San Francisco's main attractions, USA

The Golden Gate Bridge is located at the Golden Gate Strait, 2737 meters long, and opened to traffic on May 28, 1937. It looks majestic and historical. About 100,000 cars pass through the bridge every day. On the 70th anniversary of the bridge, a statue of the chief engineer of the bridge stands at the head of the bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge was once a place where people ended their lives due to illness, mental illness, and other reasons. When we went there, there were records of more than a thousand people. Later, the local government took measures and decorated the beautiful and tender atmosphere, which warmed people and the situation improved greatly. Golden Gate Park is the green lung of San Francisco. The park is 800 meters wide and about 4 kilometers long, spanning 53 streets, leading to Ocean Beach. Golden Gate Park is 20% larger than Central Park in New York City. Golden Gate Park is a legacy of the 1894 World Expo, and the buildings of that year are still preserved. The botanical garden in Golden Gate Park is worth seeing, as well as museums, art galleries, and memorials. It is unforgettable to tour the garden in the drizzle for most of the day, and dine in the restaurant facing the ocean in the heavy rain. The City Hall building looks very imposing and is free to enter. There is a Chinese interface at the entrance. The current mayor is a Chinese-American named Lee Mengxian, who works in Room 202. There are many important buildings in San Francisco around, such as the Civic Auditorium, Opera House, Symphony Hall, etc. Ghirardelli Square is a fashionable check-in place for sightseeing, entertainment and dining. Don't miss a bread seafood soup, the hollowed-out bread is filled with hot seafood soup. There are many seals on the sea side of Pier 39, which is very interesting. Lombard street is a major feature of San Francisco. A very short block has eight sharp turns called hairpin bends. The 40-degree slope of the road twists like a "Z" shape, and cars can only go down one way. There are dense flowers on both sides of the road. You can overlook the San Francisco Bay on the hill. Tourists who don't drive can climb up along the more than 250 steps on both sides. Chinatown in San Francisco is the largest Chinatown in American cities. There are Chinese people dancing, walking birds, and sunbathing in the blocks. Temples and churches of different religions are adjacent. In Chinatown, I spent less than thirty dollars to eat roast duck, scallops and garlic kale, which tasted authentic. San Francisco has convenient transportation, remember that the tram ticket can be transferred unlimited times within the specified time.