Haight-Ashbury

The birthplace of San Francisco’s 1960s counterculture and the infamous Summer of Love, Haight-Ashbury has long attracted free spirits seeking to soak up the area’s laid-back ambience. The corner of Haight and Ashbury is a quintessential spot, with its tie dye–filled shops, vibrant storefronts, and globally recognized street signs that provoke locals and tourists alike to pull out their cameras. Other can’t-miss destinations include The Grateful Dead house, Buena Vista Park, and Amoeba Music. Thanks to these historic and iconic attractions, the “hippie” vibes certainly remain in this Victorian sector of the city, but Haight-Ashbury is also now home to trendy boutiques, high-end vintage clothing stores, and hip restaurants that beckon to new types of adventurers....Read More