Chinatown

Chinatown, the Chinese district of New York

Chinatown is the Chinese district of New York, one of the largest and liveliest in the West. The New York audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this vibrant district, a true cultural enclave in the heart of Manhattan.

A vibrant cultural enclave

Chinatown is the Chinese district of New York, located in Lower Manhattan. Among the largest Chinese communities outside Asia, it is a dense and lively district, with bustling streets lined with restaurants, grocery shops, markets and shops. Signs in ideograms, colourful stalls and aromas of cuisine make it a true cultural enclave, where you dive into another atmosphere in the heart of the city.

What to see

Here you wander in the bustling streets, between restaurants, markets, grocery shops and shops, in the exotic atmosphere of the Chinese district. Chinatown offers a dive into another culture in the heart of New York. It is a must-see stop for lovers of flavours and exotic atmospheres, in Lower Manhattan.

Practical information

Chinatown lies in Lower Manhattan, near Little Italy, in New York, reachable on foot and by public transport. It is a freely accessible public district; the restaurants, markets and shops have their own hours. The district is lively all day and particularly vibrant at meal times.

What is Chinatown in New York?

It is the Chinese district of New York, in Lower Manhattan, one of the largest in the West, with bustling streets lined with restaurants, markets and shops.

Where is Chinatown?

In Lower Manhattan, near Little Italy, in New York.