Museum of East Asian Art: Entry For Two, Four, Six, or Eight from £5 (Up to 58% Off) Preserving the legacies and heritage of the Far East, the Museum of East Asian Art plays devoted homage to the wonders of China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. This cultural centre rests within the confines of a beautifully restored Georgian house located a few short metres f... Receive updates now- 50%

Museum of East Asian Art: Entry For Two, Four, Six, or Eight from £5 (Up to 58% Off)

Groupon from Museum of East Asian Art Bath

Highlights

Specialises in arts and cultures of East and Southeast Asia
Collection of almost 2000 artefacts dating from c.5000 BC to the present day
Current exhibitions include Paintings by Yinjie Sun and Song Dynasty Ceramics
Based in Georgian house, near The Circus in central Bath

The Deal

Museum entrance for two, four, six, or eight people
Open to all ages

Fine Print

Expires 30 January 2013.
Limit 1 per 2, 4, 6 or 8 people. No booking required. Present Groupon at time of redemption. Excludes access to paid events. No disabled access. Valid Tue-Sat from 10am; Sun from 12pm. Last admission 4.30pm. Valid on option purchased only. Original values based on adult ticket prices. Original values verified 16 July 2012 at 3.17pm.
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Preserving the legacies and heritage of the Far East, the Museum of East Asian Art plays devoted homage to the wonders of China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. This cultural centre rests within the confines of a beautifully restored Georgian house located a few short metres from The Circus, and is home to thousands of artefacts, with some dating back as far as c.5000 BC.

Those looking to elucidate their minds about the ancient East can enjoy a stroll around this dedicated museum, perhaps paying visit to the ‘Memoires of Tomorrow’ exhibition, a selection of Chinese paintings by Yinjie Sun. Visitors with an eye for artefacts may also opt to visit ‘Beauty of Form and Colour’, a display of Song Dynasty ceramics from 960-1279. There are also events aplenty to get involved in, including the self-guided Ceramic Trail as part of July’s Archaeology Festival. Kids can also get in on the action with the ‘Fun Japan’ workshop in September, as little ones busy their hands making teru teru bozu (Japanese weather dolls), and traditional Samurai hats. Choose from the following options for museum entry:

• £5 for two people (50% off)

• £9 for four people (55% off)

• £13 for six people (57% off)

• £17 for eight people (58% off)

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