San Francisco

Alamo Square has a lush green hilltop and is one of the best photography spots as well as a great place to go for a sunbathe. On the east side of Steiner Street there is a collection of Queen Anne architectural houses that are the hallmarks of San Francisco architecture. The most famous is the six sisters (Six Sisters), also known as the "Painted Ladies" Victorian villa. This is the only remaining six Victorian buildings in San Francisco. They are often found in landscape books and are now a legacy of San Francisco and a must-see place for tourists.

"Fisherman's Wharf" is a symbol of San Francisco. It was the port where fishermen used to go fishing in the sea. Later, after slowly losing the effect of the dock, it gradually became a unique place for leisure activities and the culture. Here is the reason to come to San Francisco. Fisherman's Wharf was originally a fishing port where Italian fishermen gathered. In the 1960s, it became a tourist attraction due to the reduction in catch. There are many special shopping shops here, and there are many performers on the street. On the dock full of fishing boats, there is a three-masted sailing ship called Balclutha, which was in Scotland, built in 1883. It has been converted into a floating museum and can be visited. You can also take a sunbath on the lawn next to the road, as a leisure activity. Post: If you are driving, you can freely pick up the brochure "Free parking for 2 hours" in the parking building opposite the number 39. This color page can be used for free at the Visitor Center on the 2nd floor of Fisherman's Wharf. Parking ticket.

When you mention San Francisco, what do you think of first? I think many people, like me, will think of the Golden Gate Bridge. Don't just take it for granted that the Golden Gate Bridge is golden, but actually it is vermilion. The name was taken by John Fulimont, an American writer and explorer of the 19th century. Because when he first arrived in San Francisco, he entered the San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean, and saw the entire port gleaming under the sunlight, like the "Golden Gate", so the bridge across the harbor was of course called for the "Golden Gate Bridge". Such an iconic attraction is unavoidable popular tourist place, and it is also a must-see for everyone on their trip to San Francisco.

Today, Coit Tower has become the most eye-catching target in North Beach. If you want to see the whole picture of San Francisco, take the elevator to the top of the tower. You can enjoy the scenery of North Beach to the Bay Area, and you can see the Fisherman's Wharf and Alcatraz Island. The difference in murals on the first floor is missing. The history of San Francisco has been presented on the walls of Coit Tower through murals. The 26 artists had recorded the history of San Francisco with exquisite brushstrokes and vivid colours.

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in the world and is a symbol of San Francisco. The Golden Gate Bridge spreading out on the blue sea has an exquisite design and a striking orange-red color. It is known as a model of bridges between China and the United States. Some people call it the "most photographed bridge", which can be found in many American movies and TV shows. See the beautiful figure of it. The best spot to take pictures is the battery point on the left side of the bridge. There are many viewpoints on the bridge. I drove around the place to take a step in the day. Some angles are relatively large, some are too far, 24-70 is not easy to use, or the battery point is the best. However, there were many people going there and there were few parking spaces. I waited for a while before I stopped at the car. The policeman came over to catch me once.

Fisherman's Wharf is San Francisco's most famous tourist attraction, marked by a circular billboard with large crabs. There are a variety of shopping malls, restaurants, vendors and buskers. It is the preferred location for San Francisco if you want to taste seafood. The most famous Clam chowder has a big shop here. The most popular is Pier 39, which has a very beautiful carousel.

Due to the terrain, there are countless ramps in the city of San Francisco, but the streets here are full of exciting things to see. There are rows of houses on both sides of the road. The large number of Chinese people who came here to work hard in the early days formed a huge Tang Dynasty. It is like another small world, and everybody here speaks Chinese, it is a magical existence. We stayed here for a whole day and felt this unique leisure. I want to share some of my street photography this time. Taking pictures on the road is my favourite type of photography. I hope you like it too!

Fisherman's Wharf is one of the typical tourist attractions. It is made up of many docks. The most famous one is the number 39. Although it didn't feel like much of a surprise after a visit, the scenery was completely different. One can have a good time at the Fisherman's Wharf. The entire marina is filled with restaurants, shopping, street performers, tourists, and pigeons. The pigeons on the pier are not afraid of us at all, just like their master. It is said that it has also been to the Fisherman's Wharf in Macau, but the original origin of the Fisherman's Wharf should be San Francisco, California, USA, and then appear in cities around the world. In fact, Fisherman's Wharf is not only a brand, but also a lifestyle. It must have the following conditions to truly experience the “Fisherman's Wharf Model”: 1: The dock that is made up of water drives the surrounding consumption; 2: The natural environment is formed along the Yangtze River. ; 3: Create a new mode of leisure, sightseeing, entertainment and shopping in a natural environment.

Lombard Street, is known as one of the most curved streets in the United States and is a famous tourist attraction in San Francisco. There are a total of eight sharp bends that comes within a short period of time. In the spring, the hydrangea blooms and is full of phlegm. It is very beautiful to look at. The street stretches eastward, passing through the Russian mountains, behind the Telegraph Hill, at the end of the Embarcadero area of San Francisco. The most well-known section on Lombard Street is the section between the Hyde and Leavenworth on the Russian hills. This is because it is the most curved street in the United States. There are eight sharp bends on a short road. Only Hyde Street is allowed for a drive to Leavenworth Street for one-way traffic in the downhill direction, while the Powell-Hyde cable car passes through the starting point of this section (ie the highest point of the street).