Beijing Spanish Tour: Tiananmen, Forbidden City, Great Wall｜China

Ever dreamed of exploring Beijing with a guide who speaks your language? Whether you're from Spain or Latin America, our Spanish-speaking expert guides are here to make China's capital feel personal, immersive, and unforgettable.
Beijing's history is massive — but you don't have to navigate it alone. We've put together a selection of small group tours built around the city's greatest landmarks, so you can choose the experience that fits your trip.
What you can explore:
Standing in Tiananmen Square is one of those moments you simply can't skip — one of the largest public squares on earth, dripping in history and symbolism. Step through its gates and you're inside the Forbidden City, a 600-year-old imperial palace complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your guide won't just walk you through — they'll tell you the stories that never make it into guidebooks.
Go further inside the Forbidden City and you'll find the Treasure Gallery — a collection of imperial jade, jewelry, ceremonial pieces and antique clocks that most visitors walk straight past. This option comes with free hotel pickup anywhere within Beijing's 3rd Ring Road.
Then there's the Mutianyu Great Wall — hands down the most scenic and least touristy stretch near Beijing. Far quieter than Badaling, and just as jaw-dropping. Your ticket covers everything: round-trip bus transfer, entrance fee, shuttle bus and a local buffet lunch. Want to take the cable car or toboggan slide? Add them on the day for 140 RMB.
Pick your tour:

Tiananmen Square & Forbidden City — Small group, fixed meeting point. Packed with stories you won't find anywhere else.
Forbidden City & Treasure Gallery — Includes free hotel pickup within Beijing's 3rd Ring Road. Morning (8:30am) or afternoon (12:30pm) departure.
Mutianyu Great Wall — Fixed meeting point. Round-trip transfer, entrance, shuttle bus & lunch all in. Cable car & slide optional at 140 RMB.
Forbidden City & Mutianyu Great Wall — The full Beijing day. Two landmarks, one seamless tour.

All tours are small group and non-private. Entrance tickets included. No hidden costs.
Traveling on a Chinese ID card? You'll need to book at least 7 days ahead.