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Another quick stop while you're in Beijing. Security is extremely strict here! Reserve your spot in advance (QR code outside the gate). Early morning was extremely crowded; wait until the afternoon instead. There isn't too much to do there as it's just an open space to walk a bit.

Prepare your passport for security checks.

Short video to get an idea of what to expect starting at 9:03 - 10:05. https://youtu.be/hZ9MHLyjuoQ

After reading some of these reviews I'm starting to get the" impression" that some of these reviewers have not actually been here. If they look like stock photos they probably are.

You need tickets and expect long lines for everything. Mao's tomb is impossible unless you plan a whole day just for that so I skipped it. It is the same for the museum. Otherwise the square is exactly what it says in the name, a big open square with lots of people. You can see it on your way to any of the other local sites. We hit it on the way to the palace. But, definitely don't plan a trip just for the square there isn't much to see or do.

Expect a lot of looks from the locals and folks who point at you and say "look a foreigner". They aren't being rude, you just aren't a normal site.

The place is very iconic and a must have when visiting Beijing, but come with time because there is many security checkouts around the square, and it’s likely that you will find long queues, but after this the square is huge and very beautiful.

Tiananmen Square, an expansive area facing the main gate to the Forbidden City, is perpetually bustling with tourists capturing memories through photographs before embarking on their journey into the historical heart of Beijing. This iconic square also plays a significant role as it houses both the Monument to the People’s Heroes and the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong.