Lombard Street(Lombard St)

Came here on September 24, 2017. This attraction is unique, beautiful and interesting, and is definitely one of the must-see attractions when visiting San Francisco. Lombard Street is actually a section of Lombard Street, located between Hyde Street and Leavenworth Street. This section of the road is a steep slope, but it is designed into eight hairpin turns, and flowers are planted on both sides of the road. If you need to take a nine-turn effect, you must stand on Leavenworth Street, which is low in terrain. Chinese people can drive in the western United States where San Francisco is located with a translated driver's license. If you can drive in San Francisco, you might as well go and experience the feeling of driving through Lombard Street yourself.

Such a rich street. Just bursting with history. Lombard street must be a wonderful place to live on. The trees are so GREEN and the streets are so clean. It makes the living area so good you wouldn't want to leave. The hills in Dan Francisco amaze me as well, so many movies shot here. Like Miss Doubt fire and many more. Warner Bros is so lucky!!

Lambard street in San Francisco, California is a steep narrow street with a few narrow turns. Beautiful flowers are planted on both sides of the road. Photo worthy

This beautiful street known as "Jiuqu Flower Street" is famous for its curvedness, and tens of thousands of tourists drive here every year! Just in San Francisco, the hotel is set nearby, so I went to Jiuqu Flower Street twice! It is San Francisco's most ramshackle street and is also known for its large number of expensive flowers planted on both sides of the road. This street was originally a straight road on the Russian hill, but because it was too steep and dangerous, it was eventually converted into nine S-shaped curves and paved with bricks, making her a star in the San Francisco Highway.

San Francisco's Jiuquhua Street is the most curved street in the world. In a short block between Hyde Street and Leavenworth Street in San Francisco, there are eight sharp turns, because there is a 40-degree slope and curves like the "Z" shape, so the car can only go one line. The streets are lush and flower clusters, and you can follow the pedestrian trails on both sides of the flower street to enjoy the beautiful scenery. If driving, be sure to pay attention to the STOP sign, all vehicles, whether straight or turn, to the intersection to see the "STOP" traffic sign must "stop" down instead of "slow" down, turn straight, but not one to the end, but let one or two, so cycle alternately, Way to go.

Jiuquhua Street is a section of Lombard Street (Lombard Street) in San Francisco. It is located between Hyde St (Hyde Street) and Leavenworth St (Levinworth Street). From Hyde Street to Levinworth Street is a very steep downhill, originally a straight line, but given the safety of driving, in 1923 this section was converted into eight curved roads, which slowed the slope and added friction with brick paving. So this street is known as the "world's most curved street". Jiuquhua Street allows vehicles to circle from Hyde Street to Levinworth Street, and travel at speeds of no more than 5 miles per hour. When you come to San Francisco, most self-driving tourists come here to test their driving skills. The flower beds on both sides of the driveway were filled with roses, and the houses on both sides of the street were also growing flowers and grass at the door, spring croquets; summer roses and autumn chrysanthemums, dotted with flowers. The flower is blooming, from a distance, like a slanted velvet embroidery, beautiful, the name of "flower street", so come. At the height of flower street, you can also overlook the bay bridge and the coit tower. If you don't drive, you can follow the pedestrian trails on both sides of flower street to enjoy the beautiful scenery. The difficulty of the street is driving, which is the main plot of the episode "Driving in San Francisco" of "Genius Dad" (The Bill Cosby Show). It is also included in several computer/TV games, including San Francisco in Crazy City Racing 2 in 2000 and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas in 2004, in San Fierro, a city that was invented as a model of San Francisco, Lombardy Street is called Windy Windy Windy Windy Street. Illustration: The tram in the photo, the Powell-Hyde cable car, is parked at the highest point of Jiuquhua Street (starting point): Hyde St (Hyde Street).

The roads in San Francisco are almost straight, like the scene in Inception Space, which will rise or fall sharply. Only this short street is different. When you first see it, you will be surprised at how warm the designer was, leaving a place like this in San Francisco, Nuoda! Such an arrangement, let you awaken, those straight roads are just volleys, she waits for the last final, you will be here ~ not to mention, she has a gentle Chinese name: Jiuqu. Flower Street.