Afisha Life | San Francisco Chinatown Walking Tour z opcjonalnym lunchem

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Wszystko o wycieczkach po Chinatown

Spotkaj się w Old St. Mary's Cathedral, aby rozpocząć pieszą wycieczkę po najpopularniejszych zabytkach i ukrytych miejscach Chinatown. Twój przewodnik przedstawi historię i kulturę Chinatown, wyjaśniając, w jaki sposób zachowano i celebrowano niezwykłą autentyczność starożytnej kultury chińskiej, stając się atrakcją San Francisco, którą trzeba odwiedzić. Poruszając się po historycznym labiryncie tajemniczych zabytków, wyciągnij aparat i podziwiaj przyciągające wzrok chińskie dekoracje zdobiące ulice. Mijaj budynki w stylu pagody i słuchaj o ich znaczeniu, i wejdź do apteki ziołowej, aby dowiedzieć się o zastosowaniu korzenia żeń-szenia na długowieczność, perłowych pigułek na piękną skórę i jaszczurek gekon na energię. Spaceruj ulicą Stockton Street obok ruchliwych targowisk, na których można kupić najświeższe i najbardziej egzotyczne produkty spożywcze w Bay Area. Zrozum kulturę religijną Chinatown, odwiedzając autentyczną świątynię buddyjską, w której zobaczysz olśniewające ołtarze ozdobione czerwonymi lampionami, złotymi antykami i wypełnionymi kadzidłem urnami z brązu. Zobaczysz także chińską szkołę językową, aby dowiedzieć się, jak lokalne chińskie rodziny podtrzymują język i tradycje kulturowe dla swoich dzieci. Na następnym przystanku, Waverly Place, przewodnik opowie Ci o najciekawszej alei Chinatown, pełnej świątyń, prywatnych klubów i tajnych stowarzyszeń. Ta długa na 2 przecznice ulica może na pierwszy rzut oka wydawać się niepozorna, ale możesz być zaskoczony tym, czego się dowiesz. Jeśli odurzające widoki, dźwięki i zapachy to za mało, przygotuj się na wspaniały smak Chinatown. Odwiedź fabrykę ciasteczek z wróżbą, aby spróbować tych „mądrych” ciasteczek i zobaczyć, jak się je robi. Uaktualnienie obejmuje 10-daniowy lunch dim sum w jednej z najpopularniejszych restauracji w Chinatown! Kończąc w pobliżu pierwotnego punktu początkowego, opuścisz listę polecanych sklepów i restauracji w Chinatown, dzięki czemu możesz kontynuować zwiedzanie Chinatown jak prawdziwy znawca. -------------------- PLAN PODRÓŻY -------------------- Przykładowe menu dim sum (jeśli wybrano opcję; może ulec zmianie): Pierogi z wieprzowiną i krewetkami Naklejka na garnek z wieprzowiną i krewetkami Szanghajska kluska wieprzowa gotowana na parze Pierogi z kurczakiem i kolendrą na parze Bułka wieprzowa z grilla na parze Jajeczna roladka warzywna Wegetariański smażony ryż Kurczak Chow Mein Półmisek fasolki szparagowej, pieczarek i tofu Deser Kulka sezamu wypełniona pastą ze słodkiej fasoli Dwie specjalne herbaty: mieszanka jaśminowa i chryzantema/oolong

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Chinatown

Tej elektryzującej dzielnicy zamieszkanej przez 10 000 osób nie można przegapić i nie jest trudno ją znaleźć: słuchaj stukania płytek mahjonga i wywąchaj słoną, pikantną kałamarnicę.

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Plac Portsmouth

Salon na świeżym powietrzu w Chinatown i miejsce narodzin pierwszej amerykańskiej flagi San Francisco, pierwszej szkoły publicznej i pierwszej linii kolejki linowej.

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Stockton Street

Spaceruj wśród najświeższych i najbardziej egzotycznych potraw w Bay Area na Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Spróbujemy tych „mądrych krakersów” i zobaczymy, jak to się robi.

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Stockton Street

W tym egzotycznym sklepie z suszonymi produktami zobaczysz żeń-szeń, ptasie gniazda, jaszczurki gekonowe, pęcherze rybne, ogórki morskie, uchowce i wiele innych. Posłuchasz, co te produkty mogą dla ciebie zrobić.

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Ulica Malowanych Balkonów

Podziwiaj detale architektoniczne i posłuchaj historii tych tajnych instytucji na Waverly Place

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Chinatown

Zobacz autentyczny przykład tradycyjnej architektury w stylu pagody i dowiedz się o pochodzeniu budynku

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

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All About Chinatown Tours

Meet at Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California St., to begin your walking tour of Chinatown's most popular sights and hidden locales. Your guide will highlight the history and culture of Chinatown, explaining how the remarkable authenticity of ancient Chinese culture has been preserved and celebrated in a must-visit San Francisco attraction.

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Portsmouth Square

Chinatown’s outdoor living room and the birthplace of San Francisco’s first American flag, first public school, and first cable car line.

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Stockton Street

Stroll among the freshest and most exotic foods in the Bay Area at the Stockton Street Food Markets.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

We’ll sample these “wise crackers” and watch how it’s done.

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Stockton Street

At this exotic dried goods store, you'll see ginseng, bird's nests, gecko lizards, fish bladders, sea cucumbers, abalone and more and hear about what these foods can do for you.

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The Street of the Painted Balconies

Admire architectural details; hear about the history of secret institutions on Waverly Place; and time permitting, visit a secluded Buddhist temple.

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Grant Avenue

Stationery store? Party goods supply store? Come with us to discover exactly what this store sells and why.

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Grant Avenue

View the East West Bank building for an example of pagoda style architecture, common in Asia. But what was here before the bank? At this stop, you'll understand the complexity of the Chinese language, both spoken and written.

San Francisco Chinatown Walking Tour z opcjonalnym lunchem

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