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Haight-Ashbury
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, CA
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The Hite-Ashbury district in San Francisco (aka Hite and Shanghai) is a great place for an afternoon walk. Although its name is usually named after the intersection of Hite Street and Ashbury Street, there are many cool paths with shops and restaurants on the side. Parking can be difficult, but it's worth finding a place to enjoy the restaurants and shops in the area.
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The neighborhood was centered around the intersection of Haight St and Ashbury St, the neighborhood was the epicenter (and in some ways the beginning) of the hippy movement in 1960's San Francisco. Today it is home to people of all types-- hipsters, hippies, recent college grads, and the different. While the neighborhood has retained much of its former glory, commercialization has made its mark. Along with the authentic establishments, you will find a few more upmarket bars, restaurants, and stores.
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The Hite-Ashbury district in San Francisco (aka Hite and Shanghai) is a great place for an afternoon walk. Although its name is usually named after the intersection of Hite Street and Ashbury Street, there are many cool paths with shops and restaurants on the side. Parking can be difficult, but it's worth finding a place to enjoy the restaurants and shops in the area.
I was here a few years ago and I was disappointed and I felt like it was dull. We came here again, there are lots of tourists, bars playing live music, and a variety of shops. I'm glad to see it rejuvenated and the atmosphere is great. You may have some surprises here, but it's worth a visit now and in the past.
The hippie area is very lively, it is especially hippie style, can be said to be more artistic. There are many hippie style graffiti on the street is very worth to appreciate, and it is also a place with convenient transportation.
Loved the feeling of the hippie area, arty, salty, free and exceptional, mostly warm people and beautiful street graffiti
Let's talk history! FUN FUN FUN! Plenty of great shopping & restaurants. There are some great tours that will walk you through the Haight & show you it's unique history.
Super cool design and architecture. Very artsy and unique area that is definitely worth visiting.
The Mecca of Hippie culture! Rock & Roll and Revolution are still very much in the air.
I rented an AirBnB in the area and it was within walking distance of all the shops on Haight, Buena Vista and Golden State Parks. I have really enjoyed my time in this area. There is plenty of unique shops, bars, pleasant people, and delicious eateries. I especially enjoyed the food at ChaChaCha and The Citrus Club. There are some homeless, but they're not aggressive. You may however, smell some "herbal essence" while walking on Haight Street and may be offered to buy some "Cookie" or "Purple" something. JUST SAY NO!
Great neighborhood to walk around and experience in SF! History of this neighborhood is cool. Funky shops and restaurants.