18 must-see attractions in San Francisco

The wineries in the valley not only offer a rich wine tasting experience, but also have many top restaurants that provide the perfect pairing of fine wine and food. Visitors can take a guided tour of the winery to learn about grape planting and winemaking techniques, and taste various types of wine in person.

Napa Valley is a picturesque place with lush vineyards and rolling hills forming a unique pastoral landscape. There are also many luxurious resorts and boutique hotels here, providing comfortable accommodation and first-class spa services, making it an ideal choice for relaxation and vacation.

14. Jiuqu Flower Street

Lombard Street is a world-famous street in San Francisco, known for its unique curved design. Especially the section located in Russian Hill, the street has eight sharp turns in just one block, and is known as the “most crooked street in the world.”

Jiuqu Flower Street attracts a large number of tourists with its beautiful landscape and unique design. The streets are lined with colorful flowers and green plants, especially in spring and summer, with clusters of flowers and pleasant scenery. The red brick pavement complements the surrounding Victorian-style buildings, adding a strong historical and cultural atmosphere.

Driving through Lombard Street is a unique experience, but requires caution due to the steep slopes and narrow bends. The walking trail provides a great vantage point for photographing the scenery and enjoying the panoramic views.

15. Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks is one of the highest natural landscapes in San Francisco. It consists of two peaks of almost equal height, called “North Peak” and “South Peak”, with an altitude of about 922 feet (281 meters). Twin Peaks is located southwest of the city center and provides a 360-degree view of the entire San Francisco and its surrounding areas.

From the Twin Peaks Observation Point, you can enjoy a magnificent view of downtown San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and the Pacific Ocean, especially on a clear day. The panoramic view of lights at night is even more breathtaking.

Twin Peaks Nature Reserve is not only a great place for viewing, but also provides trails and picnic areas for visitors to hike and rest. The vegetation and wildlife here are also rich and diverse, providing a paradise for nature lovers to explore.