Chinatown Gate is a monument San Francisco Chinatown located in United States.
500 Bush St (at Grant Ave) San Francisco , CA 94108 United States
From "Dragon's Gate," walk north on Grant up to Broadway through the heart of Chinatown. Check out Good Mong Kok for dim sum take-out, Chong Qing for delicious noodles , or the famous R&G Lounge
Very cool entrance to Chinatown!
Definitely allocate some time here to stroll around and take some candid shots of the gate. The location offers an abundant amount of goodies from Asia, and souvenirs. Tip: bring your bargaining game!
Please do be careful, when you're taking photos at the gate. Every day, I see/hear a near miss between a car and a tourist standing out in the street, trying to get the best shooting angle.
The boundary from Chinatown and union square. Be prepared for hordes of tourists .
After Chinatown Gate GO ALONG Grant st - first 2 blocks are tourist blocks, GO FURTHER and THEN RIGHT where MUNI drives (Tunnel ) - you will se REAL CHINATOWN shops, market
Enter a whole new world!
One of the cooler chinatowns I’ve been to. Lots of Instagram worthy graffiti walls!
Tea lovers...visit China Town SF for some of the best tea houses around.
The gate to the largest Chinatown in the world, you really need to visit the whole neighborhood .
So many around the world and this one is just as beautiful as all of them.
See the history and culture of San Francisco come alive at Westfield San Francisco Centre during the free 3D light spectacular under the dome now until July 7, 2013!
On a road that is the last letters of a sudden attack, look between the stars of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and the original "A Star is Born" and find a plaque in honor of Dennis Sullivan
Once you are checked in here turn around and wave at the folks of Foursquare HQ SF @ 425 Bush
The only authentic Chinatown gate in the country .
Take a photo then keep it moving. This intersection gets busy and cars do pass through the gate.
This is probably a good place to grab tiny souvenirs. Prices are lower the further you go down the street.
Perfect place to do shopping cheaper things like disposable camera , manga , toys and copy things.
Crowded during the day.
Photo opportunity at the only authentic Chinatown Gate in North America!
Welcome to Chinatown. Spend some time walking around here, and you'll soon forget what country you're in.
Just being there with Ethel was the best day ever!
Hit up the bakery 's. Ask them what s in each style bao yum yum
Don’t get hit by a car when taking a photo.
Once of the best Chinatowns in the country !
Great spot for a photo of you want to look like a tourist
Go to the Starbucks on the corner across the street, not for a coffee , just to see vintage pics of the gate from back in the day!
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Must take a selfie here for sure!!!
Well sweeties. It is THE entrance to Chinatown. Nuff said.
All about China 🇨🇳
Great walk through the town .
The people watching here is great!
Excellent photo spot
Obligatory camera shot. Then go to Stockton St where the locals shop.
Iconic gates that's a photo op not to miss.
Pet the dogs at the gate for good fortune in wealth, love & health
Burning dragon!
Cheesy tourist landmark and gateway to crappy Chinatown tourist shops.
Cheap postcard, magnets and T-shirts. And the gate is okay.
The famous arch before Chinatown in SF. 天下为公。
Go visit the oldest China town in North America.
Picturesque Entry to Chinatown
Avoid the back street! A bit smelly and dirty . But the rest is nice to photograph
Great instagram spot
Be a tourist . Snap a photo and don't skip the walking tour .
Monument looks great
The largest China Town that I ever visited
Don't bother looking for the fortune cookie factory . Uneventful
There is a lot of history here!
A MUST-SEE when visiting San Francisco! You have to wait for some minutes but it's worth it! I recommend this on your first day because it will you provide you with a 360-degree great overview! - Marcel Felder
This was a gift from Taiwan to the city of San Francisco back in the '80s. It's very tranquil and offers a beautiful view of Stow Lake. - AJ L
Lori's Diner is a must for a good old fashion American Breakfast. Try the Cable car breakfast on your 1st visit!🍳☕️👌🏼💙 - NJD 🏇🏻