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Chicago's Chinatown is the second largest Chinatown in the U.S., with rows of specialty shops, cafes, Chinese teahouses and dim sum restaurants at the corner of Cemak Road and Wentworth Avenue. Apart from digging into delicious Chinese food, you can learn about Chicago's Chinese history at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago and Pui Tak Center, stop by the Chinese American Veteran Memorial, admire views of the city at Ping Tom Memorial Park, and marvel at the brilliantly tiled Nine Dragon Wall. Don't miss all the highlights on a food and walking tour of Chinatown. Time your visit during the Lunar New Year to experience the annual Chinatown Parade, complete with lion dances, colorful floats, and more. – TripadvisorChicago's Chinatown is the second largest Chinatown in the U.S., with rows of specialty shops, cafes, Chinese teahouses and dim sum restaurants at the corner of Cemak Road and Wentworth Avenue. Apart from digging into delicious Chinese food, you can learn about Chicago's Chinese history at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago and Pui Tak Center, stop by the Chinese American Veteran Memorial, admire views of the city at Ping Tom Memorial Park, and marvel at the brilliantly tiled Nine Dragon Wall. Don't miss all the highlights on a food and walking tour of Chinatown. Time your visit during the Lunar New Year to experience the annual Chinatown Parade, complete with lion dances, colorful floats, and more. – Tripadvisor