Travelers can learn about the history of Dragon Gate and Chinatown and take some pictures.

Our guide will talk about the ancient Chinese buildings from the 1800's. Travelers can look at different products from different gift shops.

Travelers can take photos while our guide talks about the relationship between San Francisco Chinatown and Old Saint Mary's Cathedral.

Travelers can learn about the American Volunteer Group pilots who fought alongside Chinese forces, with photographs, artifacts, and stories connected to the China-Burma-India theater. Exhibits explain the dangerous WWII airlift over the Himalayas that supplied Chinese forces.

Travelers can learn about the history of Portsmouth Square Park. For example, many years before Chinatown existed, this was the exact spot where the city of San Francisco began. In 1846, during the Mexican–American War, John B. Montgomery sailed into the bay aboard the USS Portsmouth and raised the American flag here, claiming the town of Yerba Buena for the United States. Shortly after, the town was renamed San Francisco.

Travelers can see the distinctive pagoda-style building, and they can also learn about the history of this old Chinese telephone exchange and take some photos from the sidewalk.

Our guide will talk about the history of the Hop Sing Tong building and the first Chinese immigrants. Travelers can take some photos from the sidewalk.

Travelers can learn about Sun Yat Sen, who lived on Spofford Alley, was a revolutionary leader, and later became the first provisional president of the Republic of China. They can also learn about the history of the Qing Dynasty, the last imperial dynasty of China, which ruled from 1644 to 1912.

Our guide will talk about the basic process of making fortune cookies, and travelers can also see how employees at the factory make the fortune cookies. Travelers can try some fortune cookies.

Our guide will talk about different products at a supermarket and buy some fruits for customers to try.

Travelers can see the main Jade Emperor altar, look at other shrines, and experience a traditional Chinese temple interior. They can also learn about ancestor veneration.

Travelers can watch the giant cable machinery operating and look underground at the cables and pulleys. Travelers can also take some photos.