Tomorrow I Will Go To San Francisco Quiz

Answer: Mount Davidson

Mount Davidson is located near the center of San Francisco. It is the highest natural point at 928 feet. It is one of the original seven hills on which the city was built.

Answer: North

The city and county of San Francisco are located on the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula. The city is between the San Francisco Bay area and the Pacific Ocean.

Answer: Golden Gate Strait

The Golden Gate Bridge is about 1.7 miles in length. The Golden Gate Strait connects the waters of the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean at the tip of the peninsulas near San Francisco.

Answer: Treasure Island

Treasure Island is named after the novel "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson. It is accessible from San Francisco by the Oakland Bay Bridge. The 1939-1940 Golden Gate International Exposition was held on the island. The island is owned by the city of San Francisco.

Answer: Eucalyptus trees

The Sutro Forest is primarily owned by the University of California at San Francisco. The forest is near the Sunset District. Richard Brandi wrote about the forest area in his work titled "Farms, Fire, Forest". Adolph Sutro planted Blue Gum Eucalyptus trees on Mount Parnassus, which later became Mount Sutro. Because the trees were planted in the year 1886, many of the trees have grown to 100 feet tall.

Answer: Stow Lake

Strawberry Hill is located in the middle of Stow Lake in the Golden Gate Park. There is a panoramic view of San Francisco from the 420 foot island hill. A Japanese tea garden and a Chinese peace pagoda are located near the lake.

Answer: Its crookedness

Lombard Street is famed for its crooked design which zigzags down the street. Its origins lie in the mind of a property owner who was concerned by the 27 degree gradient which made walking or driving on the road difficult. Travelling down the one-block length of Lombard Street requires a driver to negotiate eight hairpin bends.

Answer: North Beach

In 2007, the American Planning Association rated North Beach as "one of the greatest neighborhoods in America". North Beach is also the Red Light and nightlife district of San Francisco. In modern times, the area has housed young urban professionals, families, and some residents from nearby Chinatown.

Answer: Coit Tower

Originally called Loma Alto by the Spaniards, Telegraph Hill is where the Coit Tower is located. The hill is a sanctuary for wild parrots. The book and documentary called "The Parrots of Telegraph Hill" was released in 2003.

Answer: Fisherman's Wharf

Pier 39 is where Fisherman's Wharf is located. In the '70s and '80s, the area was made into a tourist destination. However, the area is also home to San Francisco's and north California's fishermen, with a "Lost Fisherman" Chapel at Pier 45. In 1985, this location was where James Bond's "A View to Kill" movie was filmed. The movie featured Roger Moore as James Bond.