Lux rezidențial neoboem în San Francisco

Lux rezidențial neoboem în San Francisco, cu locuințe scumpe, după un proces rapid de gentrificare la care americanii sunt mari maeștri. Dar, chiar și așa, prefer boema, neoboema și arhitectura europeană. Mulțumim Carmen Seghete pentru poze!

Ever wondered where the hippie culture started? Well, in the 1960s groups of spiritual freethinkers would gather around Haight-Ashbury, making San Fran the home of the movement. It’s a little more upmarket these days but you can still find shops selling counterculture clothing, mystical keepsakes and even see the occasional original hippie passing by. How’s that for a historic San Francisco attraction?

One of the most culturally significant places in the city is not a museum or gallery, but a street corner. In the 1960s, thanks largely to a single photo of the Grateful Dead, a whole counterculture movement gravitated to this once neighborhood. The Hippie Dream called this neighborhood home and grew into a global phenomenon. Huge festivals were held in Golden Gate Park and some of the biggest names in music moved in, including Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. These days, Haight-Ashbury still proudly displays its alternative roots, with vintage stores, psychedelic artwork and health food shops in abundance. Definitely one of must-sees for anyone wondering what to do in San Francisco.