深圳博物馆成立于1981年，是集收藏、保护、研究、展示、教育于一体的综合性博物馆，国家一级博物馆。现有同心路馆（古代艺术）、金田路馆（历史民俗）、深圳改革开放展览馆、东江游击队指挥部旧址4处馆舍，总建筑面积约6.5万平方米。
同心路馆（古代艺术）于1988年11月开馆，位于福田区同心路6号，毗邻深圳市委和荔枝公园，被评为“深圳改革开放十大历史性建筑”。2020年底完成改造提升重新开放，展览面积3900平方米。以展示馆藏古代青铜、陶瓷文物为主，常年举办文物艺术类主题临展。
金田路馆（历史民俗）于2008年12月开馆，位于深圳市民中心A区。展览面积约1万平方米，以展示深圳历史为主，包括深圳古代、近代、民俗文化和特区改革开放，常年举办历史、文化、艺术、自然等各类主题临展。
深圳改革开放展览馆于2018年11月对外开放，为庆祝改革开放40周年而建设，位于福田区福中路184号。展览面积6300平方米，全面展示了广东改革开放40年的壮阔历程和丰硕成果。
东江游击队指挥部旧址位于罗湖区南庆街13号，深圳市文物保护单位。2017年12月对外开放，展览面积约250平方米。旧址前身是民国时期的鸿安酒家，叶挺将军曾在此设立指挥部组织抗战，对深圳乃至华南地区抗日武装力量的组建产生了深远影响。
四次接待党和国家最高领导人，考古成果两次入选“全国十大考古新发现”，展览五次在“全国博物馆十大陈列展览精品推介”中斩获殊荣。举办的改革开放主题展览开中国当代史陈列先河，引领全国，作出示范。牵头成立我国首个改革开放主题博物馆联盟。
现有藏品22.8万余件，包括：文物藏品2.7万余件（珍贵文物5457件，其它为一般文物）；物证藏品20.1万余件（改革开放物证19万余件，其它为民俗类等物证）。具有文物行政主管部门颁发的、基本涵盖所有文物材质类型的可移动文物修复资质（纸质文物除外）、文物复制资质和文物拓印资质。
9个基本陈列系统展示了深圳的历史变迁、民俗文化与改革开放进程，以及馆藏古代文物和自然标本。以原创、引进、合作办展等形式已举办临时展览1000多个，年均20多个。每年举办各类教育活动数百场，包括专家讲座、手工坊、外出研学、天文观测等；推出“深·博学堂”、导赏直播等各类线上学习资源。举办“深博之夜”特色夜场活动，推动公共文化服务向夜间延伸。
深圳博物馆是市民观众参观学习、深圳市政府接待和外事活动的重要场所，是展示深圳和中国改革开放的重要窗口。讲解员专业博识，能够高质量完成各项政务接待任务及面向观众的讲解服务，经常被抽调支援高层级讲解任务，广受好评。注册志愿者2000多名，队伍规模及素质处于国内博物馆前列，全面参与展览讲解、咨询引导、宣传教育等工作。
作为深圳重要的研究机构，深圳博物馆在文物、地方史、改革开放史、民俗文化、考古学及博物馆学等领域有较强研究能力。举办多个重量级研讨会，参加国际博物馆高级别论坛并发言，在业界产生重要影响。出版专著、文集、图录等130多部。
Shenzhen Museum was founded in 1981 as the first cultural museum in Shenzhen. It comprises 4 museum sites, including Shenzhen Museum of History and Folk Culture, Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art, Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall, and Former Site of Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters. Covering an area of more than 60,000 square meters, Shenzhen Museum is a large-scale headquarter-division museum that integrates collection, preservation, research, display, and education.
Shenzhen Museum has been awarded the titles of National First-Grade Museum, National Civilized Unit, National Classic Red Tourism Spot, and National Popular Science Education Base, as well as party member education base at provincial and municipal levels, party history education base, patriotism education base, demonstration site for Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao cultural exchange and cooperation, Guangdong Civilized Unit, red tourism demonstration base, party history and national history education base for the wellbeing of the next generation, and many other honorary titles.
