San Francisco City Block Tour Guide

🌈Roam the city blocks of San Francisco and experience a different culture. You can enjoy the slow pace of the blocks, relax in the parks, and watch airplanes overlook the cityscape. Here are some recommended tour strategies. ✅Tour Route Chinatown —— Castro District —— Mori Point Park —— Golden Gate Bridge —— Twin Peaks 💕Tour Recommendations Visiting Chinatown feels like returning to China, with parking being a bit difficult due to steep slopes, few spaces, and automatic parking machines. There are Chinese restaurants for dining, and a good selection of medicinal herbs, with American ginseng health products being highly recommended. Don't miss the most beautiful bookstore⭐️City Lights Bookstore, which spans three floors, is an old-fashioned bookstore, very retro, and great for taking beautiful photos. The rainbow-colored Castro District is a special neighborhood where you can experience a different culture. The shops are full of all sorts of odd things, even the yarn is colored, and the rainbow colors represent different meanings, which is something you can learn about. There are many bars in the area, and you know what it's like at night. Mori Point Park is free, and outdoor hiking is very leisurely. Walking to the seaside, taking photos with the tree swings is very picturesque. It's a good place to rest for a while. Then head to the Golden Gate Bridge, where you can park along the way, although it's also quite crowded with tourists. If you want to get closer to the bridge, you need to climb the hillside for a better view. Just when I went there, I also saw an airplane show, which was spectacular. Finally, I went to Twin Peaks, where you also need to climb to the top. There are telescopes at the viewing points for tourists to take photos. The hillside overlooks the cityscape, and the view is nice.