New York has been the city of immigrants and refugees for more than three centuries, reflected by it`s multiple ethnic neighborhoods, each with it`s own language, restaurants, and traditions.
Two of the most famous ones are Little Italy and exciting Chinatown, what is the largest Chinese community in the Western Hemisphere, where the narrow streets and broad boulevards offer markets, shops and hundreds of eateries packed with a multilingual clientele.
New York photos by Lisa Lisa from Austria
New York Chinatown
New York Chinatown