I. Background of Foundation
On August 26, 1980, the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone was established. In August 1981, the cultural relics work team of the Guangdong Provincial Museum came to Shenzhen. Together with staff from Shenzhen Bureau of Culture, Shenzhen Library and other units, they conducted a comprehensive cultural relics survey across the city. This effort included archaeological excavations in some relics and ancient tomb clusters, leading to the unearthing and collection a significant number of cultural relics. In order to collect and study these relics, and showcase Shenzhen’s history and culture, Shenzhen Municipal Organization Committee approved the foundation of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone Museum On October 17, 1981, and renamed it as Shenzhen City Museum later. In early 2008, it was renamed to Shenzhen Museum.
II. Museum Site Construction
(I) Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art
Located on the north side of Shennan Avenue, at No. 6 Tongxin Road, adjacent to the Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee and Lizhi Park, Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art is a garden-style museum. The infrastructure project of Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art commenced in 1982 and was facilitated after being listed as one of the “eight major cultural facilities” in Shenzhen in 1983. Opened in November 1988, it covers an area of 38,000 square meters, with a gross floor area of 19,800 square meters. The museum was hailed as the most modern museum in China in the 1980s. It won the “Second Prize for National Public Cultural Facility Design” and was awarded one of the “Ten Shenzhen Reform and Opening up Historic Buildings”. The museum reopened at the end of 2020 after maintenance and renovations, maintaining its original elegant and dignified architectural style. The exhibition building comprises 13 exhibition halls across 4 floors in a spiral layout, covering an exhibition area of 3,900 square meters. It can accommodate a peak of 1,100 visitors and has a daily maximum capacity of 3,300 visitors. It also features three “capsule” sightseeing elevators that take visitors to the top floor, allowing them to descend and visit the exhibitions in a spiral manner.
(II) Shenzhen Museum of History and Folk Culture
Located in Area A of Shenzhen Civic Center, Shenzhen Museum of History and Folk Culture has a construction area of 33,600 square meters on a land area of 12,500 square meters. It was completed and opened in December 2008. The exhibition building consists of 3 floors, including 5 permanent exhibition halls and 2 thematic exhibition halls, with an exhibition area of more than 10,000 square meters. It can accommodate a peak of 3,100 visitors and has a daily maximum capacity of 9,300 visitors. The ground floor is a storehouse of cultural relics. The exhibition building also houses supporting facilities, such as multi-functional lecture hall, Chinese-Western-style VIP hall, teahouse, and souvenir shops.
(III) Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall
Located at No. 184 Fuzhong Road, Futian District (south of the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning, on the fourth and fifth floors), with an exhibition area of 6,300 square meters, Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall is equipped with supporting facilities such as cinema, karaoke bar, reading pavilion, children’s area, and cultural and creative product area. It opened to the public on November 8, 2018 and is operated by Shenzhen Museum.
(IV) Former Site of Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters
Located at No. 13 Nanqing Street, Luohu District, Former Site of Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters covers an area of 240 square meters and a construction area of 794 square meters, with an exhibition area of 250 square meters. It can accommodate a peak of 70 visitors and has a daily maximum capacity of 210 visitors. This site is a historical and cultural site under municipal-level protection and was placed under the management of Shenzhen Museum in 2012. It completed renovation and opened to the public in December 2017.
III. Organization and Functions
Shenzhen Museum is a non-profit public institution under the direct full financial allocation of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau of Shenzhen. The museum has 11 internal departments under the leadership of one curator and three deputy curators. Currently, there are 129 staff members (104 staff and 25 employees) and 102 contractors. Shenzhen Museum now has 107 professional and technical personnel, including 80 with intermediate or higher professional titles, 17 with a doctorate, and 71 with a master’s degree (as of September 6, 2023).
