Broome Chinatown
- Address:Johnny Chi Lane, Broome
- Admission:Free
9:49 PM Friday, May 25
Clear. Mild.
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A colorful history accompanies Broome's Chinatown. During the heyday of Broome's pearling industry, the pearlers (many from China, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia and Europe) would arrive back on shore cashed up and head to the opium dens and billiard halls of Chinatown.
Things have changed. You won’t find opium dens; however, you will still find corrugated sheds alongside some fascinating Chinese architecture and delicious food. The area is filled with pearl shops selling pearls and mother-of-pearl products many of which come from local waters.
Stroll around, soak up the atmosphere and learn about Broome's exciting history from the great storyboards on the shops along Johnny Chi Lane.
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Awesome tour - our bus driver was very informative and we learnt a lot about Broome. Camel ride was the highlight - a must for anyone visiting Broome - magical!
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Great introduction to Broome and its highlights, sunset camel ride was simply superb. Continue Reading »
Extensive tour with a knowledgeable guide. Provided variety and gave a great overview in the time provided. We hired a car and went back the next day to things that we wanted to see more in depth. Continue Reading »
Practical Info
Chinatown is still the commercial center of Broome so it is a major stop for the Broome Bus, which has comprehensive coverage of Broome. It is also walking distance from the airport.
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