Latte art representing the character fu (fortune) is available at the cafe in Prince Kung's Palace Museum. [Photo / chinadaily.com.cn]

Coffee with exclusive latte art representing auspicious Chinese characters and patterns, and Chinese-style tea snacks that reflect the essence of the four seasons are adding more appeal to the Prince Kung's Palace Museum in Beijing.

They are among the treats on sale at a new cafe that recently opened in the museum. Its interior design seamlessly integrates the historical and cultural elements of museum to provide a cozy and comfortable resting space with a traditional atmosphere.

A variety of cultural and creative products inspired by the museum's collection are also available, including refrigerator magnets. Visitors can enjoy a coffee while gaining a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural significance of the royal mansion complex that was built in 1780.

The cafe is part of the museum's efforts to promote cultural inheritance and innovative development over the years.