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gumbetsiesta says:
The chopper leaves from Sosalito just over the Golden Gate bridge,you are picked up at your hotel ect.The helicopter takes 5 passengers firstly heading out towards the Pacific and Bird Island then down the coast flying over Muir woods and the giant redwoods.Then back in from the sea to the Golden Ga…
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Eric says:
The City Lights Bookstore is an interesting, independent bookstore that recalls the narrow, cluttered passageways of Shakespeare & Co. in Paris. While the selection is not as large as some of the larger, commercial chains, the books they choose to carry are actually interesting. The inside of th…
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worldcitizen says:
The Mission is a great place to go for murals. Even Mc D's is covered with murals. Clarion Alley is a street covered with paintings (and quite a bit of graffiti). It was originally inspired by the Balmy Alley Murals and the artwork sometimes changes.
Some paintings are simply aesthetically pleasi…
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Eric says:
This is a very cool building in Golden Gate Park that houses a variety of different plants. Each room has a different, carefully controlled climate, simulating the environments where different species of plants and flowers grow. In some rooms you'll feel like you're in a humid jungle, and in others …
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Dolores Park
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#20 of 54 things to do in San Francisco
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thenewextrememimi says:
Delores Park is a stretch of green lawn in the middle of Mission Delores.
The actual infrastructure consists of not much more than a playground, some benches and some trees, but on weekends and sunny days, the park fills with up with people and pockets of urban quirkiness. In one corner, there may …
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nicolecarp says:
As with most science center your imagination is free to roam while at the Exploratorium. The Exploratorium is located in the Marina District while is at the Palace of Fine Arts. You can't miss the Palace or it's columns so keep an eye out for those when looking for the Exploratorium. This science…
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Fort Funston
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#22 of 54 things to do in San Francisco
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kevinw83 says:
Fort Funston is a cool park area overlooking Ocean Beach on the west shore of SF. The park area is on cliffs facing the beach. Lots of people are out walking their dogs and strolling with loved ones. However, what really makes Fort Funston cool are the hangliders.Fort Funston is al…
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X_Drive says:
Being as old as I am I have had the opportunity to see and experience quite an array of music and musical groups. But I recently had the chance to see and very much enjoy the music of “Four Shillings Short”, a duo who perform a very diverse style from Celtic, Gaelic, Irish, blues, East Indian, …
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Bierka says:
There was this great book that my friend found at the local library, in it was the Japanese Tea Garden and it looked so beautiful, so of course we decided to check it out.
The garden is located inside Golden Gate Park. It has very beautiful flowers and trees, as well as some Japanese styled buil…
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Dolphintrekker says:
As the timeless and iconic song goes, “But square cut or pear shape, These rocks don't lose their shape! Diamonds are a girl's best friend….” and true to form, the display of jewelry, keepsakes, holloware and furniture dazzled the eyes and mind. (In my opinion) the Legion welcomed and introduc…
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North Beach
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#26 of 54 things to do in San Francisco
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Eric says:
North Beach a vibrant, italian district in SF. There are lots of neat restaurants and open air cafes lining the streets, where you can get nice dinner or your gelato fix. It is definitely one of the more easily "walkable" areas of San Francisco. Since there are a lot of clubs and bars in the area,…
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fivepointpalm says:
I really loved this street, because it reminded me of the Soho district in London and NewYork. It's a place that lives of grunge, punk, hippie oriented lifestyle. You will find lots of art influences people on the street, graffitys and drawings on every wall. Lots of pubs, bars, restaurants, and GOO…
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Dolphintrekker says:
I love chocolates! But who doesn’t? And if you’re a chocoholic like me, you would enjoy a convention on chocolates. The city becomes host to boutique Chocolatiers, wine makers/producers and chocolate connoisseurs from all over the world on this annual event held at Herbst Pavilion in Fort Mason …
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Union Street
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#29 of 54 things to do in San Francisco
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CarylC says:
This was my fav. place in San Fran. You have the bars at night and the cafes in the day time. The Bus Stop and Bar None were the 2 bars that we hung out at alot. Let me know if you want anymore advice. We are going back in Oct of 2008, to see more....Cheers
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fivepointpalm says:
The Golden Gate Park is a beautiful place, if you're a local from San Francisco, and like to have a walk or go jogging. But for tourists in my opinion it isn't that amazing. Don't get me wrong, I don't regret having it visited, but it's just so big to walk around. We entered it from the height stree…
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