As one of the hilliest cities in the world, San Francisco is known for its steep streets.

However, the steepest among them — a portion of Bradford Street in the Bernal Heights neighborhood — isn't the city's most famous stretch. That honor surely belongs to Lombard Street. More than 2 million tourists each year flock here to see the so-called "Crookedest Street in the World" — not to mention the many film and TV productions that have filmed on it, including, aptly, Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 thriller Vertigo. The eight rapid-succession hairpin turns on the one-way block between Leavenworth and Hyde Streets make for a dizzying drive down the street's 27% gradient.

Why It's Time to Put Your Savings Into a High-Yield Account

High-yield savings accounts are reaching rarely seen highs (up to 5.00% APY*). If you don't have your savings in a high-yield account, you could be missing out on earning practically free money every single month. These are simple, straightforward accounts that allow you to earn a higher APY (annual percentage yield) on your savings than a traditional savings account. It's a great way to generate passive income with very little effort.

8 Things Hotel Guests Do That Staff Hate

When staying in a hotel, being courteous and not trashing your room should go unsaid. But hotel guests do plenty of other things that annoy staffers, and they might not even realize they're doing it. Here are some of the most hated habits of hotel guests, according to hospitality workers.

10 U.S. State Capitals Tourists Always Overlook

America reaches far and wide, packing in dozens of fascinating state capitals that often go overlooked in favor of those better known. Find out why you should add these 10 underrated capital cities to your bucket list.