Line 1 to Tonghe Xincun metro station. Walk across the road to the bus stop and take Bus 726. It takes 6 stops to reach the museum. Or, if you dont mind walking, it is easy to walk as it is just along a straight road from the metro station, about a 30 min walk. Entrance fee is very expensive. 180 yuan for all exhibitions and an extra 60 yuan to watch the glass blowing presentation. Total is 240 yuan. Guess if you travel so far to the museum you might as well take the whole package. Main attractions would be the exhibitions, glass chapel, maze, glass blowing presentation, diy glass projects, kids museum, souvenir and a cafe. That’s it.

The Glass Museum is far out and a bit out of the way, so it takes an effort to get there. It’s a long walk from the Nearest Metro. The displays are awesome, although I left feeling that somehow there should have been more - especially older items, seeing that it is a museum. What was on display, was excellent. It’s covers quite a large area , so you need an hour or two to see everything. Some of the descriptions on the glass panels/cases are really difficult to read, with dark backgrounds, although I was pleasantly surprised to see so much written in English. I may need to go back on a week end, when hopefully there will be some artisans at work and workshops open. It all looks very interesting. Note that it’s half price, Tuesday to Friday.