California - San Francisco Bay Area

Crooked Lombard Street


A Karen Brown Recommendation

Lmbard between Hyde & Leavenwo
San Francisco, California, United States




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Lombard Street: Lombard is an ordinary city street—except for one lone, brick-paved block between Hyde and Leavenworth where the street goes crazy and makes a series of hairpin turns as it twists down the hill. Pretty houses border each side of the street, and banks of hydrangeas add color. Start at the top and go down what must be the crookedest street in the world: it is lots of fun. The Hyde Street cable car makes a stop at the top of the hill and from here you can easily walk down to Fisherman’s Wharf.

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