点评:The easiest and cheapest way to get here is to take the subway to Daming Gong Zhan station on Line 4. Exit via Exit B for the nearest way to get to Daming Palace National Heritage Park.
The Daming Palace, is IMHO, I found this place to be absolutely pointless to visit. Although it is free admission, it is to me, just a really big park. This site is really not worth visiting at all, unless you were on a shoe-string budget and have nothing else to do on lazy afternoon. Apart from a massive park where there are a couple of parts of supposedly ancient walls still standing, there is absolutely nothing of historical value here. The palace is long gone, destroyed years ago. All that is left now, is a massive park with a few scattered stones on the ground showing you where the palace walls once stood. There is an activity corner located near the northwest corner of the park, where you can rent costumes pertaining to the Tang dynasty era and if you have a big enough of a group, may take part in supervised mock battles and battle it out with your contemporaries, complete with foam swords and axes to wield. Cost is 80 RMB (approx. USD $15) per pax.
There is however, an inner enclosure located within the park that is fenced off that requires an admission charge of RMB 60 (approx. USD $12) per adult. However, from the outside, it looked like another part of the park, with a little lake in the middle and a house next to it. When I enquired about what was in the house, I was told to buy a ticket and find out. Hence I skipped it.
Personally, I think if you are on a tight schedule, there are other places more worthy of spending time in Xi'an. If you do come here, head straight for the Ming Palace Museum located near the south of the park, across the road from Xi’an Railway station. Admission is free but the museum is only open until 1700hrs.
翻译:前往大明宫最便捷、最经济的方式是搭乘地铁4号线至大明宫站,从B出口出站,即可轻松抵达大明宫国家遗产公园。
恕我直言,我觉得大明宫完全没必要去。虽然免费入场,但对我来说,它只不过是一个面积很大的公园而已。除非你预算非常有限,又恰好在某个慵懒的下午无所事事,否则这里真的不值得一游。除了这个巨大的公园里还保留着几段据说是古城墙的残垣断壁之外,这里没有任何历史价值。宫殿早已不复存在,多年前就被毁了。如今留下的,只是一个巨大的公园,地上散落着几块石头,勉强能看出当年宫墙的位置。公园西北角附近有个活动区,可以租借唐代服饰。如果人数够多,还可以参加有专人指导的模拟战斗,用泡沫刀剑斧头与同伴们切磋武艺。费用为每人80元人民币(约15美元)。
公园内还有一个用栅栏围起来的内院,需要门票,成人票价为60元人民币(约12美元)。不过,从外面看,它和公园的其他部分没什么区别,中间有个小湖,旁边还有一栋房子。我问了问房子里有什么,被告知要买票进去才能知道。所以我就没进去。
我个人觉得,如果时间比较紧,西安还有其他更值得一去的地方。如果您来这里,请直接前往位于公园南侧、西安火车站对面的明故宫博物院。博物馆免费入场,但只开放到下午5点。