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Painted Ladies

Painted Ladies

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Painted Ladies

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The Painted Ladies of San Francisco are a set of colorful Victorian houses that have become one of the city's most photographed landmarks. Located in the Alamo Square neighborhood, they have appeared in countless movies and TV shows.

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Built between the late 19th century and early 20th century, these Victorian homes are a testament to one of San Francisco's most prosperous eras.

Although many were damaged in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, some Painted Ladies survived. In the 1960s, they were restored and painted in bright colors to bring a cheerful touch to the city after the devastation of the earthquake and the impact of the two World Wars.

Why Are They Famous?

There are several Painted Ladies in San Francisco, but the most famous ones are the Seven Sisters of Alamo Square. These houses, over 100 years old, are well known for their picturesque alignment with the city skyline, creating a stunning contrast between historic architecture and modern skyscrapers.

Additionally, these Victorian homes have been featured in numerous movies and TV series, including the popular show Full House.

How to Get to the Painted Ladies in San Francisco

The Painted Ladies are located in Alamo Square and can be easily reached by public transportation or on board the San Francisco sightseeing bus. There are also guided tours available, allowing visitors to explore the area with a history expert.

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