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adventure around every corner – SuzyTraveler; Ozark, Missouri
San Francisco is the number one travel destination in the USA! – Condé Nast
We are visited by almost sixteen million people each year.
We are the second most-visited city in the known universe!
WHAT ARE THE
DON’T-MISS SIGHTS
IN
SAN FRANCISCO
?
This page has some that will take about 122 hours (nine 13½ hour days) to see.
Because the above site is so comprehensive, few URLs are given here.
They are, however, being added for your convenience.
Favorite Restaurants
Links to Maps
City Hall's Information for Visitors
The San Andreas Fault About Earthquakes
USGS's Information about Earthquakes
Highly recommended: City Guides
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| Commercial sites and publications should be regarded with extreme skepticism because they are more likely to recommend those who advertise with them, regardless of quality, in preference to The Best who mightn't advertise with them. Further, such sites and publications might not have what you seek only because they do not pay to be mentioned. You are advised, regardless of where you travel, to ask local people about commercial sites' and publications' recommendations. …… |
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GRATIS
Beach Chalet (a.k.a. Golden Gate National Recreation Area headquarters)
Beniamino Bufano's best work
Cable Car Powerhouse and Museum
China Beach (aka James D. Phelan State Beach) [per David Kaye]
Chinatown, CHina [Telephone] Exchange, Portsmouth Square
City Hall
Clement Street from Arguello Boulevard to Park Presidio Boulevard [per Dave Hatunen]
Cliff House
Columbarium, The
Crown-Zellerbach Building
Dozens of Art Galleries
Eureka Valley's Castro Commercial Neighborhood
Ferry Building
The Filbert Street Steps [per Hatunen]
Fisherman's Wharf
Fort Funston [Hatunen]
Fort Point [per Craig Glassner]
Golden Gate Bridge at this site The Official site
Grant Avenue (duPont Street) from Market Street to Lombard Street
Haight Street from Central Avenue to Stanyan Street (Haight-Ashbury)
Hundreds of Beautiful Victorian Homes a.k.a. Painted Ladies
Jackson Square
Japantown
Lincoln Boulevard through El Camino del Mar [Hatunen]
Maiden Lane
Market Street from the Ferry Building to Dolores Street
Market Street Railway
Melvin Belli's office (look through the window) Too late. It's gone!
Mission Dolores
Mission Street from 16th Street to Cortland Avenue (The Mission)
Mount Davidson
Painted Ladies
Palace of Fine Arts, Exploratorium
Pink Triangle Park
Plaque, Bronze, where Brigid O'Shaughnessy shot Miles Archer [Hatunen]
Polk Gulch
The Presidio, Presidio Army Museum (what's left of it!); MAP
Saint Mary's Cathedral, Old Saint Mary's Cathedral
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Scientology (née TransAmerica née Fugazi Bank) Building
Scores of Murals Various Mission Mona Caron's
Streetcars from around the world
Sutro Baths' ruins
Telegraph Hill, Coit Tower, Marconi Monument
Thousands of the World's Best People
Tiled Steps
Tivoli Bed & Breakfast
TransAmerica Pyramid
Twenty-fourth Street from Castro Street (Noe Valley) to Potrero Avenue
Twin Peaks
Wave Organ
Alamo Square
Alcatraz Island [per Glassner]
Golden Gate Park,
………California Academy of Sciences, Dutch Windmill, Strawberry Hill
Nob Hill, Grace Cathedral and Labyrinth, Huntington Park
Justin Herman Plaza; walk through Vaillancourt Fountain
Lincoln Park, Holocaust Memorial
McLaren Park (Magnificent views!)
Union Square
Washington Square, Saints Peter and Paul
GRATIS
Clift Hotel, Redwood Room (recently “remodeled” to trash!)
CityScape
Fairmont Hotel, Lobby, Crown Room, Tonga Room, Formal garden
Palace Hotel, Garden Court, Maxfield's
Regency Hotel, Eclipse, Equinox
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Saint Francis Hotel
Top o'The Mark
Keep San Francisco Green
BRING MONEY!
Cable Cars ($)
African Diaspora, Museum of the
Contemporary Jewish Museum, The
M. H. de Young Museum
Haas-Lillienthal House
Japanese Tea Garden
Octagon House
Palace of the Legion of Honor
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OUR FAVORITE RESTAURANTS They provide fine flavors, adequate quantity, and fair value. You can pay more to eat here but you cannot buy better. We have hundreds of restaurants that, elsewhere, would be THE BEST IN TOWN! Approximate co$t ≤$20 | $$: 20-39 | $$$: 40-59 | $$$$: ≥$60 per person | |||
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Barbecue Cajun Caribbean Chinese Chinese/Seafood Ethiopian Indian Indian Italian/Pizza Italian Italian Indonesian Japanese Japanese Korean Korean Lebanese Mexican Pizza Pizza/Italian Prime Rib Seafood/Chinese Steak Thai Viet-Namese Chinese Eritrean Mexican/Seafood |
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Lily's née Brother-in-Law's Elite Café Charanga Chef Jia's Great Eastern Rasselas Tikka Masala Na'an 'n' Curry Tomasso's Swiss Louis Cæsar's Italian Restaurant Borobudur Restaurant Sushi Suki Ebisu Won Mi Myung Dong Oasis Grill Taqueria San Francisco Marcello's Tomasso's House of Prime Rib Great Eastern Boboquivari's Manora's Tu-Lan |
Divisadero near Grove Street Fillmore Street near Pine Street Mission Street near Twentieth Street Kearny Street near Pacific Avenue Jackson Street near Grant Avenue Fillmore Street near Geary Street Haight Street opposite Belvedere Street O'Farrell Street near Mason Street Kearny Street near Broadway Top left rear of Pier 39 Powell Street at Bay Street Post Street at Jones Street West Portal near Fifteenth Avenue Ninth Avenue near Irving Street Fillmore Street near Geary Street Eddy Street near Taylor Street Drumm Street near Sacramento Street Twenty-fourth Street near Hampshire Street Castro Street near Market Street Kearny Street near Broadway Van Ness Avenue near Jackson Street Jackson Street near Grant Avenue Lombard Street near Franklin Street Twelfth Street at Folsom Street Sixth Street near Market Street |
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Michelin 2011 recommends Coi then, alphabetically, Acquerello, Ame, Aziza, Boulevard, Campton Place, The Dining Room at The Ritz-Carlton, Fleur de Lys, Frances, La Folie, Luce, Masa's, One Market Restaurant, Quince, Saison, and Spruce. Michelin 2010 recommended Coi then, alphabetically, Acquerello, Ame, Aziza, Boulevard, Dining Room at the Ritz Carlton, Fifth Floor, Fleur de Lys, Gary Danko, La Folie, Luce, Masa's, Michael Mina, One Market, Quince, and Range. New restaurant: Flour + Water, Frances, RN74 Chef: Gary Danko; Charles Phan, Slanted Door Restaurant: Boulevard — Service: Michael Mina Wine service: A16; Restaurant Gary Danko Chef (California/Hawaii): Michael Tusk, Quince | |||
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of 21°F between the Ingleside District (72°F) and the Mission District (93°F).
Around three o'clock the afternoon of August 23, 2011, there was a difference
of 25°F between the Ingleside District (59°F) and the Union Square (84°F).
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DUBOCE PARK: ~37.77°N 122.43°W Altitude: ~22m/72'
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