MuseumYuzhong Peninsula West: Liziba, the Three Gorges Museum, the Great Hall and Hongyan
CHONGQING STILWELL MUSEUM (LIZIBA WWII RELICS PARK) · SHIDIWEI BOWUGUAN
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VERIFIED2026.09.21Yuzhong Peninsula West: Liziba, the Three Gorges Museum, the Great Hall and Hongyan · 29.553°N 106.530°E
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General Joseph Stilwell's house and headquarters from 1942 to 1944 (earlier T.V. Soong's villa), on Jialing New Road five minutes' walk from the Liziba viewing platform: the only museum in China named after a foreign soldier (its own words), opened 1994, run by the Stilwell Research Center under the city's foreign-affairs office rather than the Hongyan group. Photographs of the Burma campaign, the Hump, the Flying Tigers and the Dixie Mission in the basement; his rooms upstairs; across the road at No.
IDPassport required; see details for entry handling.Verified · 2026-09Details ↓Source ↗
Address63 Jialing New Road, Yuzhong District (渝中区嘉陵新路 63 号), in the Liziba WWII relics park below ElingVerified · 2026-09Source ↗Navigate ↗
EntranceLine 2 Liziba, then 5 minutes east along Jialing New Road (about 500 m), or Line 2 Fotuguan, about 200 m (city museum register 2025); the entrance is the gate with the outward-splayed walls. Phone 023-63639566 (museum notice)
Last verified 2026-09-21
How to book
None: 'real-name visiting, no reservation required; visitors may swipe an ID card or register with a valid document' (museum visiting guide, bilingual)Verified · 2026-09Source ↗
ID details
Passport required; see details for entry handling. Register at the door with a valid document — the English guide says 'scanning or presenting a valid ID'; passport not named but the wording is document-neutral
Paying on site
Gate on Jialing New Road → show or scan a document at the desk → in. Free.
Beat the crowds
Rarely busy; American delegations and school groups come mid-morning. Combine with Liziba first thing and be here by 10:00, or come last before 16:30.
Language
The museum's website and its notices are bilingual Chinese/English, and the exhibition captions are largely bilingual (its visitors are mostly American groups); the 2024 notices give an English line for hours and phone.