of China. It is very large and educational. I learned a lot and it was great to see where so many different things happened. More

Ticket is RMB40 which is acceptable and worth the value More

This is both a historical and cultural site. The buildings and gardens of the Presidential Palace are magnificent to say the least. The palace was originally erected in the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 600 years. After the Chinese Communist Party took power in 1949, the palace was used as the provincial government office until 1998.This... More

The Presidential Palace in Nanjing is a mixture of architechtural and cultural styles on the one site. The main buildings on the central axis, separated by ornate corridors, are the buildings of the original republic, from the early 1900s to 1949, the times of Sun Yat-sen and Chaing Kai-shek. Most are offices, workrooms and meeting rooms of the administration, furnished... More