Private Imperial Beijing in One Day

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1. Greet your guide in the lobby of your downtown hotel at 8:30am, and hop into your private, climate-controlled vehicle – either a town car or a minivan, depending on your party size. Your first stop will be Tiananmen Square, the vast and echoing plaza that's been at the center of Beijing life for centuries, where your guide will introduce imperial landmarks such as the Gate of Heavenly Peace. From here, you'll walk the few minutes to the Forbidden City, home to the emperor, his concubines, and his eunuchs for centuries. Your guide will lead you through its echoing entrance halls, expansive courtyards, and private living quarters, many converted into museums: please note the Forbidden City is closed on Mondays.

   4 hEntrada incluida

2. As this is a private tour, you're free to make your own decisions about lunch. You might choose to have a big breakfast at your hotel and bring some snacks: alternatively, your guide can recommend some wonderful traditional Chinese restaurants nearby. After lunch, you'll drive to your next destination, the Temple of Heaven, with its famous cylindrical pagoda. Here generations of emperors paid homage to heaven and asked the gods for a good harvest.

   2 hEntrada incluida

3. Your last stop will be the Summer Palace, where the imperial family retreated to beat Beijing's summer heat. Stroll along the lake or through the leafy gardens, or explore historic buildings, pagodas, and colonnades. From here, your driver will escort you back to your hotel.

   2 hEntrada incluida

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.

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How it compares in Pekín

• Its from-price is 45% above the median of the 3624 experiences we list in Pekín.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Pekín

Pekín, capital de China durante siglos, reúne palacios imperiales, templos sagrados y tramos de la Gran Muralla cerca de sus bulevares modernos.

En el corazón de la ciudad, la Ciudad Prohibida se extiende tras muros bermellón, un laberinto de salas y patios que albergó a los emperadores de las dinastías Ming y Qing. La plaza de Tiananmén queda al sur, y la colina del parque Jingshan, al norte, ofrece la mejor vista de sus tejados dorados. El Templo del Cielo, en un parque donde los vecinos practican tai chi y bailan, es una obra maestra del diseño imperial.

Top-ranked sights in Pekín: Mutianyu Great Wall, Forbidden City (Palace Museum), Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang).

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