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Fisherman’s Wharf shops, stores and a large amount of seafood restaurants line the waterfront, showing the remains of old fishing boats used by Italian immigrants who brought spring to life after the gold rush.

Chinatown is home to the largest urban population of Chinese people outside China, Chinatown is so authentic, you forget you’re in San Francisco.

Golden Gate Bridge has been in movies, television, books and postcards – now go ahead and take a ride in it! And do not forget your camera.

Union Square, the best shopping is found here with heavyweights such as Macy’s, Tiffany’s, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. Side streets hide some great surprises, too.

Cable car trip I can really say that I was in San Francisco without a stroll through the noise of the cable? And nobody thought it would work again in 1873. . .

Dungeness Crab

Golden Gate Park is an oasis in the heart of a vibrant city with museums, gardens, a lake – even a herd of bison.

Alcatraz A visit to this foreboding island and you’ll know why escape was so appealing! notorious criminals have time here: Al Capone and George “Machine Gun Kelly,” to name a few.

Museums / galleries of some of the best museums and galleries around the world reside in San Francisco, from SFMOMA to the Asian Art Museum DeYoung, all offer a great diversity of artistic expression.

Union Street between the elegant shops and restaurants, enjoy the brightly painted Victorians and secret courtyards. More fun at night as during the day.

Broadway / North Beach, founded by Italian immigrants, the area offers excellent Italian cuisine and coffee with old world charm. The after-effects of immigrants makes this neighborhood a fascinating mix of history and gastronomy. And talk about nightlife!

Fishermen fishing fleet – Wharf

Yerba Buena Center / Moscone Convention Center in this area south of Market Street is the city’s main meeting and exhibition space, the Museum of Modern Art, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and the latest addition, the Museum Jewish.

Haight Ashbury district hub of the 1968 “Summer of Love”, the neighborhood is more commercial today than it was then, but still worth a stroll for its history and unique architecture.

Mission District, so named because of the presence of the Mission Dolores “(the oldest mission in the state), the area remains largely Hispanic in its population and feel. Truly authentic Mexican food is here in particularly at 16th and Valencia.

Central Japan since 1968, this quiet complex of 5 hectares have the best of Japanese life: a spa, shops, furniture, and of course very good restaurants. Two public parking spaces available.

South of Market With the proliferation of Internet companies in the Bay Area, South of Market (SOMA) is now considered one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the city. On the California Historical Society, the Jewish Museum and the center of the photograph of Ansel Adams, too.

Mission Dolores

Most of Castro Street for the life of the gay and lesbian community and working in this neighborhood. Enjoy a fascinating variety of shops, restaurants, pubs and a great old movie palace spectacular.

Live Theatre The theater district (not far from Union Square), offers a wide range of shows, both plays and musicals. And good food is close for comfort.

San Francisco Zoo Located near the southern end of Ocean Beach, the zoo is an ideal destination for family fun, 365 days a year. Admission is free the first Wednesday of each month.

Wine tasting in San Francisco

Collective visit to the winery is the first multi-room cellar tasting in San Francisco, focused on boutique wineries. This unique experience that allows dozens of samples of wines from small wineries in California, just in San Francisco without having to travel to each of the wine regions

Concerts, sporting events and Performing Arts Blessed with a fine symphony, an opera season, highly revered, and acclaimed ballet company, San Francisco offers something for everyone. San Francisco is home to two outstanding parks: famous chandelier and the new Pac Bell, a land flowing home in San Francisco Bay.

High Boat Festival

Things to do outside of San Francisco

Muir Woods Sausalito and Tiburon A walk takes you to beautiful Sausalito Ferry (Bayside village hidden in the hills of the bay) and Shark (now former railroad town atmosphere similar to Sausalito). Take a car or a trip to Muir Woods, the 560-acre park, where redwoods more than 1,000 years, is high.

Wine Country Napa and Sonoma is known for its vineyards, the climate is mild and sunny soil. Well less than two hours from San Francisco, Wine Country is a perfect day trip.

Caramel and Monterey for a romantic weekend, few places offer the charm of Caramel in Monterey Peninsula. Fila experience famous Monterey Cannery, Fisherman’s Wharf and the Aquarium.

Yosemite National Park in the three-hour drive through the gate of the countries of Gold to the most spectacular National Park. Yosemite is home to North America five highest waterfalls, Yosemite Falls, Niagara Falls and Sentinel Ribbon. See the images captured by Ansel Adams – Half Dome, Cathedral Rocks and El Capitan 3500 feet.

Berkeley and Oakland Berkeley is home to the first University of California campus and a unique history in American universities. College Ave, Fourth Street and Telegraph Avenue are your best bets. In Oakland, take a look at Jack London Square, the historic Paramount Theater (Art Deco movie theater) and the Oakland Museum.

Reno and Lake Tahoe Located on the highest concentration of ski resorts in North America with courses of no less than 40 golf courses and numerous casinos, Reno / Lake Tahoe offers plenty of recreational opportunities within a few hours from San Francisco.

Parks and beaches in the region of San Francisco has its fair share of beaches (Mar, Baker, and China), but do not expect to do a lot of sun worship – is rarely hot enough to bare all. Go north and explore Point Lobos, or south to enjoy one of the college / beach town of Santa Cruz.

Parks always a hit with families, San Francisco has three regional parks. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Paramount Great America and Bonfante Gardens.

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