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The retro luxuriousness of Bimbo's 365 Club's interior adds unexpected character to whatever act happens to be on stage for the night, whether it be a local surfabilly outfit or a major-label superstar on an international tour.... more
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The Presidio Trust is a giant park area and National Historic Site that hosts several events and offers countless recreational opportunities. Once a military post, now it is a community space with beaches, forests, stables, and... more
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Not for nothing is San Francisco known as 'The City by the Bay'. Bordered on one side by the Golden Gate Bridge and the other by the Oakland Bay Bridge, the city is fully water-locked. An attraction since 1892, this line offers... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
Fr David & Andrew said
…). There are no cafe's etc on Alcatraz but you can get water. All food must be eaten on the ferry landing and before… continue reading »
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This old temple (founded 1857) housed in a new building (built in 1977) that also houses the Chinatown Post Office is located on the fourth floor. It is a large light-filled room with stark white walls and a pyramid-shaped ceil... more
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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
Real Travelers who've been here
Steph & Craig said
… to visit the Japanese tea gardens. I was at the park so early that I had to dodge the sprinklers. I walked… continue reading »
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Opened in 1995, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art houses a permanent collection of over 15,000 works, including 4,700 paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and 9,000 photographs. The museum has exhibited the works of Henr... more
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The Marin Headlands offers breathtaking views of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. The park also offers a variety of activities for history buffs and nature enthusiasts. Learn about Miwok Indian culture at the Visitor's... more
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Off Point Lobos Avenue, just up the hill from The Cliff House, is this paved area offering one of San Francisco's most spectacular views complete with the sounds of foghorns and barking seals in the distance! To the west, overl... more
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This is a living museum in Golden Gate Park that is home to a wide array of rare and exotic plant life from around the world. Visit the 70-acre garden and explore seemingly endless trails past duck ponds, an arbor, herbs, flowe... more
Point Reyes National Seashore 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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Re-entry Reunion
Mark Twain wrote that the coldest winter he ever spent was a summer in San Francisco. Thanks to England our blood was thick and our... 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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California
The World Tour Begins!Wednesday 18/01/06    Its started! Recovered from my do, I've now joined Staz and Frankie at their abode in San Raf... 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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