The next day we decided to take a walk to the Transamerica Pyramid - looking up at this building, it seems like a road to heaven) it is one of the tallest buildings in San Francisco). The next impressive view opened up to the ugliest fountain in the world - it is designed as a marble labyrinth, to be honest, it fits well into the general panorama of the famous city) city designers softened its 'out-of-place' vibe, then we walked along another embankment - where we accidentally stumbled upon a monument to the Dalai Lama) after all, America is a multicultural country.
Our next stop was Chinatown; after grabbing a bite to eat, we went shopping, bought a small cartload of souvenirs, and went to sleep).
The last day in San Francisco. For dessert, we saved Twin Peaks - where an unforgettable panorama of the city opens up (it is incredibly windy here), then our friend's brother suggested we go with him to Stanford University... Naturally, we quickly agreed to see how students from many countries live ;) having packed our suitcases and loaded everything into the car, we set off on our way.



