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A walk along the beautiful streets of San Francisco will bring only the most beautiful experiences. The Haight-Ashbury district is known for being a gathering place for hippies – this is all thanks to its nearness to the picturesque Golden Gate Park, from which began the “Summer of Love” of 1967. The magnificent colorful and original buildings are reminiscent of this – houses, art cafes, and cultural centers. While walking here, the words from Scott MacKenzie’s famous song about San Francisco immediately comes to mind, that you must put flowers on your head when you visit the city, and also that you can meet good people here. It was thanks to this quarter and the words from the song that the whole city began to be associated with the subculture and became synonymous with freedom and self-expression.

Painted Ladies – this is the name of the magnificent architectural ensemble of six buildings located in the Alamo Square region. This is another unforgettable symbol of the city which can be seen not only on postcards but also in movies. The houses are built in the beautiful style of the time of the British Queen Anne. There are similar houses in some other American cities; however, it was from these houses that the history of naming houses of this type begins, or to be precise, with Elizabeth Pomada and Michael Larsen, who wrote the book “The Painted Ladies – San Francisco’s Resplendent Victorians”. Another impressive building of this type is the Queen Anne Hotel.
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