BEIJING
China's imperial soul between tradition and modernity
Why choose this journey
Beijing is an essential destination for travelers fascinated by great civilizations and millennia-old cultures. An ancient imperial capital for over eight centuries, the city concentrates some of Asia's greatest historical treasures, from the majestic Forbidden City to the spectacular Great Wall of China. Beyond its exceptional heritage, Beijing captivates with its unique contrasts between ancestral traditions, preserved historic districts, futuristic skyscrapers, and renowned gastronomy. A trip to Beijing is an opportunity to discover China's political, cultural, and historical heart while enjoying modern infrastructure and an evolving art of living.
An exceptional
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A fascinating capital of China, Beijing captivates visitors with its incredible historical wealth, imperial palaces, majestic temples, and striking contrasts between a millennia-old past and futuristic architecture. Between the mythical Forbidden City, imperial remnants, and ultra-modern districts, the city offers a unique immersion at the heart of Chinese civilization.
The cradle of Chinese power for centuries, Beijing is home to some of the country’s most iconic monuments. The famous Forbidden City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was the residence of the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties for nearly 500 years.
Just a few kilometers from the city center, the spectacular Great Wall of China winds through the surrounding mountains. The Mutianyu and Badaling sections are among the most impressive and best preserved in the country.
Beijing also charms visitors with its renowned gastronomy, its traditional alleyways known as hutongs, its lively markets, and its luxury hotels offering some of the most refined service in Asia.
Unforgettable moments
- The majestic Forbidden City
- The Great Wall of China
- The Temple of Heaven
- Tiananmen Square
- The traditional hutongs
- Beijing gastronomy and the famous Peking duck
- The imperial palaces and gardens
- The contrasts between historical and futuristic China