Overview
Step into Beijing’s bustling market scene on this private, this half-dayPrivate Beijing Markets Tour through two of the city’s most iconic markets. Start with Panjiayuan Flea Market, one of the largest antique markets in Asia, where you’ll discover everything from Qing Dynasty replicas to unique souvenirs.
Then, head to the Hongqiao Pearl Market for a vibrant mix of pearls, jewelry, fashion, and more. Along the way, enjoy a traditional tea tasting, learn the art of bargaining, and explore the best the markets have to offer. With a private guide, you’ll get personalized attention to make the most of your time.
- Private, personalized market tour
- Tea ceremony and tasting at Hongqiao Pearl Market
- Explore Panjiayuan Flea Market, Asia’s largest antiques market
- Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included
✅ What’s Included
- Tea ceremony
- Tea tasting
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Private guide
- Market exploration
Not Included
- Lunch (cost at your own expense)
- Souvenirs
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities
📍 Meeting and Pickup
You’ll be picked up from your hotel lobby within the city center. For hotels outside the area, transportation costs will apply, and your guide will help arrange your UBER or subway transfer.
🌟 Key Highlights
Panjiayuan Antique Market
Your first stop is the Panjiayuan Flea Market, a must-see for anyone visiting Beijing. This massive market spans 48,500 square meters and features more than 3,000 stalls. Whether you’re hunting for antique furniture, jewelry, or unique artworks, this market has something for everyone. The market also offers a range of cultural relics, from Cultural Revolution era items to Qing Dynasty reproductions—it’s a treasure trove of history and hidden gems.
Hongqiao Pearl Market
Next, head to the Hongqiao Pearl Market, a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Known for its vibrant selection of pearls, antiques, clothing, and souvenirs, the market offers an array of items that showcase the charm of Beijing.
Here, you’ll also enjoy a tea tasting, where your guide will introduce you to the rich flavors and aromas of Chinese tea. Learn about the different types of tea and discover the art of bargaining—your guide will assist you in securing great deals, from jewelry to local goods.
Lunch at the Market
Take a break for lunch at the market, where you can choose from a variety of local dishes like dumplings, noodles, or hotpot (meal cost is on your own). Afterward, your guide will assist you in navigating the market to find unique souvenirs and treasures before returning to your hotel.
Further Reading
Top 10 Beijing Markets: Locations, Transport & What to Buy
Beijing Market Day Tour – From Silk Street to Liulichang
Beijing Silk Market (Silk Street): Shopping Guide, Food & Tips
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