During my first visit to Liverpool, I stumbled upon Chinatown by chance, and it was an unforgettable surprise. As I wandered through the city, the vibrant Chinese arch - a striking blend of red and gold - caught my eye, standing tall as the largest of its kind outside China. The streets were alive with colorful lanterns, intricate designs, and the aroma of authentic cuisine wafting from nearby restaurants. I hadn’t expected to find such a rich cultural pocket in Liverpool, and its charm left me in awe. It felt like a hidden gem, blending history and tradition seamlessly into the...
Read moreChinatown is easily recognised by the beautifully crafted Chinese Arch that adorns the entry. The arch was imported piece by piece from Shanghai, a city which Liverpool is twinned with.
Around Liverpool’s Chinatown area, you’ll find a tasty selection of Chinese and pan-Asian restaurants and Chinese supermarkets. Explore Berry Street for a diverse mix of cuisine and beyond that, Bold Street.
Every February thousands of revellers descend on Liverpool’s Chinatown to celebrate the Chinese New...
Read moreLiverpool's Chinatown totally captivated me! The gate itself is incredibly impressive - it's huge and beautifully decorated. Inside, you can feel a truly Asian atmosphere, with plenty of restaurants serving delicious food. I had the best dim sum dumplings of my life! The shops offer a variety of interesting products, and the Chinese temple allows you to be transported to another world. I recommend it to anyone who wants to experience the true atmosphere of the Orient in the heart...
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