Do foreigners need to buy Forbidden Palace tickets online?

Do foreigners need to buy Forbidden Palace tickets online? - Gyeongbokgung Palace, South Korea

We are travelling to Beijing 19th - 22nd July and wish to visit the Forbidden City. Several websites state that tickets must be purchased online. However, others also claim foreigners can buy them at the City gate on the day of entry.

Which is correct - only online, or at the gate?






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How do I get tickets for the Forbidden City?

1. Book tickets on the Palace Museum official website
  • Step 1: Select visiting time. ...
  • Step 2: Fill out visitor information. ...
  • Step 3: Select gallery tickets. ...
  • Step 4: Confirm order information. ...
  • Step 5: Pay. ...
  • Step 6: Complete.


  • How much does it cost to go into the Forbidden City?

    From November to March (Low season) Forbidden City tickets cost 40 Yuan ($6). From April to October (High season) Forbidden City tickets cost 60 Yuan ($9).

    Can Americans visit the Forbidden City?

    Visiting The Forbidden CitySince 2018 is has been possible for tourists to climb the Forbidden City's wall next to the Meridian Gate. In fact around three-quarters of the city's 2.5 miles of walls can be climbed. It is very straightforward and cheap to visit the Forbidden City.

    Is the Forbidden City open to the public?

    After the Last Emperor of China left the palace, it later became a museum open to the public in 1925. Since then, the Forbidden City is no longer 'forbidden', and now ordinary people are able to take a virtual trip in time to see the secrets and luxury of imperial life.



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