Beijing: Forbidden City and Royal Museum Tour with Options

Thank you for taking the time to read the features of our Forbidden City tour route! The Forbidden City is a magnificent royal palace. Visiting the Forbidden City is not just about admiring its grandeur, but also about exploring the famous Royal Treasure Museum, which is not to be missed. The MuBus team offers a variety of travel options and also rolls out special offer daily. We believe you can find a product that suits you here. Our Forbidden City offers three product models: Ticket Booking, Group Tours, and Private Tours. Ticket Booking Service: Reservations must be made at least 7 days in advance. If you miss the deadline, you can choose for a group tour to solve your tickets; the tour guide will provide on-site assistance on how to obtain the ticket. Small Group Tours: Typically accommodating 15-20 people, we offer morning and afternoon sessions daily. The morning session begins at 8:30am, while the afternoon session starts at 12:30pm. Visitors gather at the designated meeting point and are escorted by a tour guide through the Forbidden City. The tour lasts 3-4 hours, followed by free time for visitors to explore at their leisure. Private Tours: Typically led by a private tour guide, with a departure time that can be freely scheduled. Under the guidance of a private tour guide, explore this magnificent royal palace and visit the renowned treasure hall. Private tours are relatively more expensive, but they offer a superior travel experience. Additionally, our private tour packages also include routes linked to other attractions, facilitating a better use of your time and efficient exploration of Beijing. We also want to remind you that during peak tourist seasons (Labor Day in May, National Day in October, and the Summer Holiday from July to August), the Forbidden City experiences a high volume of visitors, resulting in long queues. Booking tickets for the Forbidden City can be challenging, but we will do our utmost to assist you in overcoming these issues.