Chinatown Official Historic District Tour

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WHEN Jan 26, 2026 - Dec 28, 2026

ADRESSE Chinatown Information Kiosk

ðŸŽ Gift this experience to your loved ones! Click here to check out our gift card. ðŸ“± Smartphone tickets âš¡ Instant access to your tickets âŒ› Duration: 90 minutes Immerse yourself in this 90
minute walking tour that will pull the curtain back and give you a glimpse into the magic that makes this neighborhood so unique. In partnership with Two Bridges Neighborhood Council and the Chinatown Little Italy Historic District Association, this tour has exclusive access to places in this community that are normally off
limits to the public. Visit the southern portion of the Historic District from Canal Street to Kimlau Square; the infamous Doyers Street â€˜akaâ€™ the bloody angle, Confucius Plaza, a Taoist Temple and see the largest Buddhist statue in NYC. The grand finale in a peek inside the CCBA, the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association. Get your tickets now for Chinatown Official Historic District Tour in NYC! Highlights âœ¨ Dive into the heart of NYC's Chinatown ðŸŒ‡ Explore the vibrant Columbus Park and many other places of cultural significance ðŸ® Discover Chinatown's hidden gems and access places that only a select few have seen! What's included? âœ”ï¸ A 90
minute walking tour around NYC's Chinatown Historic District âœ”ï¸ Access to places in the community that are normally off
limits to the public Locations and timings ðŸ“ Meeting Point: Chinatown Little Italy Information Kiosk on corners of Canal, Baxter and Walker Street ðŸ•’ Time: 11:30 a.m.
1 p.m. Additional Information ðŸ‘¤ Age requirement: all ages are welcome â˜‚ The tour operates rain or shine ðŸŽ« Child
Under 11 ðŸŽ« Adult
12+ ðŸŽ« Senior
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