Exhibitions 2027: Dates, Itinerary & Tickets Price(September Updated)

"Touch the deep ocean" is co-organized by the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Bicheng Culture. Starting from the deep sea, this special exhibition on ancient life evolution traces the evolutionary journey of life from ancient oceans to land. The exhibition unfolds along two narratives: spatial depth, gradually approaching hidden and extraordinary life forms, and temporal regression, guiding us through hundreds of millions of years to discover life relics preserved in rock layers. Through deep diving simulations, the exhibition sequentially presents marine life forms inhabiting different depths, from shallow waters to abyssal zones. The deeper we explore, the closer we get to the primordial pulse of the ocean, gradually approaching the quietly resting "fish-like ancestors" and arriving at the witnessing site of "ancient sea monsters".

"Paris 1874: An Impressionist Evening" is a joint production by France's Excurio, Gedeon Experience, and the Musée d'Orsay, transporting audiences back to Nadar's Studio on Boulevard des Capucines in 1874 to recreate the historic scene of the first Impressionist exhibition. Through immersive exploration, visitors will encounter masters like Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Berthe Morisot, Paul Cézanne, Camille Pissarro, and Edgar Degas along with their iconic works, embarking on a time capsule of artistic immersion.

Discover Renoir's gift for showing love, friendship, and everyday emotion in this Impressionist exhibition. See couples waltzing in the summer air and lovers stealing a glance, families sharing a quiet moment and friends raising a glass, all through the eyes of an artist unmatched in capturing the complexities of how people connect.

This interactive exhibition will have its international premiere in Chicago. It's an unmissable event for science enthusiasts, Pokémon fans, and anyone who loves both. Bringing together Excavator Pikachu, Professor Pokémon, and scientists from the Field Museum, the exhibition takes you on a journey through time, filled with imagination and discovery—and it's only on display at the Field Museum.

Against the backdrop of Rembrandt's classic portrait paintings, the exhibition highlights five key aspects: classic works of European painting history spanning six countries, a major collection from the Toledo Museum of Art coming to Taiwan, original works by Rembrandt and Goya on display together, six themed exhibition areas presenting a complete picture of European civilization, and experiencing the profound beauty of classical art through light and shadow. The exhibition opens with an introduction spanning three centuries of European painting history, leading visitors into a world of light, shadow, and humanity. It then presents two main sections: "Painting and Power," focusing on court power and historical painting, showcasing the evolution of visual imagery among royalty and the church; and "Myth and Memory," exploring how European artists reshaped collective memory through ancient civilizations, drawing on classical mythology and historical relics. The exhibition then continues with the remaining four main thematic sections: "Artistic Careers," which explores the operation of the art market and sponsorship mechanisms; "The Beauty of Everyday Life," which presents scenes of daily life in genre paintings from the 17th to the 19th centuries; "Capturing Nature," which showcases natural scenery through landscape and animal paintings; and "European Art in a Global Context," which discusses the impact of colonial trade and global exchange. The exhibition runs from July 18th to October 19th at the Fubon Museum of Art, Taipei. This page provides complete ticket information, divided into two phases: the pre-sale period and the exhibition period. Pre-sale period (June 15th – July 17th): Single ticket NT$400, Double ticket NT$750; Exhibition period: Full price NT$500, Concession ticket NT$450, Taipei City ticket NT$400, Special offer ticket NT$250. The following are important notes for purchasing tickets, including usage rules, refund policy, and restrictions. This page details 16 visitor guidelines, covering: maintaining quiet upon entry, regulations for checking umbrellas and large luggage, prohibition of eating and drinking and dangerous items, prohibition of touching exhibits, complete prohibition of eating and drinking and chewing gum, adherence to the on-site flow, prohibition of photographing some exhibits, prohibition of selfie sticks to maintain exhibit safety, prohibition of flash and tripods for some works that are open for photography, prohibition of timing tools at the last minute, and prohibition of racing and running.

The Exhibition Harry Potter has recently arrived at The Londoner Macao in Macau, offering a captivating experience that should not be missed. From now on, everyone has the opportunity to immerse oneself in the iconic moments of the Wizarding World. Delve into a world of interactive elements, authentic props and costumes, and captivating photo opportunities at every turn. Engage in activities such as conjuring your very own Patronus, encountering the formidable Hungarian Horntail, testing your Quidditch skills, and participating in potions class to brew your own Skele-Gro. Additionally, gain exclusive insights into the behind-the-scenes process of bringing the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series, as well as the acclaimed play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, to life. Conclude your journey with a taste of the delectable Butterbeer and explore a range of unique and bespoke merchandise available exclusively at this enchanting Wizarding World experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the extraordinary “Harry Potter” exhibition, Trip.com offers tickets with best prices. Come and explore the magical world of Harry Potter!

The Picasso Ceramic Art Museum at the Guangzhou Opera House, located on the first floor of the Experimental Theatre, is a themed art exhibition area officially authorized by the Picasso Foundation. The museum displays over 30 authentic Picasso ceramic works from 1946 to 1971, encompassing various creations including plates and vessels. Classic works such as "Woman with Tousled Hair" have been exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The exhibition also showcases Picasso's exploration of ceramic art incorporating Eastern ink painting techniques. The exhibition runs until January 24, 2027, making it a unique cultural destination in Guangzhou's core urban area that combines international artistic value with a rich cultural and tourism experience.

On November 15, the National Museum of Korea opened its first dedicated exhibition room for the Oegyujanggak Uigwe. Located on the second floor of the National Museum of Korea’s permanent exhibition hall, this exhibition room is a space where visitors can only view the Oegyujanggak Uigwe, allowing them to fully experience the Oegyujanggak Uigwe.