What you'll hear inside Barrio Chino:

• 1
  Dragon's Gate of Chinatown

  The Dragon's Gate stands at the corner of Grant Avenue and Bush Street, marking the entrance to San Francisco's Chinatown.

• 2
  Old Telephone Exchange Building

  The Old Telephone Exchange at 743 Washington Street is a striking three-storey pagoda built in 1909, which served as San Francisco's Chinatown telephone exchange until 1949.

• 3
  Tin How Temple

  Tin How Temple occupies the fourth floor of a historic building at 125 Waverly Place and is San Francisco's oldest active Taoist temple and among the oldest in the United States.

• 4
  Universal Church of Buddha

  Buddha's Universal Church is the largest Buddhist temple in the United States and home to San Francisco's biggest religious congregation.

• 5
  Li Po Lounge

  Li Po Lounge is a dive bar on Grant Avenue that has endured since 1937, outlasting San Francisco's once-thriving Chinese nightclub scene with its original character largely preserved.