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In ganz San Franciso sind wunderschöne Viktorianische Häuser zu finden
Alamo Square
Alamo Square
The crown jewels of San Francisco's Victorian treasures, this row of houses called "Postcard Row" is one of the most-photographed residential streets in America. Bounded by Webster, Broderick, Oak and Golden Gate streets, Alamo Square Park looks out over the downtown area to the east, framing these turn-of-the-century beauties against a backdrop of modern skyscrapers. A number of the houses are open to the public either on private-home tours or as B&Bs.
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Last modified: 20070105