Fishermans Wharf, located at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Taylor Street, is one of the symbols of San Francisco. It used to be a port where fishermen went fishing in the sea. After a period of time, they gradually lost this effect. After a certain commercial packaging, they became a unique leisure and cultural area. It is already a must for locals and tourists. The sights are gone. Attractions in the area include the San Francisco Ocean National Historical Park, the Goradelli Square and the Mechanical Museum. There are also many large-scale events that will be held here, such as the US National Day fireworks show. Visitors come here. In addition to sightseeing and shopping, the main trip is dining. There are many restaurants, seafood is the mainstay, crabs and clams in the bread are the signature.