Alamo Square

La Plaza Alamo es un parque y residencia en el oeste de San Francisco, y el parque Alamo está situado en una montaña de arriba, en la mayoría de las zonas del centro de San Francisco, con muchos estilos de edificios únicos alrededor, incluyendo la famosa "Sra. Rainbow". El Monte Alamo se llama alamo, un árbol de tres hojas solitario.

Esta hierba verde como la montaña de la colina es una de las mejores atracciones de la fotografía. La calle de Stanner, en la región de East Side, tiene una gran cantidad de casas de estilo arquitectónico de la reina Anne, conocida como "conjunto de cartas de color", que son una señal del edificio de San Francisco. En contraste, la zona financiera del edificio de templos está detrás de esta fila de “cartas de cartas claras”. La plaza Alamo fue inaugurada en 1856 como un parque. Los edificios delicados atraen a turistas de San Francisco.

Un poco congestionado, pero todavía tenemos suerte de encontrar un estacionamiento al lado de la carretera. Puede ver una gran belleza urbana. No es necesario volver a venir a menos que quieras ahogar el parque fuera. Hay muchas esculturas extrañas sentadas en el almohada. Viene aquí para ver a la belleza que pinta pinturas de colores y se fue a tomar fotos.

On the east side of Alamo Square, there is a group of Queen Anne-style houses, which won the top camera award of San Francisco tourist attractions. They are known as "Postcard Scenery Collection". They are the signs of San Francisco architecture, and the local people are affectionately called "Six Sisters". In stark contrast, behind this row of "postcard scenery" stands the Financial District of skyscrapers. Six Victorian two-storey dwellings have the same style, the same volume and different colors. These six houses are the only unaffected house in San Francisco after the magnitude 8 earthquake in 1906. They are one of the few well-preserved classical buildings in San Francisco. They have become tourist attractions. So far, the house is still inhabited.

Many people come here to see "ladies in make-up". Did you ever hear that it wasn't about a famous lady, but about the Victorian buildings in bright coats in front of you? These six "Rainbow Buildings" are located in Alamo Square. They are the most famous "make-up ladies" who survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. They are very precious. The six "Painted Ladies" are exquisite and beautiful, which has become a professional term in American architecture.

Alamo Square is near Lady Painting. We came after Lady Painting punched in. The Square is not big, but it is an excellent place to shoot Lady Painting. It is a very famous scenic spot in San Francisco. Many local people lie on the lawn and enjoy sunbathing.