Top Beijing Fashion Shows

Discover one of China’s most in-demand attractions—and explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site—when you book advance tickets to the Summer Palace. Don’t worry about wasting time in line: by reserving your tickets before you travel, you can bypass the crowds, head inside, and explore independently. Book regular admission to see the main entrance or choose combination entry to discover four of the site’s garden areas.

Skip the expense of private transfers and the stress of negotiating public transit and enjoy a comfortable visit to the Mutianyu Great Wall, a popular section of the world-famous ancient barricade. Get a first-hand peek at parapets and watchtowers set into a rugged landscape—without any time-wasting shopping stops. Tours include return bus fares, entry fees, and shuttle bus but exclude cable car or toboggan tickets; upgrade for a buffet lunch.

Explore Beijing's 798 Arts Zone (also known as Dashanzi Art District) with an English-speaking guide with this tour. Situated in the northeastern part of central Beijing, the 798 Art Zone features a mix of galleries, workshops, and design companies along with bars and restaurants. With this tour, you'll have plenty of time to explore the complex and the option of sticking around for lunch (own expense).

Curious where Beijing locals really shop? While online shopping is popular, the Bairong World Trade Center remains one of the city's favorite shopping destinations. With over 5,000 shops, you'll find everything from fashion and home goods to electronics, toys, shoes, and bags—the variety is endless! Though it's impossible to explore it all in one day, don't worry. Our bargaining-savvy guide will help you discover perfect treasures during your 3.5-hour shopping adventure. Choose the morning tour (10am) and we'll treat you to a delicious lunch too! Ready to experience authentic Beijing life? Let's hit the shops! 1. Private small-group tours with routes and timing customized to your shopping interests! 2. We'll help you negotiate the best deals on your purchases. 3. Sample delicious local delicacies that will delight your palate.

With a local guide, explore Beijing on a multi-part tour. Visit the 798 Art Zone (also known as the Dashanzi Art District), a collection of former military spaces turned galleries. Then take a rickshaw ride around Hutong, the old part of town and pass by Houhai Lake. Since this is a private tour, the itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to your interests.