When we get to a city, one of the first things we generally will do is get a feel for the layout of the place. In San Francisco, we decided on the “Painted Ladies Tour Company” to get more interesting vantage points. Our guide was very knowledgeable and gave us in depth perspectives on the city regarding history and even the day to day experiences. They also reviewed amazing stops for local cuisine and attractions that you would not want to miss on your visit to the Bay Area. Of course the vintage Volkswagen Bus made the tour even more fun! I will leave their information at the end of the post, and I would recommend them for your San Francisco visit.

Of the many stops that we made on the tour, one of my absolute favorites was the Twin Peaks Overlook. You can find this location at 501 Twin Peaks Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94114. It is seriously one of the best places for an immaculate view of the entire city line. You feel like an eagle, and it was one of the most spectacular places I have ever gone. There is a small parking area at the viewing point, and it is a great place to take pictures of the city as a whole.

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For generations, my family has lived in the Philadelphia area, and my writing reflects these influences. This blog explores perspectives on life, encouragement, travel, health, and local living.

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