天水博物館

天水博物館實行實名制免費預約參觀，請務必提前通過官方微信公眾號「天水市博物館」或現場掃碼進行預約，並按預約時段憑預約碼和本人有效身份證件入館。參觀期間請全程保持安靜，​禁止觸摸任何展品、展櫃及文物，館內嚴禁吸菸、飲食和奔跑喧嘩。為保護文物，展廳內禁止使用閃光燈、三腳架及自拍桿拍照。若攜帶大件行李，需在入口處寄存。每週一為固定閉館日（法定節假日除外），請合理安排行程。

Tianshui Museum implements a ​real-name reservation system for free admission. Please be sure to make a reservation in advance through the official WeChat account "天水市博物馆" (Tianshui Museum) or by scanning the on-site QR code, and enter during your reserved time slot ​with the reservation code and your valid ID. Maintain quiet throughout your visit. ​Do not touch any exhibits, display cases, or cultural relics. Smoking, eating, drinking, running, and making loud noises are strictly prohibited inside the museum. To protect the cultural relics, ​the use of flash, tripods, and selfie sticks for photography is forbidden in the exhibition halls. Large luggage must be stored at the entrance. The museum is closed every Monday (except for statutory holidays), so please plan your trip accordingly.

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天水博物館是一座依托全國重點文物保護單位伏羲廟而建的「館廟合一」式國家一級博物館，系統展示了天水地區自大地灣文化至今約8000年的完整歷史序列。博物館以館藏四萬餘件珍貴文物為核心，其中隋代貼金彩繪圍屏石榻、唐代三彩胡人牽馬俑等堪稱絲路瑰寶，並通過「皇皇巨麗」基本陳列與5G+AR數字技術，生動呈現「羲皇故里」作為中華文明重要發祥地、秦人早期都邑與絲路重鎮的輝煌文明。其建築格局與文物陳列深度交融，形成「在古建中看文物，在文物中讀歷史」的獨特體驗。

Tianshui Museum is a National First-Class Museum uniquely integrated with the Fuxi Temple, a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. It systematically presents the complete historical sequence of the Tianshui region spanning approximately 8,000 years, from the Dadiwan Culture to the present. With a collection of over 40,000 precious cultural relics—including treasures of the Silk Road such as the Sui Dynasty gilt-painted stone screen couch and the Tang Dynasty tri-colored pottery of a foreign groom leading a horse—the museum vividly showcases the glorious civilization of the "Hometown of Fuxi" as a crucial cradle of Chinese civilization, an early capital of the Qin people, and a key hub on the Silk Road. This is achieved through its permanent exhibition, "The Grandeur of Tianshui," and 5G+AR digital technology. The museum's architectural layout and artifact displays are deeply intertwined, creating a unique experience of "viewing artifacts within ancient architecture and reading history through the artifacts."

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