15. Mission Bay
Mission Bay has picturesque views of the San Francisco Bay and is home to many technology and life science companies, as well as the UCSF Mission Bay campus. The Chase Center is also located in Mission Bay, so you can catch a concert or watch a Golden State Warriors game.
16. Mission District
The Mission District is named after the Spanish Mission Dolores, which was founded in 1776. This area is one of the most vibrant and creative neighborhoods in San Francisco and is home to many outstanding and award-winning restaurants in the city. Whether you’re looking for a craft cocktail bar, renowned French patisserie, gluten-free Venezuelan food, classic taquerías, or iconic Japanese restaurants. With a Walk Score of 99, the Mission District is an excellent place to live if you prefer not to rely on a car. Additionally, its Transit Score is 86 and Bike Score is 97, thus public transportation and biking are both great means of transportation.
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17. Nob Hill
Nob Hill is a historic neighborhood, named after the Central Pacific Railroad’s Big Four, called “the Nobs,” who lived in the area. It’s one of San Francisco’s 44 hills and one of its original “Seven Hills.” It’s known for its grand Victorian mansions, upscale hotels, and city-center views. If you decide to call Nob Hill home, you can easily catch a concert or show at The Masonic, take in the majestic views of Grace Cathedral, or visit the San Francisco Cable Car Museum. Nob Hill is also an extremely walkable neighborhood, with a Walk Score of 99.
18. Noe Valley
Noe Valley is a residential neighborhood with a small-town feel filled with cozy cafés, bakeries, and amazing restaurants. The streets are lined with Victorian-style houses, many of which have been converted into apartments or condos. There are also lots of locally owned shops and restaurants, as well as a…