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- Neighborhoods in San Francisco. Discover the diversity of San Francisco with this neighborhood map. From the artistic Mission District to the historic grandeur of Nob Hill, this San Francisco neighborhood map unveils its unique communities and distinct atmosphere.
- Mission District. Known for its street art, the Mission District is a culturally rich neighborhood in San Francisco. Explore its diverse culinary scene, unique boutiques, and iconic Mission Dolores Park, where locals gather to relax and enjoy the city’s sunny days.
- Nob Hill. Nestled atop one of San Francisco’s famous hills, Nob Hill is one of the more elegant neighborhoods of the city. Home to luxurious hotels, upscale residences, and landmarks like Grace Cathedral and the Cable Car Museum, this neighborhood exudes sophistication and breathtaking city views.
- North Beach. Known as San Francisco’s Little Italy, North Beach is a neighborhood filled with Italian restaurants, coffeehouses, and bookstores. It’s also adjacent to Washington Square Park and within walking distance of Coit Tower, providing visitors with an enjoyable mix of dining and cultural experiences.
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Southwestern San Francisco is made up of several hilly neighborhoods that include some of the city's highest peaks, beautiful parkland, and tranquil neighborhoods tucked in the hillsides, where you'll find spectacular views and quiet parks.
- San Francisco Neighborhoods
- Presidio
- Marina
- Russian Hill
- Fisherman’s Wharf / North Waterfront
- Telegraph Hill
- North Beach
- Financial District / Barbary Coast / Chinatown
- Nob Hill
- Downtown / Union Square
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San Francisco has what can only be described as a ridiculous number of neighborhoods. The whole city is 46 square miles but I swear that if they had their way each San Francisco resident would get their own neighborhood. The good news is that unless you plan to sell or buy real estate in the city, you don’t need to know much more than a dozen neigh...
The two largest parks in the city are Golden Gate Park and the Presidio. The Presidio was an army based for most of the city’s history. It started as a Spanish fort, then Mexican and later American. The U.S. Army transferred the area to the National Park Service in 1994. Today it is a multi-use area including parkland, a number of visitor centers, ...
This area was built on debris from the 1906 earthquake and fire. Because of that, it was one of the most heavily damaged neighborhoods in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. It is just east of the Presidio and west of Ghirardelli Square and Fisherman’s Wharf
Significant Sites
1. Ghirardelli Square– Italian Chocolate maker Domenico Ghirardelli came to San Francisco in 1853 from South America. His chocolate company is the 3rd oldest chocolate company in the country, but these days most people go to Ghirardelli Square to shop or to eat ice cream at the Ghirardelli ice cream parlor. 1. Powell/Hyde Street Cable Car Turnaround – The Powell-Hide Street cable car turnaround is in front of Ghirardelli Square. Of the two lines that come down to FIsherman’s wharf, this one i...
Significant Sites
1. Fisherman’s Wharf– This is one of the most touristy neighborhoods in San Francisco. You can get fresh seafood here like a walk-away shrimp cocktail. You can buy a cheap t-shirt or more likely a cheap sweatshirt because you thought California would be warmer. There are still working fishing boats in the area. 2. There are a number of museums at Fisherman’s wharf which range from historic to weird. 2.1. Musee Mecanique– Old arcade games, ski ball, video games 2.2. SS Jeremiah O’Brien – One o...
This is one of San Francisco’s original 7 hills and was named for a semaphore tower that was erected on the top of the hill in 1849. This twoer was used to signal to the city when ships entered the harbor. The southern end of the Telegraph Hill neighborhood (which I would call part of North Beach but our map shows as Telegraph Hill) is Columbus Ave...
North Beach is San Francisco’s Little Italy and has been named one of the 10 best Italian neighborhoods in the country. You can still find lots of Italian restaurants in the area and a recreation area named for native son Joe Dimaggio. A North Beach food touris a great way to explore the neighborhood. The heart of North Beach is probably Washington...
This is San Francisco’s traditional button-down financial area which is the headquarters to companies like TransAmerica (in the Trans America Pyramid) and Bank of America. Bank of America was the Bank of Italy at the time of the 1906 earthquake and got a big boost because it was one of the first banks that started loaning money to rebuild, while th...
California’s Big Four (also known as the 4 nabobs or nobs) “robber barons” who built the Central Pacific Railroad all built their mansions on Nob Hill: Leland Stanford (after whom Stanford University is named), Collis Potter Huntington, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker. All 4 mansions survived the 1906 quake and fire, but have since been torn down...
Downtown is one of the prime shopping districts in the city with high-end shops anchored by Union Square with its statue featuring Victoria, goddess of victory. The model for Victoria was Alma Spreckels who married sugar magnate Adolph Spreckels. She talked her husband into donating the money for the California Palace of the Legion of Honor museum ...
A guide to the 16 neighborhoods of San Francisco, from Presidio to Yerba Buena, with highlights, tips and photos. Learn about the history, culture and attractions of each neighborhood, from the Golden Gate Bridge to Lombard Street. Find out which neighborhoods are worth visiting and which ones to skip.
Dec 22, 2023 · Bay Area. Facts. Click to see large. Description: This map shows San Francisco city boundaries, neighborhood boundaries, San Francisco neighborhoods, main tourist attractions. Size: 1100x994px / 237 Kb. Author: Ontheworldmap.com. You may download, print or use the above map for educational, personal and non-commercial purposes.
Apr 23, 2023 · Look at the map of neighborhoods in San Francisco below and choose 2-3 that are next to each other per day to minimize travel time. Prepare for unwanted sniffs and smells — if you’re not used to a large homeless population, SF may be culture shock to you.
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