Dolores Street
Dolores St. stretches for about three miles and is located between Church St. and Guerrero St. Dolores St. is one of the sunniest, most historical and romantic streets in San Francisco. Because of its geography and location, Dolores St. is rarely covered in fog. Although Dolores St. is a fairly historical neighborhood-spanning back through the Spanish-colonial times, the many Victorian houses and flats on Dolores St. are valuable and expensive for their good livable conditions and fabulous views of San Francisco. The reason why there so many beautiful Victorian and Mediterranean styled houses on and around Dolores, is because it was first settled by the Spanish colonizing aristocracy. Dolores St. is peaceful and has an aesthetic appeal with its beautiful old Victorian and Mediterranean styled houses and palm streets, which is reminiscent to old Spain. Dolores St. is one block away from Church St. and two blocks away from Valencia St., both of which are filled with a variety of shops, restaurants and schools. Dolores St. is a perfect street to raise a family. It is walking distance to public underground trains and land buses and a walk through the neighborhood and the local park, Dolores St. is very romantic.