This city is home to the oldest Chinatown in the United States, and tourists often board ferries from Fisherman's Wharf in order to visit Alcatraz.
A flock of wild parrots can be found near one building in this city that was apocryphally constructed to resemble the nozzle of a fire hose. Visitors can hike up the Filbert Steps to that landmark, the Coit Tower, on this city's Telegraph Hill. Districts in this city include the SoMa and (*) Castro neighborhoods, and another icon of this city is the switchback-filled Lombard Street. This city is home to the oldest Chinatown in the United States, and tourists often board ferries from Fisherman's Wharf in order to visit Alcatraz. For ten points, name this California city, home to the Golden Gate Bridge.
A flock of wild parrots can be found near one building in this city that was apocryphally constructed to resemble the nozzle of a fire hose.
San Francisco