China · MUSEUM TOURS IN BEIJING
The 4 best museum tours in Beijing you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Tour Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City with reserved entry, English or Spanish guides, and optional Royal Treasures Museum access.
“The meeting point could be closer to the entrance, because it's a lot of walking inside the palace anyway.”
Review Jingshan Park in Beijing for Forbidden City views, imperial pavilions, gardens, timing tips, ticket value, and evening crowds.
“Beautiful park. We went very early - before 7am. Very peaceful and cool in the park. Got really good instructions from our guide for entering the park and a pdf guide on places to visit in the park.”
Explore Beijing’s National Museum with an English-speaking guide, from jade dragons and bronze vessels to Buddhist art, with hotel pickup.
“This was a very good tour. Cathy was a knowledgeable and friendly guide, and showed off the highlights of the museum’s Permanent Exhibition on Chinese prehistory and history. We also visited the collection of Chinese jade afterwards, and again Cathy added useful context.”
Review of Beijing’s Forbidden City and Badaling tour, with Treasure Gallery, Jingshan Hill, Peking duck, and a quieter Great Wall visit.
“The tour was announced as taking place when at least two passengers registered. It turned out that we were the only ones who had booked that tour that day. I was concerned that this could reduce the quality of the service, but I was misRead more”
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