In late 2014, Shenzhen Museum established its council, becoming one of the first museums in Guangdong to implement a council system reform.
The main responsibilities of Shenzhen Museum include: Collecting, preserving, protecting, researching, and exhibiting cultural relics, artifacts, historical materials, specimens, etc., and conducting guided tours, publicity, and educational activities. Conducting research on museology, local history, folk culture, and the history of reform and opening-up. Organizing the construction of a digital museum. Engaging in cooperation in the field of cultural relics and museums both domestically and internationally. Fulfilling other tasks assigned by Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau of Shenzhen.
IV. Work Achievement
1.Preservation and Collection of Cultural Relics
The collections of Shenzhen Museum come from archaeological excavations, transfers, social donations, acquisitions, and custodianship of cultural relics. The museum presently houses a diverse collection of over 45,000 items, encompassing more than 5,700 precious cultural relics of Grade Three or higher. This collection system comprises ancient art pieces, local historical relics, physical evidence of the reform and opening-up, and natural specimens. The museum has collected over 200,000 pieces of material evidence related to the history of reform and opening-up, positioning itself at the vanguard among domestic museums. The bronze ware, ceramics, modern and contemporary calligraphy and painting, and world wildlife specimen collections are at an advanced level within the province.
In 2015, the museum concluded the initial stage of the pilot project focused on gathering material evidence of economic and social development and changes as designated by the National Cultural Heritage Administration. This effort entailed the development of collection workflows and standard guidelines, offering experience of similar work for museums in Guangdong and even nationwide. Since 2018, seizing the occasion of the preparations for Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall and Shenzhen Natural History Museum, Shenzhen Museum has intensified the acquisition of materials and artifacts related to the reform and opening-up, alongside natural specimens. These efforts have borne abundant fruit.
Shenzhen Museum features state-of-the-art facilities along with well-equipped laboratories for protection of cultural relics. These include spaces for relic protection and restoration, standard laboratories, instrument room, X-ray inspection room, cultural relics fumigation and disinfection room, etc., with a combined area of over 500 square meters. It holds a national first-level qualification for protection and design of movable cultural relics, a first-level qualification for restoration, and qualifications for replication and rubbings. Shenzhen Museum has established an extensive and multi-tiered monitoring system for the preservation of cultural relics, using measures of both preventive and rescuing conservation, placing it at an advanced level in Guangdong Province in this field. Annually, Shenzhen Museum undertakes a significant volume of work related to the preservation and restoration of cultural relics.
2. Exhibitions
(1) Permanent Exhibitions
Shenzhen Museum of History and Folk Culture currently houses five permanent exhibition. They include “Ancient Shenzhen”, “Modern Shenzhen”, “Shenzhen’s Reform and Opening Up History” and “Shenzhen Folk Culture”, which systematically shows the city history and folk culture of Shenzhen. In particular, the “Shenzhen’s Reform and Opening Up History” exhibition stands as a pioneer in the collection, preservation, research and exhibition of cultural relics in the history of reform and opening up. It has become an exemplary exhibition of contemporary history and has been rated as one of the “8th National Top Ten Museum Exhibitions (2007-2008)”. “Approaching the Emotional World of Animals – An Exhibition of World Wild Animals Specimens Donated by Mr. Behring” displays a large number of precious wildlife specimens.
Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art is dedicated to collecting, researching, and exhibiting ancient Chinese art relics. It features two permanent exhibitions: “QUEST FOR CHINA WARE CULTURE—Exhibition of Ancient Chinese Ceramics of the Shenzhen Museum” and “ANNALS INSCRIBED BRONZE—Exhibition of Bronze Ware of the Shenzhen Museum”, which exhibit approximately 600 fine ceramics and bronze artifacts from the collections.
Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall has a permanent exhibition of “Great Tides Surge Along the Pearl River: 40 Years of Reform and Opening-up in Guangdong”, which comprehensively showcases the eventful journey of Guangdong’s reform and opening up in four decades. It vividly presents the remarkable progress made through significant decisions and breakthroughs in Guangdong’s reform and opening up process, offering profound insights into the splendid achievements in the province’s economic and social development over the past 40 years. This exhibition has been honored with the “Special Nomination Award from the 16th National Top Ten Museum Exhibitions (2018)”.
The exhibition of “From Test Site to Pilot Demonstration Area—Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone” showcases the brilliant achievements of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone over the past 40 years, especially since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and the latest progress in Shenzhen’s implementation of the “Dual Zone Drive” strategy, demonstrating the bright prospects of building the pilot demonstration zone for socialism with Chinese characteristics. This exhibition has been honored with the “Special Nomination Award from the 18th National Top Ten Museum Exhibitions (2020)”.
Former Site of Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters has a permanent exhibition of “GENERAL YE TING AND SHENZHEN”, which concentrates on General Ye Ting’s military career and his indissoluble bond with Shenzhen during the Anti-Japanese War. This exhibition also shows Shenzhen’s extreme hard and bitter history of Anti-Japanese War.
(2) Thematic and Traveling Exhibitions
With the goal of “Big, Best, Quality”, Shenzhen Museum has curated over 1,000 thematic exhibitions, averaging more than 20 annually, employing original, introduced, and collaborative exhibitions. Shenzhen Museum has exhibited national treasures of Four-goat Square Zun, Jade Suit Sewn with Gold Thread, Terra Cotta Warriors, Sword of Goujian, and Zilong Ding. It has also displayed art treasures from over 20 countries and regions, including the United Kingdom, France, the United States, Italy, India, Egypt, Mexico, and Australia.
Adhering to an approach of exhibiting beyond Shenzhen, Shenzhen Museum has curated exhibitions showcasing select cultural relics from its collection and thematic photo displays of reform and opening up in museums in Beijing, Hong Kong, Macao, Chongqing, Sichuan, Zhejiang, Xinjiang, and other cities, exerting nationwide influence. Shenzhen Museum has also actively organized traveling exhibitions in grass-roots communities, parks, schools, troops, and enterprises.
In 2016, the Museum Exhibition Art Committee of the Guangdong Provincial Museums Association was established under the auspices of Shenzhen Museum. More than 20 museums above city level joined the committee. It plans and organizes activities to promote the excellent museum exhibitions in Guangdong Province.
3. Academic Research
The Shenzhen Museum is one of the vital research institutions in Shenzhen, displaying strong research capabilities in the fields of cultural relics, local history of Shenzhen, the history of reform and opening-up, Shenzhen folk culture, archeology, and museology.
It has undertaken many national, provincial, and municipal-level academic research projects and has received over 20 significant awards for academic research. The project “Preventive Protection of Cultural Relics in the Collection of Shenzhen Museum” received support from the special subsidy fund for the protection of key national cultural relics. Upon completion and acceptance by the National Cultural Heritage Administration, it was included in the national database of movable cultural relics protection. The project “Research on Environmentally Safe Materials for the Production and Preservation of Animal Specimens” has developed anti-mold agents for specimens at a leading level domestically. In addition, Shenzhen Museum has set up a Research Base with Guangdong Ocean University, Shenzhen Polytechnic, Shenzhen ESUN Exhibition Company Limited. A number of important research results have been achieved.
