Union Square

Union Square in San Francisco, United States, was later named Union Square because of a series of conferences on federal unity. The statue of the Goddess of Victory at the top of the central column of the square was built in memory of Admiral Dewey who won the victory in Manila Bay in the Spanish-American War. 1. Convenient transportation Today, Union Square has become one of the busiest areas in San Francisco. Except for the Powell-Mason and Powell-Hyde cables that pass through the square, all bus lines have stops near the square. 2. Leisure entertainment and shopping recommended The plaza is surrounded by palms, yew and flowers, creating a romantic and pleasant atmosphere. Various activities such as art exhibitions and flea markets are often held in the square. In addition, there are many shopping malls and famous shops around. Among the recommendations of brand flagship stores and shopping malls, Macy's must be listed, and any brand can be found. If you can't find the brand you want at Macy's, you can basically find it in a small store in the nearby neighborhood. In addition to Macy's, the Tiffany Building is also very eye-catching.