•Your knowledgeable local English-speaking private guide will meet you in the hotel lobby;

•The guide will assist you in taking a taxi to the National Museum of China, helping you save money;

•We will arrange pre-booked tickets for the National Museum of China, helping you save time.

Suggested Time Slot:

(For reference only and may vary based on actual conditions)

Duration: 4 hours

Note: 1. If you exceed this duration, an overtime charge of 100 CNY per hour for the guide will apply.

Itinerary Quick Look

We’re happy to tailor this private tour of Beijing to match your interests. Please note that we offer a 3-hour tour with a certified guide from Tuesday to Friday, but no guided tours are arranged on weekends (Saturday and Sunday). During the peak season, bookings should be made 8 days in advance, while in the off-season, bookings are required 3 days in advance. Tickets are included with the tour. If you only need tickets without the guided tour, that can be arranged separately upon request, please consult your travel advisor for details. The regular tour schedule is for the noon session.

Meet Your Guide and Head to The National Museum of China

Your tour guide will meet you in the hotel lobby as long as the hotel is within the Fourth Ring Road in Beijing. If your hotel is outside the Fourth Ring Road, or if you need to be picked up at the train station or airport, the guide can still meet you up, but there will be an additional charge. And then the tour guide will assist you in taking a taxi to the National Museum of China. The taxi fare will be covered by you. If you only need tickets without the guided tour, that can be arranged separately upon request, please consult your travel advisor for details. The regular tour schedule is for the noon session.

Explore the National Museum of China

The admission tickets are included with the tour.

The National Museum of China is situated on the eastern side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, making it not only a prominent cultural institution but also a significant landmark in the heart of the city. As one of the largest museums in the world, it occupies an impressive 192,000 square meters and is dedicated to the preservation, research, and exhibition of China's vast and diverse cultural heritage. The museum's façade is an architectural marvel that reflects traditional Chinese styles while incorporating modern elements, inviting visitors to explore the treasures within.

Inside, the museum showcases an extensive collection that spans thousands of years, offering a comprehensive overview of Chinese history and civilization. Visitors can marvel at significant artifacts, including exquisite ancient bronzes that highlight the advanced metallurgy of early dynasties, intricate ceramics that showcase the evolution of Chinese pottery techniques, and beautifully crafted jade pieces that were highly valued in ancient society for their beauty and symbolic significance. The museum also features a remarkable display of calligraphy, illustrating the art form's importance in Chinese culture, as well as contemporary art that reflects modern artistic expressions.

One of the museum's key strengths lies in its dedicated sections that explore China's revolutionary history. Here, visitors can find a variety of artifacts related to the struggles and achievements of the Communist Party, including historical documents, photographs, and propaganda materials that provide insight into the social and political transformations that have shaped contemporary China. This section offers a poignant look at the country’s journey through times of turmoil and change, making it an essential part of understanding the nation’s identity.

The National Museum of China frequently hosts temporary exhibitions that delve deeper into specific aspects of Chinese history and culture, allowing visitors to engage with unique themes and perspectives. These exhibitions often feature collaborations with other museums and cultural institutions, further enriching the visitor experience. Additionally, educational programs and workshops are regularly organized, making the museum a vibrant center for learning, cultural exchange, and community engagement.

As a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the depth and diversity of Chinese civilization, the National Museum of China offers an unparalleled opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the country's past and present. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about China’s rich heritage, a visit to the museum promises to be an enlightening and memorable experience. Visitors are encouraged to take their time to explore the various halls, engage with the exhibits, and reflect on the incredible journey of a nation that has made significant contributions to global civilization.

Inclusions

        •Private English speaking tour guide

        •Admission tickets

        •Private Guide Lobby Meetup

Exclusions

        •Meals

        •Gratuities

        •Personal expenses

        •Overtime service fee

Additional Info.:

1. Check the museum's photography policy, as some areas may have restrictions on taking photos.

2. During the peak season, bookings should be made 8 days in advance, while in the off-season, bookings are required 3 days in advance.

3. In the private tour, the guide can meet you in the hotel lobby; however, the private transfer fee is not included, meaning you will need to take a taxi, and the taxi fare will be at your own expense.

4. It’s recommended to arrive at the hotel lobby on time to help you avoid the crowds and make the most of your day.

5. Please remember to bring your passport, as it is required for entry into certain attractions.

6. Wear comfortable walking shoes, as some parts of the tour involve moderate walking.

7. It’s a good idea to have some local currency (CNY) for small purchases, as not all places accept international credit cards.