This is a charming part of town, just north of the Financial District that used to be the area of warehouses. Now there are art galleries and architects' offices surrounding a little park. This was a busy area during the Gold Rush and burned down after the earthquake. A low rise area next to the skyscrapers.

It's an historic district with protected architecture and scale. Was very wild back in the Gold Rush era, but the saloons are gone. Now you will find attractive buildings housing architecture firms. A pretty park as well and a couple of excellent restaurants.

Jackson Square is located in the historic district of San Francisco. There are many nice old buildings in the tree lined space.

I walked through Jackson Square area enjoying seeing the many historic buildings there. Jackson Square is located between Montgomery and Sansome Avenue. Several of the buildings are 19th century. They were built after the 1851 city fire and survived the 1906 earthquake.

Known for the TransAmerica building. It is are to shop for fine furniture and fine art. Just adjacent to the Financial district.