Guide to must-visit attractions when traveling to San Francisco for the first time

San Francisco Tourism San Francisco City Hall San Francisco City Hall is the government office building in the Civic Center of San Francisco, USA. It is built in Beaux-Arts style during the city beautification movement from 1913 to 1915. Its huge dome ranks fifth in the world. The current city hall building was built to replace the old city hall that was completely destroyed by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. San Francisco Tourism-Six Sisters Building Complex San Francisco's Alamo Plaza is the window of Victorian architecture. There is a group of houses in the Victorian architectural style on Steiner Street on the east side, which is known as the "collection of postcard scenery" and is the signature of San Francisco architecture. The most famous is the Six Sisters Victoria Villa. The house that has survived two major earthquakes has been regarded as a blessed place by the locals. There are only six connected Victorian buildings left in San Francisco. They often appear in landscape albums and have now become the heritage of San Francisco and a must-visit attraction for tourists. San Francisco Tourism - Gay Street When talking about San Francisco in the United States, many Chinese people will think of its beautiful bay and unique cityscape. However, in the eyes of many Westerners, San Francisco is famous for its openness. Here, there is a small street called Castro. It is far from the busiest street in San Francisco, but its uniqueness is well-known in the local area, because Castro Street has a rather sensational nickname-the Gay Capital of the World. San Francisco Tourism - Twin Peaks San Francisco Twin Peaks These two hills with an altitude of about 270 meters were nicknamed "Indian Maiden's Breasts" by early Spanish immigrants because of their shape. They are also the only natural hills preserved in San Francisco. This place is famous for its 360-degree panoramic view. When the weather is clear, you can have a bird's-eye view of the entire city of San Francisco, and you can also find the red Golden Gate Bridge next to the San Francisco Bay. San Francisco Tourism - St. Mary's Church Many countries in the world have St. Mary's Cathedral. The St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco looks like a huge cross from above. From the main entrance, it does not look like a church, but more like a museum. When walking into the church alone, the priest is explaining the Bible and the believers are praying. The clergy can answer questions from tourists... but visitors are not allowed to take photos. Click to learn more about San Francisco travel. Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated. Other food-travel related pictures