In the heart of Calgary, on Centre Street and along the Bow River, Chinatown stands as a monument to history, food, and architecture. But its story didn’t begin there. Originally, it sat on Macleod Trail where City Hall now is. A fire in 1886 destroyed the original Chinatown, forcing its residents to relocate to where it sits today — a destination neighbourhood rich with culture.
The entrance to the Dragon City Mall. 
Beautiful walkway found on the corner of 2nd Ave and Centre St. 
A shrine in the Dragon City Mall displaying fake cherry blossoms. 
Chinatown has many architectural delights, such as the Golden Happiness Plaza and Bakery. 
Side entrance to the Dragon City Mall. 
Hanging lanterns, found in the Dragon City Mall. 
Boasting beautiful art and murals, there are many to find throughout. 
An iconic photo spot, known for its graffiti. 
The Chinese Cultural Centre. 
Calgary’s Chinatown has it’s own unique street lamps. 
Silver Dragon Restaurant, a favorite.