Shenzhen Museum has published over 130 important monographs and exhibition catalogues, including “A brief history of ancient Shenzhen”, “A brief history of modern Shenzhen”, “The history of entrepreneurship in Shenzhen Special Economic Zone”, “History of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone”, “The thirty year history of Bao’an (1949-1979)”, “Archaeological discovery and research in Shenzhen”, “Hakka enclosure houses in southern Guangdong”, “7000 years of Shenzhen—Catalog of excavated cultural relics in Shenzhen”, “Research on excavated bronze wares in Lingnan Region”, “Administrative management in past dynasties of China”, “International academic symposium proceedings on ancient black glazed ceramics and Jizhou kiln”, “Research on the historical changes of management line (second line) in Shenzhen Special Economic Zone”, as well as a large number of academic papers. It has hosted or organized over 20 large-scale academic conferences, including the “Special Symposium on Red and Green Porcelain in China”, “International Academic Symposium on Ancient Black Glazed Ceramics and Jizhou Kiln Porcelain in China”, “Chinese Museum Curators Forum”, “Annual Meeting of the Urban Museums Committee of the Chinese Museums Association”, “Internet Plus Chinese Civilization—Innovation Forum of Chinese Museums”, and “Reform and Opening-Up Museum Alliance Symposium”. It also participated in the UNESCO High-Level Forum on Museums and delivered a speech, exerting significant influence in the industry and society.
In 2020, Shenzhen Museum took the lead in establishing China’s first reform and opening-up themed alliance of museums, bringing together 46 museums from 30 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions. The alliance serves as a national exchange and cooperation platform, leading and promoting the extension of the business scope of Chinese museums, and embodying the spirit of “Collecting today for tomorrow”.
4. Cultural Relics Survey and Archaeological Excavation
From its inception until 2004 when the archaeological team was detached from the museum, Shenzhen Museum assumed significant duties and engaged in extensive regional archaeological excavations and cultural relic surveys. Numerous sites were discovered and reported, contributing to the designation of a total of 36 major protected historical and cultural sites in three batches by the Shenzhen municipal government. It also supervised the maintenance of the historic sites such as Dapeng Fortress and Nantou Ancient Town. Shenzhen Museum organized archaeological excavations at dozens of sites including Xiantouling, Dameisha, Xiaomeisha, Hedishan, Xiangnanchun, Dieshishan, Tiezaishan, and Wubeiling. An abundance of valuable cultural relics were unearthed, which substantially sheds light on the developmental history of Shenzhen over 7000 years. These findings have provided invaluable tangible evidence for the study of local history, thoroughly substantiating that Shenzhen is far from being a historically devoid small fishing village. Among them, the site of the Wubeiling of Shang Dynasty and the Neolithic site of Xiantouling were successively evaluated and recognized as “Top ten new archaeological discoveries in China”.
5. Intangible Cultural Heritage Promotion and Protection
From January 2010 to August 2021, the Shenzhen Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection was affiliated with Shenzhen Museum and organized the city-wide implementation of intangible cultural heritage protection. It investigated intangible cultural heritage resources to grasp the basic status of intangible cultural heritage throughout the city. It developed policies and regulations for intangible cultural heritage protection, led the creation of a system for intangible cultural heritage protection, and promoted the compilation of a list of representative items of intangible cultural heritage at national, provincial, municipal, and district levels. The representative items of intangible cultural heritage at city level and above increased from 39 in 2010 to 98 in 2021. Enhanced efforts were made in the exhibition and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, resulting in significant achievements in its protection. A total of 260 events were held, including Happy Lantern Festival, Intangible Cultural Heritage Entering the Community and Schools, and Cultural Heritage Day (Cultural and Natural Heritage Day), which enriched the spiritual and cultural life of the citizens.
V. Social Services
1.Visitor Reception
Shenzhen Museum is an important venue for citizens and visitors to visit and learn, as well as for the Shenzhen government to hold receptions and foreign affairs activities. A team of knowledgeable and skilled guides are capable of providing important and day-to-day reception services within the museum. They have also been seconded to the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China, the Museum of the Communist Party of China, and relevant provincial and municipal departments, where they successfully completed guided tours reception and training tasks with high quality and received multiple commendations. Since its opening, Shenzhen Museum has received over 20 million domestic and foreign VIPs and visitors, including many party and national leaders, as well as over 70 foreign heads of state and dignitaries, such as the UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former US President Nixon, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam Nguyen Phu Trong, and Myanmar President Htin Kyaw. Shenzhen Museum has become an important window for showcasing the reform and opening-up of Shenzhen and China.
