Lombard Street is America's most crooked street .The steep, hilly street was created with sharp curves to switchback down the one-way hill past beautiful Victorian mansions. The street is paved with bricks and is an amazing site to see.

One of the most photographed locations in San Francisco, Alamo Square's famous "postcard row" at Hayes and Steiner Streets is indeed a visual treat. A tight, escalating formation of Victorian houses is back-dropped by downtown skyscrapers, providing a stunning contrast .

The Coit Tower was built in 1933 with funds from Lillie Hitchcock Coit. She was an eccentric personality who was best known for her support of the local firemen. It is located on Telegraph Hill, it has provided visitors and locals with 360° spectacular panorama view of the City.

The third Cliff House, which was built in 1909, after its two predecessors burned, operated by the National Park Service as a restaurant and boast commanding views of the Pacific Ocean .

San Francisco's most popular destination. Known for its historic waterfront, Sea lions, delicious seafood and spectacular sights .It offers some of the most incredible views of the San Francisco Bay.

San Francisco's oldest street (Grant Avenue) runs eight blocks through the center of America's ethnic capital where to over 1.5 million people of Chinese descent.