Family travel · Our speciality
China with kids:
yes, you can do this.
All-in-one planning advice from a family who keeps coming back — six trips and counting, starting with a 4.5-month-old.
Family travel · Our speciality
All-in-one planning advice from a family who keeps coming back — six trips and counting, starting with a 4.5-month-old.
Start with your child's age
The easiest travel companions — they sleep on trains and get treated like celebrities.
The baby guide → 1–3 yearsIndoor playgrounds unlike anything in Europe, and food they'll actually eat.
Toddler food guide → 3–5 yearsThe sweet spot — shows, crafts, night markets. Skip the museums, hit the parks.
Best parks for kids → 5+ yearsNow the Great Wall is an adventure and the Warriors are a history lesson.
The full guide →City by city
Written from our own trips — where to stay, what they'll love, what to skip.
First-timers and history — the Wall, Forbidden City, incredible parks.
Warriors, cycling the ancient walls, the best street food in China.
Pandas, People's Park and a relaxed pace — a must for families.
The vertical cyberpunk city, with the best indoor playgrounds anywhere.
Disneyland, the Bund — easiest for first-timers, best with school-age kids.
Underrated: Cantonese food, Chimelong parks, fewer crowds.
Futuristic museums, easy Hong Kong combo — great for tech-curious kids.
Mountains, villages and slow travel — a completely different China.
For adventurous families — our countryside homestay is a treasured memory.
Can't pick between Beijing and Shanghai? Read the honest comparison →
The worries
New kid-tested guides as we publish them — playgrounds, food that works, and shows worth booking.
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A 1:1 call with a mum who's done this six times — or a full custom family itinerary.