Do I need a nucleic acid test certificate to go to Qingzhou Museum? Where does Qingzhou go to do nucleic acid testing?

You need to provide a negative nucleic acid certificate within 7 days to enter Qingzhou Museum.

Announcement on the latest epidemic prevention policy of Qingzhou Museum.

In order to meet the needs of the audience to visit the cultural relics exhibition, according to the latest epidemic prevention and control work arrangement, under the premise of strictly implementing the epidemic prevention and control measures, the relevant matters are hereby announced as follows:

1. Qingzhou Museum implements a visit reservation system. Please make an appointment through the official WeChat account platform of Qingzhou Museum before visiting. Please scan the "on-site code" of epidemic prevention and control in Shandong Province after you arrive at the museum (if you can't scan the code, please provide the paper or electronic version of Shandong Health Pass code that your family handled within 14 days after the online appointment). Check ② health code (shown in green), ③ travel code (without *), ④ negative nucleic acid certificate (paper or electronic version) within 7 days, and enter the library with ⑤ personal valid documents (original ID card, original passport, original Hong Kong and Macao pass, original military officer's card) after normal temperature measurement.

Second, temporarily not accepting the appointment of teams outside the province; The number of team appointments in the province is limited to 30 people.

3. Manual appointment registration and manual explanation service will not be accepted for the time being.

Four, temporarily do not accept reservations from tourists in high-risk areas and areas with serious epidemics.

5. Our library will adjust the latest admission announcement in time according to the epidemic prevention and control situation and the requirements of the higher authorities, and release relevant information through the official WeChat account. Please pay attention in time.