There aren't any pictures of my kids in China Town because we were too busy shopping. I am surprised I was even able to snap a few shots on the camera. Its unbelievable how many things two small children can find in the shops along Grant Street in this popular strip in San Francisco. It is a must-see for any tourist and don't be afraid to bring the kids. There are toys, trinkets, clothing, souvenirs, jewelry, embroidery, and many other treasures. The famous trolleys also stop in the heart of China Town -- another must do for the kids, so its easy to catch around to/from other stops around the city.
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Monday, June 17, 2013
San Francisco's China Town
There aren't any pictures of my kids in China Town because we were too busy shopping. I am surprised I was even able to snap a few shots on the camera. Its unbelievable how many things two small children can find in the shops along Grant Street in this popular strip in San Francisco. It is a must-see for any tourist and don't be afraid to bring the kids. There are toys, trinkets, clothing, souvenirs, jewelry, embroidery, and many other treasures. The famous trolleys also stop in the heart of China Town -- another must do for the kids, so its easy to catch around to/from other stops around the city.
Friday, July 22, 2011
I left my heart in San Francisco
Haight Ashbury is a strange place to take kids in San Francisco, but if you are looking for comic books stores and Japanese toys, its got a few off-beat shops working hard to defy the trends. China Town features all the delights that China can offer from sharkfin soup to knock-off toys and cheap jade and silk. Alex and Serene actually gave up after a few hours of playing tourists and went back to the hotel to swim. For the little ones, save these trips until their older. And, buyer beware...the shopkeepers are experts and getting even the little kids to buy their goods. Alex walked down one street and bought something at every shop! Its a good thing, the aunties, uncles and cousins were along to help.
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