China Tours from Italy
Tailored for Italian travelers. Premium itineraries, expert guides, best price guarantee.
Visa Policy
Italian passport holders enjoy 15-day visa-free travel to China. For stays longer than 15 days, a tourist visa (L-visa) is required. Apply through the China Visa Application Service Centre in Rome, Milan, Florence, or Naples. Processing takes 4-7 business days.
Flight Information
Flight time: Direct flights: Rome→Beijing (10h), Rome→Shanghai (11.5h), Milan→Beijing (9.5h), Milan→Shanghai (11h). From Venice, Naples, Florence — 1-stop via Rome or Milan.
Airlines: ITA Airways (Rome/Milan→Beijing/Shanghai), Air China (Rome/Milan→Beijing), China Eastern (Rome→Shanghai), China Southern (Rome→Guangzhou), Cathay Pacific (via Hong Kong)
Top China Experiences for Italian Travelers
Walk the Great Wall — a UNESCO World Heritage site
Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing
See the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an
Cruise the Li River through Guilin's karst mountains
Visit the Giant Pandas in Chengdu
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Frequently Asked Questions by Italian Travelers
Do Italian citizens need a visa for China in 2026?
Italian passport holders now enjoy 15-day visa-free travel to China. For stays longer than 15 days, a tourist visa is required. We provide visa support documents as part of our tour package.
What is the best time for Italians to visit China?
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October) offer the best weather. Summer (June-August) is popular but hot. Winter (December-February) is perfect for the Harbin Ice Festival.
How much does a China tour from Italy cost?
Our 8-day China tours start from €1,690 per person (land package, excluding flights). A 12-day premium tour covering Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai, and Guilin ranges from €2,690-€3,690.
Will I need a VPN in China as an Italian traveler?
Yes, Google, Facebook, Instagram, and many social media sites are blocked. Install a VPN (ExpressVPN or NordVPN) before your trip. We help with connectivity on arrival.
Is China safe for Italian travelers?
China is very safe for tourists. Violent crime is extremely rare. Public transport is excellent, and English signage is common in major cities. Our local guides ensure a smooth, worry-free experience.
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