Philadelphia Chinatown, A Melting Pot of Authentic Cuisines
The intersection of N 10th Street and Arch Street
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Introduction
Philadelphia Chinatown is a charming place that attracts Chinese people and tourists from all over the world. It offers a variety of foods, including not only Chinese specialties but also delicacies from other countries. It's worth mentioning that there is a landmark building here - the China Friendship Gate built jointly by Philadelphia and its sister city Tianjin in 1984, which is about four stories high and is one of the landmarks of Chinatown. At the intersection of Winter Street and N 10th Street, there is a mural depicting the history of Chinatown's development.
Every year during the Spring Festival, there is a traditional lion dance performance in Philadelphia Chinatown. During the "Double Tenth Day" and "Eleventh Day" celebrations, Chinese people on both sides of the strait will hold large-scale parades. Here, you can also buy affordable household items, souvenirs, phone SIM cards, and long-distance phone cards to call around the world. In addition, the long-distance bus terminal and suburban train station are also located here, making it an excellent starting point for tourists to start or end their Philadelphia trip. Whether it's tasting food or shopping while traveling, Philadelphia Chinatown can bring you a wonderful experience. Address The intersection of N 10th Street and Arch Street
Transportation Take bus 48 or 61 to Arch St & 10th St station; or take the Blue Line subway to 11th St station. This location is also adjacent to the Greyhound Philadelphia Bus Terminal (1001 Filbert Street).
There are many delicious Chinese restaurants inside
