The Museum of East Asian Art

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When: Any day you choose, on the seller's page
Where: The Museum of East Asian Art, 12 Bennett Street, Bath, BA1 2QJ
Sold by: Lovetovisit

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Book your Museum of East Asian Art tickets and enjoy one of the most unique things to do in Bath today Located only minutes from Bath's Royal Crescent, the Museum of East Asian Art showcases nearly 2,000 artefacts from East and South East Asia. Some of the things to expect at the museum include: Chinese ceramics: A real highlight of the museum, some of these works date back to 5,000 BC. Jades & bronzes: Explore a colourful collection of strikingly designed artefacts. Bamboo & wood carvings: Admire the artistry of these beautiful carefully-crafted designs. Ancient pottery: See beautifully glazed crafts from China, Japan, Korea and South East Asia. Snuff bottles: 80 intricately decorated bottles that used to carry powdered tobacco. Discover 7,000 years of art history in one of the most unique museums in Bath. Book your tickets today, booking only takes a few clicks, and tickets are delivered to you instantly via email and SMS. Visit The Museum of East Asian Art for one of the best art museums in Bath today The UK's only museum dedicated to the arts and cultures of East and South East Asia, the Museum of East Asian Art is one of the best things to do in Bath for art-enthusiasts of all ages. A tranquil space, the museum offers the unique opportunity to see one of the most extensive collections of East Asian ceramics, pottery, carvings and other artefacts in the UK. The Chinese bamboo and wood carvings in particular are among the finest you can find in Europe.…

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The Museum of East Asian Art

12 Bennett Street, Bath, BA1 2QJ

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