Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco

Does it feel like the term 'Fisherman's Wharf' is becoming commonplace around the world? Yes, and San Francisco is the birthplace of this thing⚓️ Fisherman's Wharf was originally a port where fishermen went out to sea⛵️ After losing its dock function, it was commercially packaged to form a distinctive leisure and cultural area🐾🐾 It is located at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Taylor Street, and is one of the symbols of San Francisco🚢⛴️🛳️🛥️🚤 From the signpost to the north, there are sightseeing lines going to Cruise or Alcatraz🪝⚓️🛟🛶 Fisherman's Wharf was originally a fishing port where Italian fishermen gathered. In the 1960s, due to the reduction in fish catches, it gradually evolved into a tourist attraction🗽🗽 Fisherman's Wharf roughly includes the area from Ghirardelli Square in the northern waters of San Francisco to Pier 35, with the most famous being Pier 39🪝 Attractions around Fisherman's Wharf include the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Ghirardelli Square and the Mechanical Museum In 1978, the launch of Pier 39 (located at the intersection of Embarcadero and Beach Street) further boosted the development of the tourism industry. There are many shopping centers gathered here On the street, sellers of San Francisco crabs are lined up, and the performances of street musicians and artists are one after another. Fisherman's Wharf has become a popular tourist attraction in San Francisco🎏🎏