4th of July Weekend

Hi everyone, It's Maanvi back with another post. Before we start today's post I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy 4th of July!

Today, My family and I went to 3 different mosaic staircase parks in San Fransisco (which is also known as SFO.) We went to the Lincoln Park Steps, Hidden Garden Steps, 16th Avenue Tiled Steps. Now, Let's Begin!

While going to visit the steps I would recommend wearing a neutral color like brown, or black. It's better if you do this because you would get better pictures and wouldn't camouflage with the color of the steps.

Lincoln Park Steps

The Lincoln Park Steps had beautiful yellow, green, red, and blue mosaic stones. It was vibrant and was my favorite out of the three places we went to. The steps were wider and larger than the other two places. It even had benches to sit on in between the steps. To learn more about the Lincoln Park Steps visit ~ http://www.lincolnparksteps.org/. Here is a picture I took of the steps...

Hidden Garden Steps

The Hidden Garden Steps had many plants and animals and had a lot of nature. It was also literally hidden in plain sight. My dad and a friend's dad just kept on walking without even realizing the steps were right in front of them. And next to the steps there were beautiful flowers and succulents. To learn more about the Hidden Garden Steps visit ~ http://hiddengardensteps.org/. Here are some photos I took of the steps...

16 Avenue Tiled Steps

The 16 Avenue Tiled Steps had steps that looked like an aquarium and were filled with designs of sea creatures. And had a beautiful garden of plants around it. At the top of the steps, there is a beautiful view where you can see the whole city and even the Golden Gate Bridge! And it's a beautiful place to take pictures. To learn more about the steps visit ~ http://www.16thavenuetiledsteps.com/. Here are some pictures I took of the steps...

I hope you guys enjoyed this post! Be waiting for the next post! Let me know what you guys did for the 4th of July Weekend this year. Feel free to let me know in the comments down below.

-Maanvi