Beijing Emperor's Tour: Forbidden City & Summer Palace
Location: Beijing, China
Highlights
- Explore the world of China's Qing and Ming Emperors
- Wander the grounds of the vast Forbidden City
- Gaze in awe at the magnificence of Tiananmen Square
- Grab some silk souvenirs as you journey
Details
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8 Hours
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Hotel pick-up within the 4th ring road of Beijing
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Hotel drop-off within the 4th ring road of Beijing
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English
What You Can Expect
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Tiananmen Square
Learn about China´s great emperors as you journey to Tiananmen Square. Known as the “Gate of Heavenly Peace,” it forms one of the gateways to the Forbidden City and is the largest urban square in the world. Gasp in awe at its formidable size, soak up the history and see major buildings, such as the Great Hall of the People and Mao Zedong Memorial.
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Forbidden City
Next you will visit The Forbidden City. The seat of power for centuries, it has seen countless battles and reconstructions. The architecture you see today dates back to the early 15th century.
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Temple of Heaven
You will visit the Temple of Heaven, China’s largest temple and altar complex, and an extraordinary example of religious architecture that dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Summer Palace
Your final destination is the largest imperial garden in the world, the Summer Palace. Explore the exquisite gardens and grounds, the marble boat and the world’s longest art gallery.
Pricing
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- Transportation
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
- English speaking tour guide
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- Tips
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- You will get our confirmation email
- You will get our electronic voucher
- Local operator will contact you
Customer Reviews
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Must see places in Beijng
Elizabeth
Ferndown, United Kingdom | Nov 3, 2025It was a long day covering over 15,000 steps - so a lot of walking over the 9 hours (including pick up and return to hotel). Well worth the effort as the tour covers the major sites of historical interest in Beijing.
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Schöne Führung, Guide o.k.
a Nehow.com Customer
Weil am Rhein, Germany | May 14, 2025Führung war absolute o.k. Leider waren in der verbotene Stadt zu viele Leute. Besser wäre möglicherweise am Morgen den Sommerpalast zu besichtigen und nachmittags die verbotene Stadt. Wasser gab es allerdings nur ganz am Ende auf Nachfrage. Zwischendurch haben andere Teilnehmer bereits Trinkwasser gekauft.
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sehr interessant und gut organisiert
Guenther
München, Germany | May 2, 2025aber schon etwas mühsam für "ältere Leute"





