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Located in Golden Gate Park, this garden is a marvel of the landscape architects art. This traditional Japanese garden covers five acres. Several paths take you by an authentic pagoda, a monumental Buddha, a miniature waterfall... more
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Trudie said
… went to the 'crookedest street', Golden Gate Park (with its own Japanese Tea Garden), Haight… continue reading »
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World-famous Golden Gate Park is San Francisco’s largest green space and the largest urban national park in the world, covering over 1,013 acres which makes it larger than New York City’s Central Park. In it you wil... more
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3 Briggsandmichele said
…, wine, cheese, sourdough bread and fruit while at the Ferry bldg. Our next stop was Golden Gate… continue reading »
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Perhaps San Francisco’s most popular attraction, Fisherman’s Wharf is a veritable playground for kids and adults alike. Boutiques and restaurants abound here, as well as some of the best seafood in the city. Play ga... more
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Will and Kimmy said
…’t stay here again.We then went for a walk along the waterfront to Fisherman’s Wharf and had some… continue reading »
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Known as the most crooked street in the United States, the brick-paved block of Lombard Street with the eight hairpin turns is a long-time tourist favorite. The steep street is located in the Russian Hill neighborhood between H... more
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Johanna & Martin said
… Panoramablick San Francisco vom oberen Ende der Lombard StreetSan Francisco gilt noch heute als Zentrum der… continue reading »
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Taking a tour of Alcatraz Island is one of the quintessential San Francisco experiences. Located in the middle of the San Francisco Bay, this rock island holds important history from Civil War fort to the infamous Federal priso... more
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Suz_1204 said
…! The following day, which was a sunday i went to Alcatraz on the first boat of the day, so… continue reading »
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The Exploratorium museum of science, art and human perception is a favorite with all ages. Curiosity inducing exhibits encourage hands on interaction. Visit the Tactile Dome to experience the dark, visit the new "Listen: Making... more
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JerseyTravelers said
… was the Exploratorium: The Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception. This is a very interesting, cool looking… continue reading »
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Although this Nob Hill cathedral, designed by architect Lewis P. Hobart, appears to be made of stone, it is in fact constructed of reinforced concrete, beaten to achieve a stonelike effect. Construction began on the site... more
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actonsteve said
…-of-the-century millionaire residents. Looming over the square is the pseudo-gothic Grace Cathedral - without doubt the best… continue reading »
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Santa Rosa native Robert Ripley, born in 1893, became an internationally famous traveler, artist, and storyteller known as a collector of the world's most unusual oddities. At the San Francisco museum that bears his name, you c... more
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The northernmost of the California missions founded by Father Junipero Serra, this mission is the oldest structure in San Francisco, dating from 1788. Walk inside and it is like Spanish Colonial San Francisco beneath roof beams... more
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This museum houses more than 87,000 paintings, sculptures, decorative arts and tapestries. Some pieces date back 4,000 years. The main floor is dedicated to the museum's permanent collection, much of which features the works of... more
Emeryville Travel Experiences
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San Francisco Dyke March -- Rock on, Grrls!
Well, here it is again, the annual Dyke March! I go every year because hey, how many chances does a person get to gather with thousands o... Continue reading »
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Fort Funston
These photos of Fort Funston really speak for themselves. It's one of those spots I like to frequent in San Francisco so I can marv... Continue reading »
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The Bay Area and beyond
A hectic week of surfing toned our bodies and generated pain in muscles we didn't know we had, so we were ready to get out of the tent an... Continue reading »
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Alcatraz and Bubba Gump
I'm becoming quite the city traveller! This morning I hoped on the trolly and transfered to the #30 bus to the Palace of Arts. All I can... Continue reading »
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United States - San Francisco
We flew into San Francisco excited to visit a place which felt distinctly familiar but that yet neither of us had ever actually visited b... Continue reading »
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