Lombard Street

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

Lombard Street, a winding marvel in the heart of San Francisco, charmed me with its unique allure. Negotiating its eight hairpin turns, bordered by vibrant gardens, felt like navigating a living artwork. The street's architectural ingenuity provided a panoramic view of the city, revealing San Francisco's diverse skyline and the majestic Golden Gate Bridge. As sunlight danced on the colorful facades and flowers, Lombard Street came alive with a surreal, almost magical ambiance. Every curve was a testament to the city's creativity and innovation. The experience was not just a drive; it was a captivating journey through San Francisco's distinctive spirit, leaving me in awe of its urban charm.

It is an interesting solution to make cars move slower. The street itself, arrangement of residential area, and landscape planning are quite successfull. It is worth to visit and walk alone the Lombard Street.

Lombard Street is an east–west street in San Francisco, California, that is famous for a steep, one-block section with eight hairpin turns.

While not technically the crookedest street in San Francisco, Lombard is definitely the most famous! Click the link to learn more and find out which street holds the title for crookedest street in SF.