Beijing is a big city (or rather, a GIANT), with almost 22 million inhabitants. This can be overwhelming for anyone who lands there for the first time, especially those of us who are used to compact and walkable European cities. The distances are much greater than we imagine and, moreover, being the political center of China, there is a control that, for someone who is used to living in Europe, may seem excessive. But, at the same time, there are moments when it seems like a

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If you’re preparing for a trip to China, you probably already know that you’ll need a lot of space on your phone. In this country, practically everything happens through your device, and their app ecosystem is completely different from ours. Want to pay, order a taxi, or take the subway? You’ll need AliPay. Want to know how to get from one place to another? Use AMap (Google Maps won’t help you at all). Want to find a good restaurant and get a discount? Check Dianping. Figurin

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Most people are surprised when I tell them that I recommend spending at least four days in Beijing to fully enjoy it. Four days is just the perfect amount of time to see the most emblematic places and get a taste of the city's atmosphere without rushing. Sure, my opinion may be a bit biased since I lived there for half a year, and I still feel like I didn't have enough time! But honestly, if you can swing it, dedicate the days this incredible city deserves. Treat yourself to