This is a must if you lived through the late 1960"s and 70's and care about the music of Joplin, Hendrix, The Doors and The Dead! Great shops and boutiques memorialize that era of American history!

Both for the architecture and also obviously the focal point of music and protest in the late 60's. I always forget how little this area has truly changed over the years. It's certainly different now than then and to live here is to be in...More

Famous area of San Francisco well worth coming to and spending some time here. It's so laid back and relaxed. Lovely decorated buildings in this part of the city. Throwback of years gone by of the sixties. Shops are very hippie style. The hop on...More

We hung out in this area yesterday. The architecture was beautiful and there were some really cool stores. My favorite was Love on Haight. We saw this shop featured on TV. They have everything tie-died. It’s an artist cooperative. If you are into all thing...More

We were at Haight-Ashbury because we went to a restaurant there. After we finished eating, we went for a walk around. The Victorian houses in the area are very beautiful. The shops are all hippie. I wouldn't come to Haight-Ashbury just to see it, but...More

We looked forward to walking around this famous area, not quite fully knowing what to expect many decades past its heyday. Colourful shopfronts selling souvenirs from the era of the hippies and clothes under the moniker of Tibet and other exotic places were interesting to...More

If you want to hang out in an iconic part of SF, Haight-Ashbury is hard to beat. Lots of history and unique culture you won't find anywhere else. The neighborhood has definitely gone much more mainstream and upscale over the past 20+ years but it...More