Although Duboce Triangle’s main attraction is its humble namesake park, this quaint residential neighborhood’s centrality contributes to its sought-after status. While this put-together neighborhood is distinctly tranquil, the bustling nightlife and shopping options of The Castro and the Mission are mere steps away. When you want to trek to more distant San Francisco destinations, Duboce Triangle’s multiple MUNI lines make it easy.
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On the Map
Duboce Triangle is bordered by The Castro, Lower Haight, Hayes Valley, Mission District, SoMa, and Haight-Ashbury
Duboce Triangle: A Laid-Back Favorite In San Francisco
Unpretentiously stylish, Duboce Triangle's Victorian homes are quintessentially San Franciscan.
Its small businesses are just as invitingly modest. Books and Bookshelves helps buoy the city's personal literary pursuits.
In Duboce Triangle, style is in the details.
A Day in Duboce Park
Duboce Park offers a quiet alternative to Dolores Park. For students, Duboce Park's uncrowded spaces lend themselves to productive studying.
For pets, the park offers a place to meet and greet. Parts of Duboce Park allow for off-leash animals.
Well, when you look at us like that, how could we say no?
Duboce Triangle's Unpretentious Cafe Culture
San Francisco is serious when it comes to its coffee.
In Duboce Triangle, residents take a more relaxed approach. The neighborhood's cafes are personal, personable, simple, and inviting.
Just sit, sip, and settle in.
Commuting in the City
Duboce Triangle makes it easy to get Downtown.
MUNI lines, bikes, and cars converge along Duboce Triangle's streets for the morning commute.
Photography
Airbnb works with local photographers to capture the spirit of neighborhoods all around the world. The photography on this page includes work by:
Aubrie Pick
Born and raised in LA, Aubrie Pick moved to San Francisco a decade ago to attend the Art Institute. She's called the Mission home since 2005, and loves nothing more than drinking morning coffee from Four Barrel while watching her dog romp in Dolores Park. Some of her other clients include California Home + Design Magazine, 7x7 Magazine, SPIN, Mix Magazine, and Eater.com.
Odessa Shekar
Originally trained as an architect, Odessa has shifted her passion to photography of all sorts. She specializes in family, children and newborn photography but enjoys pursuing architectural photography as well. She calls San Francisco home with her husband and daughter.