Very good. You show your passport and go in. The visit itself is straightforward and well signposted. The free bus to th...
Monica
Do you know what the eighth wonder of the world is? With this admission ticket to the Terracotta Army Museum, you'll discover the history of this army.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Terracotta Army Museum
You can book up to 3 hours in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Monica
Cadiz, SpainVery good. You show your passport and go in. The visit itself is straightforward and well signposted. The free bus to the mausoleum is more difficult ...
Anónimo
SpainHighly recommended activity. Once booked, Civitatis took care of all the arrangements, and on the day of the visit, we simply entered with our passpor...
Anónimo
Barcelona, SpainEverything is very clear. Knowing where to go and who to ask, with the text already translated. Very easy!
Juan Jose Rizo Alfaro
Málaga, SpainEverything was perfect, as planned.
Mabel Cayuela Maldonado
SpainIt's impressive, but very crowded. Don't buy souvenirs at the museum; there are much cheaper shops later.
Diana Arias
ColombiaExcellent!
Juan Jose Lledo
Madrid, SpainNo problem. Everything perfect
Marc Etienne
Commugny, SwitzerlandVery well explained and smooth with no queue and not too crowded. Visit on a 13th of May early morning.
Anónimo
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaWe were able to enter without waiting in long lines.
Anónimo
Oporto, PortugalEverything was great. We entered directly with our passports and had no problems.
Do you know what the eighth wonder of the world is? With this admission ticket to the Terracotta Army Museum, you'll discover the history of this army.
The Terracotta Army, in addition to being considered one of the 8th wonders of the world, has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This location is made up of more than 7000 real-size soldiers, horses and carriages, which have an overwhelming millenary history behind them. Did you know that they were discovered by local farmers while searching for water for Xian?
At this museum, you'll find 3 pits full of the funerary art of a large army of the self-proclaimed emperor Qin Shi Huang. It's rumoured that this ruler, who was barely 13 years of age, ordered the construction of these memorial pieces back in 221 B.C.
In addition, you'll have the opportunity to be able to take a closer look at some of these statues outside the pits. You'll surely be surprised by the details of the enamel decoration in different colours. What's the meaning of each of the symbols on the warrior's clothing? What restoration techniques have been used with these ancient pieces? This visit is fascinating!
The Terracotta Army Museum opens from Monday to Sunday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Please keep in mind that last entry is an hour before closure.
Although the price advertised by Civiatis is higher than that of the official museum website, our booking process is a lot easier. Moreover, tickets are not available at the museum's ticket offices and, in times of high demand, it's very difficult to gain access without a reservation. In additional, the official website is currently only available in Chinese and for payments from China. There may be a change in price because of the ease and convenience of the purchase.
You can book up to 3 hours in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Terracotta Army Museum
Monica
Cadiz, SpainVery good. You show your passport and go in. The visit itself is straightforward and well signposted. The free bus to the mausoleum is more difficult ...
Anónimo
SpainHighly recommended activity. Once booked, Civitatis took care of all the arrangements, and on the day of the visit, we simply entered with our passpor...
Anónimo
Barcelona, SpainEverything is very clear. Knowing where to go and who to ask, with the text already translated. Very easy!
Juan Jose Rizo Alfaro
Málaga, SpainEverything was perfect, as planned.
Mabel Cayuela Maldonado
SpainIt's impressive, but very crowded. Don't buy souvenirs at the museum; there are much cheaper shops later.
Diana Arias
ColombiaExcellent!
Juan Jose Lledo
Madrid, SpainNo problem. Everything perfect
Marc Etienne
Commugny, SwitzerlandVery well explained and smooth with no queue and not too crowded. Visit on a 13th of May early morning.
Anónimo
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaWe were able to enter without waiting in long lines.
Anónimo
Oporto, PortugalEverything was great. We entered directly with our passports and had no problems.
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Free cancellation
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