2.Educational Activities
Shenzhen Museum provides high quality cultural and educational activities for the public inside and outside the museum. It organizes “History and Culture Lecture Hall”, “Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop”, “Archaeological Workshop”, “Muse Youth Experience Camp”, “International Museum Day”, “Global Natural History Day”, “Young Interpreter Training Class”, and supporting activities for exhibitions, totaling hundreds of events each year, making the museum a place for visitors to receive education and enjoy sophisticated culture. Experts are selected to offer lectures and training both in and outside the city, while also developing school-based courses and conducting “Museum Lecture Halls” in primary and secondary schools citywide. In response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on traditional museum activities, Shenzhen Museum has vigorously launched online educational activities in recent years. These include the online lecture on “Shenzhen Museum Lecture Hall” and curator-led live streaming, as well as events like “Strolling in the Clouds” for the appreciation of cultural relics photos and popular science storytelling competitions. The museum has also produced educational exhibition kits, planned a series of popular science activities under “Shenzhen Museum Doctor”, and provided online learning resources. It has explored differentiated guided tour services for schools, families, and the general public. Shenzhen Museum has opened “Hearing Shenzhen Museum” (听见深博) on ximalaya.com, and WeChat and Bilibili video accounts, attracting more young people’s attention to the museum and securing a place in the top ten trending searches of the national museums.
3. Cultural and Creative Development
As a pilot unit for the development of cultural and creative products in national museums, Shenzhen Museum has developed hundreds of cultural and creative products during its active exploration of the path of distinctive cultural and creative development. These award-winning products have been exhibited and sold in various places domestically and abroad. They have been rated as “Top 100 cultural and creative products in China”, “excellent achievements in the 13th Five-Year Plan for national cultural and creative development”, and “Shenzhen Gift”, among other major titles. Shenzhen Museum has deepened cooperation with schools and enterprises and hosted several cultural and creative design competitions.
4. Volunteer Work
Shenzhen Museum has over 2,800 registered volunteers, with a size and quality that puts it at the forefront of domestic museums. Under the leadership and guidance of the museum and volunteer management committee, the volunteers of Shenzhen Museum have been fully engaged in exhibition interpretation, consultation, exhibit care, publicity and education, and event support. About 10,000 person-times are served annually in over 20,000 hours, making them an important force in the public cultural service of Shenzhen Museum.
参观
开放时间 / Opening hours
周二至周日10:00—18:00对外开放，17:30停止入场。
周一闭馆，设备检修维护。
国家法定节假日及前后可能调整开馆时间，以深博官网、微信公众号发布信息为准。
Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last entry at 17:30, closed on Mondays). Open as usual during national statutory holidays, closed on the first day after the holiday period.
