Top China Street Art Tour

Combine shopping and art and see a different side of Beijing on a full-day private tour featuring three alternative attractions. Browse stalls selling weird and wonderful products at the Flower and Fish Market and Panjiayuan Antique Market before embracing your inner artist at the 798 Art Zone, home to contemporary art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. Lunch or dinner and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Craving an artistic escape in the heart of Hong Kong? Venture beyond the conventional, diving into a world where streets whisper tales and galleries shout innovation. From the bustling Mong Kok Market to the prestigious corridors of the Hong Kong Arts Centre, let art be your guide. Whether by foot, cab, or hopping on a tram, this journey isn't just about destinations—it's about the revelations in between. You're not just a traveler; you're an art connoisseur in the making, connecting with Hong Kong's vivid art tapestry. Every wall, every alley, every studio holds a promise of discovery. Ready to unearth these visual treasures? Let's paint your Hong Kong story together.

Tick off some of Hong Kong Island’s top sights in just half a day by opting for a private tour. Instead of factoring in time to pick up other travelers—a private tour means you’re the only pickup, so more time can be spent sightseeing. Highlights along the way include views from Victoria Peak, Repulse Bay, and Aberdeen Fishing Village.

Explore Beijing’s 798 art zone, also called the Dashanzi Art District, that showcases all sorts of artwork with a private, guided tour. You’ll be picked up from your hotel and driven to the art zone, which is a converted industrial zone. You’ll see some of China’s most prestigious up and coming designers and artists. If you’d like, you can end at a cafe or restaurant, but that will be at your own choice.

Bring your travel book if you have one, stroll through the City Wall park, enjoy a morning exercise with locals, riding or biking on the top of the City Wall, reading in Bee-box Book Bar with youngsters and dreamers. Taking shuttle bus or Tuk Tuk goes through the Muslim Quarter with different views along non-touristy alleys after Halal lunch.Joining natives to the Chinese Male and Female Mosques if you like. Whole tour with your private guide accompanied by.

Particularly for first-time visitors who don’t speak Chinese, a private guide can transform the Shanghai experience. Say no to hustlers and discover the city on this door-to-door private tour. Admire the Long Art Museum, Taikang Road and Former French Concession. Choose from morning or afternoon tours, depending on your schedule.

In this day, you will visit 2 different markets. All of them are the local market. You will not only enjoy bargaining, you will more understanding the local peoples life. Taste authentic Chinese tea in the biggest tea trading market Maliandao in Beijing and shop in the Liulichang antique market.

Highlights include visiting the world largest worshipping temple --Temple of heaven, after exploring the ancient Hutong neighborhood area, experiencing the rickshaw rides fun, with the guidance of the expert guide, visit the most beautiful picture scroll spot.

This private tour will enable you to discover Hong Kong’s back streets, hidden alleys and old stairways while introducing you to unique and colorful, sometimes temporary, street art. Located in modern or authentic districts, this circuit is ideal for amateur or professional photographers, art lovers and visitors wanting to diversify their exploration of Hong Kong.

Experience the artistic heart of Shanghai with a passionate local guide who brings creativity to life. Unlike standard sightseeing tours, this full-day journey immerses you in the city’s unique blend of traditional and modern arts. You’ll explore two thoughtfully selected museums and take part in a hands-on craft workshop where you’ll make your own art piece to keep. With personal guidance, insider knowledge, and a flexible schedule, this tour offers an authentic and inspiring way to connect with Shanghai's creative spirit—perfect for travelers seeking more than just photos.

Dive into the rich cultural heritage of Sichuan with this exclusive two-day tour that combines ancient history, fine Chinese liquor, and traditional New Year folk art. On Day 1, explore the mysterious Sanxingdui Museum, home to ancient artifacts from a lost Shu civilization that dates back over 3,000 years. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the world of traditional Chinese baijiu at Jian Nan Chun Old Street in Mianzhu, where you’ll enjoy a premium baijiu tasting session and learn the art of crafting cocktails with this iconic spirit. On Day 2, experience the charm of the Mianzhu New Year Painting Village, renowned for its vibrant and intricate folk art. Here, you’ll not only learn from local artisans as they guide you through creating your own hand-made art, but also immerse yourself in the authentic rural culture of China—an experience known only to locals. These activities offer a unique glimpse into the rich and lively traditions that most visitors never get to see.

Gain a comprehensive cultural introduction to Xian—even if you’re limited on time—on a private half-day tour ideal for families and first-time visitors. With just your guide and private party, you’ll partake in a Taiji class in the Small Goose Pagoda (Xiaoyanta); watch a Chinese shadow puppet show; master the art of calligraphy during a workshop; and learn about local history at Xian Museum. All entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Unlike standard daytime Zhujiajiao tours, this private half-day tour is timed for late afternoon and early evening, when the crowds fade and the canals, bridges, lantern streets, and water reflections become more atmospheric. The experience focuses on a relaxed water-town walk, local stories, photo spots, and optional upgrades such as a boat ride or Kezhi Garden visit when available. On the return journey, your driver can drop you off anywhere within downtown Shanghai, so you may continue enjoying the city’s night views, such as the illuminated Yuyuan Garden area or the Bund.

Delve into the vibrant world of China's ‘fantastic fandom’ culture on this 5-6 hour tour designed for anime enthusiasts and toy collectors. Experience Shanghai’s youth pop culture through visits to trendy flagship stores and hidden fan hubs. Walk through Jing'an Joy City, where anime pop-ups and a rooftop Ferris wheel await, then explore the local anime street packed with unique fan shops. Enjoy a casual lunch at New World Dawan Department Store, and discover the latest in collectible toys at Top Toy, MINISO, and POP MART. This tour combines shopping with cultural immersion, showcasing the significance of fandom in modern Chinese identity. - Explore Shanghai's trendy malls and hidden anime streets in 5-6 hours. - Visit flagship stores like Top Toy, MINISO, and POP MART. - Enjoy a casual lunch at the New World Underground Mall. - Ideal for 2-4 travelers seeking a unique shopping and cultural experience.