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San Francisco, California
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Lombard Street features eight sharp hairpin turns, making it a thrilling drive and a popular tourist attraction.
The street's steep incline was too dangerous for vehicles, so the curves were added in 1922 to make it safer.
On average, around 250,000 cars navigate the famous curves each year, making it a bustling spot!
It gained popularity after being featured in movies and TV shows, turning it into a must-see San Francisco landmark.
There are 253 steps on the pedestrian path, offering a great workout and stunning views!
That title goes to Filbert Street, which has a 31.5% grade, compared to Lombard's 27% incline.
It was named after Lombard Street in Philadelphia, which was named after a street in London.
Despite its fame, people actually live on Lombard Street, and they enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and unique location.