同心路馆（古代艺术） / Shenzhen Museum Tongxin Road (Ancient Art)
地铁 / Subway
红岭南站A出口（9号线）、科学馆A出口（1号线、6号线）
公交 / Bus
市委（12路、 113路、 215路、 223路、M103路、M106路、M133路、M190路、M191路、M383路）
市党群服务中心（3路、8路、75路、104路、M112路、M192路）
自驾 / Self-drive
导航至深圳博物馆同心路馆，内设小车和大巴车车位，无障碍车位
金田路馆（历史民俗） / Shenzhen Museum Jintian Road (History and Folk Culture)
地铁 / Subway
市民中心站B出口（2号线/8号线、4号线）
公交 / Bus
市民中心东（38路、60路、 64路、 M134线、M192路、M390路、M454路、M459路、 M500路、 M588路）
市民中心（34路、38路、60路、236路、M262路、M390路、M417路、M441路、M588路）
自驾 / Self-drive
导航市民广场停车场，由西侧入口社会车通道进入，内有小车车位、无障碍停车位。
深圳改革开放展览馆 / Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall
地铁 / Subway
少年宫站A2出口（3号线、4号线）
公交 / Bus
少年宫东（64路、M417路、M454路、M459路）
少年宫（111路、M262路、M555路、M588路）
自驾 / Self-drive
车辆可停放在深圳市当代艺术与城市规划馆地下停车场、中心书城地下停车场。
东江游击队指挥部旧址 / Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters Memorial Museum
地铁 / Subway
老街站A出口（1号线、3号线）
公交 / Bus
深圳戏院（M482路）
门诊部1（10路、29路、85路、104路、220路、223路、M103路、M133路、M190路、M191路）
门诊部2（104路、113路、203路、211路、351路、M103路、M190路、 M192路、 M199路、M239路、M399路、 M402路、M453路、M482路）
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- 未经馆方许可，禁止在馆内拉横幅标语，散发传单、悬挂粘贴广告。
- 除有特别标明外，展厅允许拍照；未经馆方允许，禁止使用闪光灯、自拍杆、支架、轨道、飞行器等辅助器材。
- 场馆内全区域禁止吸烟（含电子烟）。
- 金田路馆（历史民俗）、同心路馆（古代艺术）和深圳改革开放展览馆（“大潮起珠江——广东改革开放40周年展览”）设有直饮水、母婴室、无障碍洗手间、自助储物柜等便民设施，可提供应急药箱、卫生用品、保温披肩、轮椅、婴儿车、充电宝、雨伞等便民服务，如有需要可咨询服务台。
- 环境湿度较高的情况下，因文物保护需要，展厅内温度可能较低，请观众注意衣着适宜，服务台备有披肩可供借用。
- 目前我馆实行免费参观，举办的所有活动均为公益性质。未经馆方允许，请勿在馆内从事讲解等服务活动，以及写生、表演、采访、商业性拍摄、自媒体直播、录播等非参观活动，如需开展有关活动，请提前报我馆批准。申请材料请发至邮箱：bwg@shenzhenmuseum.com。
- 20人以上团体可以通过传真发函方式向我馆申请讲解服务，但因讲解需求量大，不能保证每个团组都能安排。建议优先选择使用手机导览、语音导览或定时公益讲解服务。深圳博物馆（金田路馆、同心路馆、东江游击队指挥部旧址）传真：0755-88125226；深圳改革开放展览馆传真0755-82735438。
联系
同心路馆（古代艺术） / Shenzhen Museum Tongxin Road (Ancient Art)
地址 / Location
广东省深圳市福田区同心路6号
No. 6, Tongxin Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
邮编 / Zip code
518027
电话 / Tel
0755 – 8813 2247 （服务时间：非闭馆日10:00 – 18:00）
金田路馆（历史民俗） / Shenzhen Museum Jintian Road (History and Folk Culture)
地址 / Location
广东省深圳市福田区福中路市民中心A区
District A, Citizen Center，Fuzhong Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
邮编 / Zip code
518026
电话 / Tel
0755 – 8812 5550 （服务时间：非闭馆日10:00 – 18:00）
传真 / Fax
0755 – 8812 5226
深圳改革开放展览馆 / Shenzhen Reform and Opening-up Exhibition Hall
地址 / Location
广东省深圳市福田区福中路184号深圳市当代艺术与城市规划馆四、五楼
No.184, Fuzhong Road, Futian District, Shenzhen (fourth and fifth floors of Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Exhibition Hall)
邮编 / Zip code
518026
电话 / Tel
0755 – 8273 8315 / 0755 – 8325 4753 （服务时间：非闭馆日10:00 – 18:00）
传真 / Fax
0755 – 8273 5438
东江游击队指挥部旧址 / Dongjiang River Guerrilla Command Headquarters Memorial Museum
地址 / Location
广东省深圳市罗湖区南庆街13号
No. 13, Nanqing Street, Luohu District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
邮编 / Zip code
518001
电话 / Tel
0755 – 2510 0385 （服务时间：非闭馆日10:00 – 18:00）
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