
Il classico del primo viaggio: Pechino, Xi’an e Shanghai in 10 giorni
Pechino · Xi'an · Shanghai
La Grande Muraglia, la Città Proibita, l’Esercito di terracotta e il Bund, collegati dai treni veloci. L’itinerario da cui dovrebbe partire chi viene per la prima volta.
Il programma giorno per giorno per ora è in inglese. Le traduzioni sono in arrivo.
L’itinerario
- Treno ad alta velocità · circa 4.5–6 hFrom Beijing West. Book on 12306 or Trip.com up to 15 days ahead.
- Volo · circa 2.5 hFlying is faster; the high-speed train takes 6–7 hours.
I tempi di viaggio sono indicativi. Controlla i treni per la tua data su 12306 o Trip.com.
Giorno per giorno
- Giorno 1Pechino
Arrive, settle in, walk the Shichahai lakes and hutongs in the evening.
- Giorno 2Pechino
Tiananmen Square early, the Forbidden City, then Jingshan Park for the view.
- Giorno 3Pechino
Full day at the Mutianyu Great Wall. Peking duck for dinner.
- Giorno 4Pechino
Temple of Heaven at 07:00, Lama Temple, then the Summer Palace.
- Giorno 5Xi'an
Morning train to Xi’an. Cycle the City Wall at sunset, eat in the Muslim Quarter.
- Giorno 6Xi'an
Terracotta Army in the morning, Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the fountain show at night.
- Giorno 7Shanghai
Fly to Shanghai. Evening on the Bund.
- Giorno 8Shanghai
Yu Garden and soup dumplings, Shanghai Museum, sunset from Shanghai Tower.
- Giorno 9Shanghai
Cycle the former French Concession, Tianzifang in the afternoon.
- Giorno 10Shanghai
Maglev to Pudong Airport.
Prenota prima di partire
- Piazza Tienanmen Prenotazione obbligatoriaFree real-name booking, 1–7 days ahead, released daily at 12:00, on the 天安门广场预约参观 WeChat mini-program or the official booking website (yuyue2026.tamgw.beijing.gov.cn in 2026; the address changes yearly). Book with your passport. No walk-ins.
- Città Proibita (Museo del Palazzo) Prenotazione obbligatoriaBook on the official English site intl.dpm.org.cn with your passport, 1–7 days ahead. New tickets go on sale at 20:00 each evening and peak dates sell out in minutes. No same-day tickets. Beijing’s government says foreigners can book there without a Chinese phone number.
- Esercito di terracotta Prenotazione obbligatoriaReal-name tickets with your passport on the official site bmy.com.cn, its WeChat account, or Trip.com. Timed entry; book several days ahead in summer and holidays.
- Museo di Shanghai (Piazza del Popolo) Prenotazione obbligatoriaEveryone needs an exhibition ticket, checked against your passport. Buy on Trip.com (the museum names it for overseas visitors), the museum’s WeChat mini-program, or at the ticket office on site.
- Parco Jingshan Prenotazione consigliataListed on bjgyol.com.cn (English option), which accepts passports. Beijing’s government also suggests phoning 010-66055431 a day ahead.
- Grande Muraglia di Mutianyu Prenotazione consigliataReal-name tickets with your passport on the official English site en.mutianyugreatwall.com, up to 15 days ahead, or through agencies such as Trip.com. Your passport is checked at the gate.
- Tempio del Cielo Prenotazione consigliataBook 1–7 days ahead with your passport on bjgyol.com.cn (English option) or the 畅游公园 WeChat account.
- Tempio dei Lama (Tempio Yonghe) Prenotazione consigliataReal-name tickets on the official WeChat mini-program, which accepts passports. Without WeChat, staff at the south gate windows can book any remaining same-day slots.
- Palazzo d’Estate Prenotazione consigliataOnline booking needs a mainland Chinese phone number. Without one, go to the service window at the entrance with your passport and staff will book for you.
- Mura di Xi’an Prenotazione consigliataBuy online (official WeChat, Trip.com) or at the gate with your passport.
- Giardino Yu Prenotazione consigliataReal-name booking with your passport on the official WeChat account or Trip.com. The ticket office at the gate can help if slots remain.
- Osservatorio della Shanghai Tower Prenotazione consigliataBuy online (Trip.com, official WeChat) or at the counter. Sunset slots sell out first.
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