The Streets ‘brand’ San Francisco

With 40 hills in the city, the streets of San Francisco are known for their dizzying slopes. But it is also the winding, steep or flowery streets that are the highlight of the local tourism industry. San Francisco tourism and famous 'brand' roads Lombard Street - Photo: wpNot only in lifestyle but San Francisco's distinctive character is also reflected in urban planning. The downtown area is not obscured by skyscrapers, but instead Victorian houses (1837 - 1901) are still present in many neighborhoods with (very) steep side streets. The winding hills have contributed to San Francisco's name on the list of the most beautiful cities in the world, and when you see the streets here, you should not be surprised when the Americans name San Francisco as "City Everyone's favorite city ”although this is also the reason the car life cycle is less than a third of the rest of America! With nearly 20 million visitors a year, San Francisco is one of the cities Victorian houses on a steep road in San Francisco - Photo: thibslife * In the Russian Hill neighborhood, Lombard Street is located between Hyde Street and Leavenworth Street, is the street The most zigzag in America and the most photographed in San Francisco, the must-visit destination for any visitor here

. hundred meters, but the line of cars after each other takes a lot of time when "crawling" through eight very narrow turns between flower beds on a steep road. A staircase is built along the pedestrian path, and it is also attractive to visitors because it is covered with flowers, especially the giant hydrangea clusters. And from the top of the high street, you can easily see a part of the city Cars follow each other "crawling" down Lombard Street - Photo: flickr A lovely house on Lombard Street - Photo: flickr Photo: flickr * Filbert Street is another famous street in Russian Hill.



Being the steepest road in the city with a 31.5% (17.5 degree) difference over a section of only 60-70m, you have a feeling that the cars parked on the roadside are about to fall and female tourists are recommended. Avoid using heels. The steepest part of Filbert Street is between Hyde and Leavenworth streets. Traffic on the road is only allowed to go down. breathtaking architectural works such as the churches of St Peter and Paul.



And one of the things to remember about San Francisco is to conquer the 377 wooden steps on Filbert Street, through the lush vegetation and the colorful street houses. discreet of San Francisco like the lovely flower gardens around Filbert Street. And if you're lucky, you can see wild parrots peeping in. Coit Tower will pick you up at the top of the stairs. And right now is the panoramic view of the splendid San Francisco Bay. 22 Street in Noe Valley Street is about the same slope as Filbert Street, but not as famous as the Stairway on Filbert Street - Photo: wiki * With afternoon At nearly 11.70km long, Mission Street is the longest street, and one of the oldest streets in San Francisco. The famous Mission District has the most artistic trend in the city, so it is along the two sides of Mission Road.



Street are eye-catching shops and bars. Some lively murals on the roadside walls and street art activities make the street always attractive to passersby ... Mission Street - child longest street in San Francisco - Photo: wikiA corner of Mission Street - Photo: wp * Grant Avenue in the heart of Chinatown is the oldest street in the city. In 1845, the street was named Foundation Street and changed to Dupont Street a year later. The name Grant Avenue was born when the road was newly paved after the terrible 1906 earthquake, so if you ask a Chinese old man in this neighborhood, the answer will be "Du Pon Gay". In Mandarin, Gai is "sugar"! And on this tree-lined street are the shops tempting pedestrians Grant Avenue crossing Chinatown in San Francisco - Photo: wp * Harry Street is one of the most flowery streets in San Francisco .



Walking at Harry Street will make you feel like you are wandering through a tropical, floral scent in the middle of the city. Because of the 241 stairs, Harry Street is also known as Harry Stairs. The special road is also more charming with lovely houses hidden by the trees along the road ... Harry Stairway - Photo: wp You need to prepare your strength to be able to go all the stairs on Harry's road! - Photo: wp * And if you want to explore the widest road in San Francisco, go to Van Ness Avenue, where many of the city's major public works such as city hall, house are gathered.

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