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San Francisco is indeed a paradise for vacation.The cultural and historical view is pleasing to the eye, the restaurant’s cuisine is surprising, and the grand hotel’s magnificence is beyond imagination.The theater performances and sports in American big cities that tourists expect, there are everything here.Looking down on San Francisco from the air, the city is as tidy as a transistor radio: pieces of exquisite Victorian buildings, square parks, strips of waterfront views, skyscrapers beautifully decorated, and reflective glass shining brilliantly Street scene, winding highways stretch into the towering commercial district.

The strongest voice of San Francisco is the enthusiasm of immigrants. It is an intoxicating cultural mixture: distinctive settlements of Italians, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese and South Asians dotted in California On this land.It is this city that gave us the "Beat Generation", the "Hippie" Revolution, the gay demonstrations, and the Yuppies.Whether you like Kyogen or Frank Sinatra, ballet or skateboarding, you can find fun here.San Francisco welcomes you because it is the most magnanimous city in the United States and one of the greatest cities in the world.

Folklore Festivals in San Francisco San Francisco has monthly festivals.

In January/February, San Francisco’s annual ethnic minority festival starts with the Chinese New Year-the exact date is determined by the Chinese lunar calendar.The main celebration program is to set off firecrackers and fireworks, post Spring Festival couplets, hold the Miss Chinatown Campaign and the Dragon Lantern Dance Parade.

In March, Irish descendants celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with religious activities, fine wine, and a parade on March 17 (or the nearest Sunday).Although Easter is not a legal holiday in San Francisco, San Francisco people still hold corresponding celebrations.The "San Francisco Bay Area Music Awards" were presented to local musicians in March.

In April, the Japanese community in San Francisco celebrates the Cherry Blossom Festival in mid-to-late April. Artists from Japan will come on stage to perform, and some celebrations will be held in Japantown.The San Francisco Film Festival, the oldest in North America, also opened its curtain in April.

May 5th is a holiday for Friends of Sinker de Ma to commemorate the Mexican victory over the French in 1862. The climax of the celebration is the crowning of the holiday queen at the Civic Center.

On the last Sunday of June, the "Lesbian and Gay Freedom Day" parade with rainbow flags swaggered across Market Street.

July 4th is the Independence Day of the United States. As a national holiday, fireworks will be set off at Cres Square and the Golden Gate Bridge.The tramway tolling championships were held in Federation Square and Bowker Street Plaza.

August/September is a relatively quiet month except for the street markets in Japantown.The San Francisco Fair opened in the Civic Center in September, while several other fairs were held on Folsom Street and Castro Street.On the last weekend of the month, the San Francisco Blues Festival takes place at Fort Mason.

October 12th is Columbus Day, commemorating the discovery of the New World by the Genoese explorer in 1492.At that time, North Beach will hold an Italian folk celebration.Traditional celebrations include religious ceremonies at St. Peter and Paul Church in Washington Square and a parade to the Fisherman’s Wharf to pray for a good fishing harvest.The last day of October is Halloween. This is a great opportunity to hold a party-there are pumpkin lanterns, pumpkin pie, and office workers also put on strange Halloween costumes.

On November 2nd, the Mexican community celebrates the Day of the Dead.It is said that the spirits of the ancestors return on this day, and a night-time spirit-giving ceremony will be held in the Mission District.The San Francisco Jazz Festival opens this month.The fourth Thursday of this month is Thanksgiving, and it is also an unofficial rehearsal of the show. Christmas shopping is about to begin!

During the Christmas period in San Francisco in December, all major department stores decorated their windows in a particularly beautiful manner. The New Year is a good opportunity for people to revel in.The above is part of the San Francisco travel guide. For more detailed San Francisco travel guides, please visit the detailed address:?tourPicid=273, please indicate the source

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