See Beyond the Gates

Boston’s Chinatown is one of the last in New England, and its residents take pride in the legacy and the future of this neighborhood. In addition to the iconic Chinatown Gate, this area is home to restaurants and businesses that have existed for generations.

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Boston’s Chinatown is the center for Eastern and Southeast Asian cultural life in New England. Many of the city’s Asian communities gather here to celebrate Lunar New Year, the Lion Dance Festival, and August Moon Festival. Chinatown is an energetic neighborhood with luxury high-rise options close to the city.

Come for the excellent cuisine, stay for the history and culture.

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