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architeqt says:
1. Golden Gate Bridge
2. View of the Skyline from Treasure Island
3. Alcatraz
4. Postcard Row at Alamo Square
5. Pier 39 & Fisherman's Wharf
6. Lombard Street
7. Riding a Cable Car
8. Union Square
9. The Castro District
10. Coit Tower
11. The View from Twin Peaks
12. Golden Gate …
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thenewextrememimi says:
"What's there to do in San Francisco? What shouldn't I miss?" SF has something for everyone, so tailor your trip to your interests! Here's my general thoughts.
Of course there's the usual tourist attractions -- Golden gate bridge, alcatraz, pier 39, Alamo Square, lombard st -- which in my opinion…
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m49erfan says:
As many of you can probably guess by now, San Francisco is my ultimate, all time, no comparison, favorite city on the planet and this will never change. It is a city that embodies the values that are the most important to me and it is a city that, at the worst moment of my life, cheered me up when …
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worldcitizen says:
After you've taken a trip to Alcatraz, waited in line to drive down Lombard, waited in line for a cable car, taken a picture of the Haight-Ashbury signs and battled crowds at Pier 39, you may be ready for a more authentic and modern San Francisco experience. Some things may be more out of the way, b…
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keeweeset says:
This is probably the best option to get from Los Angeles International Airport to Carpinteria/Santa Barbara/Goleta and vice versa. A one-way ticket is $42 and a round trip $80, if it is purchased online. On the bus, they would cost $46 and $86. You can also get a discount depending on how many peopl…
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WaltJake says:
For a most scenic route, I would head East through Yosemite National Park and across Nevada. Head for Southern Utah, and follow the 5 National Parks there towards Moab, Utah, through the Escalante Region. Even if you don't have much time for the parks themselves, the scenery all along there is aweso…
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cneoridium says:
The big reason you're coming to San Diego is probably... the beaches. Good news is that by law all California beaches are free and must have public access!
I'll try to get some descriptions in here, but for my friends who have asked, here's at least a list of good ones to get you started, from s…
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jebailey76 says:
Northern California's largest world famous city. San. Francisco has a lot of thing to see. Go to this city and I promise, you will fall in love with San. Francisco, baby!
P.S. make sure you have enough money to spend on and uses it smart:)
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Wikitravel
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#9 of 118 general tips & advice in California
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the_bill says:
Wikitravel.com is one of the best travel resources next to travbuddy.com, of course. Its a free community driven wiki-based travel site inspired by wikipedia.com. Well organized, clean and very useful information makes this site a must use before any trip.
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kevinbuckhouse says:
Hello All:
UPDATE: 10/24/2007 9:15AM PST
I was able to return to my home last night at 11:00PM and it was wonderful to see that it was there and the fires did not touch it. I know it is just an object, but it is nice to have a place to sleep.
I also found out that my business was spared as well…
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keeweeset says:
This is probably the best option to get from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles International Airport and vice versa. A one-way ticket is $42 and a round trip $80, if it is purchased online. On the bus, they would cost $46 and $86. You can also get a discount depending on how many people you are traveling…
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Swede22 says:
Good list by Jeffy. Expanding upon it: the Getty Center and/or the Griffith Observatory are musts... they are the two best views of Los Angeles. Grauman's Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd is a big tourist attraction, so is Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Wander around Venice Beach on a weekend and yo…
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My Home Town
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#13 of 118 general tips & advice in California
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LongbeachSteph says:
You can visit Shoreline Village Taco Tuesdays at Tiquila Jacks...While your there you can visit the Pirate store and walk and check out the pike. In the past few years they have cleaned up downtown. You can also get in your car and head to Togos on Belflower right off the 405 and enjoy a sandwhich a…
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Everything
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#14 of 118 general tips & advice in California
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mmelvin says:
I love San Francisco, especially the clam chowder in a bread bowl, mmmmmmmmmmmm!!!
Great chocolate shops, Alcatraz, the bridge, the sea lions at the pier, the boats, tour of submarine, Lombard Street (don't forget your camera and have to walk up it again the next day!) the Pier, all deffo worth do…
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Lize711 says:
Read my travel blog! I wrote a bunch of stuff on Huntington Beach in it and other places. http://missodyssey.blogspot.com/
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