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Parallels

This post was semi-inspired by another thread. Have any of you ever walked down the street in SF and thought to yourselves, "Hmm, this neighborhood sure reminds me of..."? This tends to happen a lot in this city, at least to me, and I thought I'd post a few of mine here and see what the rest of you thought:

Union Square = Fifth Avenue (NYC)

Castro = Provincetown, Cape Cod, MA, or maybe Chelsea (NYC)

Embarcadero = Sydney Harbour

Noe Valley = West Village (NYC)

Fisherman's Wharf = Baltimore Inner Harbor (or maybe South Street Seaport)

Chinatown = Well, any other Chinatown

Mission District = East Village (NYC)

Anyone have others they want to chime in on? I just thought it would be fun to do a true side-by-side since we compare and contrast so much on these threads anyway...
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I'm not going to be very good at this having only been to handful of places but let me give this a try.

How about Golden Gate Park= Central Park (I actually have no idea but from movies this is the feeling that I get).

Mission=Berkeley (Okay so it is only just across the Bay but I told you I wouldn't be very good at this game).

I am badly in need of a passport or a road trip, huh?

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North Beach = London - architecturally speaking.
Embarcadero = Beverly Hills (at night) but I can also see Syney Harbour a little
Mission = Market Street in Philadelphia

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Hmm, didn't think of Embarcadero as Beverly Hills right off the bat but it definitely does have some of that.

I think that the Golden Gate/Central Park comparison is actually pretty accurate, although parts of the Presidio remind me of Central Park as well.

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