Guidelet: The City By The Bay, San Francisco
A travel guide to San Francisco, California, Estados Unidos | Target Market: university students, entrepreneurs, clubbers, families, newlyweds, retirees, exchange students, back | A travel guide by: Mia Shotwell
The City By The Bay, San Francisco offers outstanding nightclubs, fashionable restaurants, authentic cuisines, fun events for singles, engaging activities and parks for children, and interactive museums for your family and friends!
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to San Francisco, California, Estados Unidos
Ruby Skye
Why visit:
Ruby Skye is San Francisco's premiere Nightclub and Special Event Venue. It is conveniently located in the heart of downtown SF just off of Union Square and the famed theatre district. Whether you're a seasoned club enthusiast, looking to go out for a memorable evening, or wish to host a private event, Ruby Skye is available for all your entertaining needs.a option
at 420 Mason St
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Infusion Lounge
Why visit:
Infusion Lounge is ideally located at San Francisco’s world renowned Union Square within a five-block radius of more than 5,000 hotel rooms as well as the West Coast’s largest shopping center and the famous downtown theater district.a option
at 124 Ellis St
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Temple Nightclub
Why visit:
The Temple Nightclub is housed inside the Zen Compound lies and is a Green nightclub and Ki Sushi, which is a sustainable sushi and Izakaya bar.a option
at 540 Howard St
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Great American Music Hall
Why visit:
Voted #6 in the Best Clubs in America list by Rolling Stone magazine in 2013, San Francisco’s oldest and grandest nightclub, the Great American Music Hall carries guests back to an earlier, more elegant era, with its ornate balconies, soaring marble columns and elaborate ceiling frescoes.a option
at 859 Ofarrell St
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Bimbo's 365 Club
Why visit:
For gigantic parties and receptions, Bimbo’s retro supperclub feel provides a classic and memorable setting. Amenities include state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, a concert stage, dance floor, and an art deco influenced showroom.a option
at 1025 Columbus Ave
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DNA Lounge
Why visit:
Awesome events and their restaurant is open 24/7, with pizza, sandwiches, espresso, a full bar, free delivery, and free wifi!a dinner option
at 375 11th St
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Roccapulco
Why visit:
Roccapulco is home of the best international shows and offers high-energy salsa dancing events.a option
at 3140 Mission St
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Beauty Bar
Why visit:
A small and friendly bar where you can dance, enjoy a martini, and get a manicure at the same time!a option
at 2229 Mission St
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Air Lounge
Why visit:
Descending the stairs to the all brick patio feels like being invited to an exclusive party by friends in the know. Upon entering this sub-street level lounge, you will be inundated by the simple, modern decor pervading this venue. Blue hued and romantic, this lounge is one of California's sexiest locales. Those who swore off drinking for the new year should try one of the bars mouth watering cocktails. A relaxed, friendly vibe separates AIR from similar lounge establishments.a option
at 492 9th St
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The Uptown Nightclub
Why visit:
The Uptown Nightclub is the crown jewel of the East San Francisco Bay Area nightlife with beers on tap and a dance floor.a option
at 1928 Telegraph Ave
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Forbidden Island
Why visit:
Located in the heart of Alameda’s historic Bay Station Shopping District, Forbidden Island features a wide array of classic and contemporary gourmet cocktails, served in an exotic & fun tropical atmosphere.a option
at 1304 Lincoln Ave
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Hong Kong Lounge 穗香酒家
Why visit:
Hong Kong Lounge offers Chinese Food delivery and Pick up Catering Online and considered the best chinese restaurant in San Francisco.a dinner option
at 5322 Geary Blvd
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Cafe Cocomo
Why visit:
Cafe Cocomo is San Francisco´s best salsa club for salsa dancing music and lessons.a option
at 650 Indiana St
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The Riptide
Why visit:
The Riptide is the Bay Area's best little honky-tonk by the beach. Located in the Sunset District of San Francisco it was built in 1941 and has the look and feel of a small town lodge. In addition to rustic brick flooring and high ceilings, the original knotty pine walls and raging fireplace add warmth you can feel as soon as you step inside.a option
at 3639 Taraval St
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Holy Cow Nightclub
Why visit:
Holy Cow Nighclub is perfect place for private parties, special occasions, and dancing to the best disco music in San Francisco.a option
at 1535 Folsom St
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Blackthorn Tavern
Why visit:
Blackthorn Tavern in the SF Sunset is an Irish pub/sports bar that hosts karaoke and quiz nights. Its log-cabin walls create a timeless feel and atmosphere.a option
at 834 Irving St
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Fireside Bar
Why visit:
Fireside Bar is a lovely little neighborhood bar with many nooks to enjoy a nice drink by the surrounding the central fireplace. With inviting interior design and tattoo inspired artwork, this living-room inspired bar includes comfortable couches & chairs to relax. Expect excellent professional service, nice cocktails, and welcoming locals.a option
at 603 Irving St
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Mighty
Why visit:
A hidden new nightclub gem in the emerging SOMISSPO district of San Francisco, where SOMA, the Mission and Potrero Hill meet. This casual club features excellent DJs and non-stop dancing.a option
at 119 Utah St
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G Cube Cafe
Why visit:
G Cube Cafe is a japanese Shabu Shabu and Lounge featuring sushi dishes, soups, and bottomless ice-cream.a option
at 1626 Taraval St
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Trad'r Sam's
Why visit:
Trad´r Sam´s whips up icy drinks in a tiki setting with a decor of golden lights swooping across the bar and tables.a option
at 6150 Geary Blvd
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Internos Wine Cafe
Why visit:
Internos Wine Cafe is a neighborhood favorite with a relaxed and cozy, rustic wine bar tucked in on Geary Boulevard in the Inner Richmond/Laurel Heights neighborhood. Internos offers a fresh, sophisticated long list of wines by the glass, as well as many unique wines by the bottle.a option
at 3240 Geary Blvd
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The Bitter End
Why visit:
The Bitter End is an Irish bar and pub that offers very popular trivia and pub quiz nights.a option
at 441 Clement St
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Lava Lounge
Why visit:
The Lava Lounge is a classy and comfortable lounge centrally located in San Francisco's South of Market (SoMa) district.a option
at 527 Bryant St.
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Mezzanine
Why visit:
Mezzanine is the most progressive club on the west coast, a global destination for live music.a option
at 444 Jessie St
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Yoshi's Jazz Club & Japanese Restaurant
Why visit:
This state-of-the-art live music club and upscale Michelin-rated Japanese restaurant features the best of local, national and international performance artists.a dinner option
at 510 Embarcadero W
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Aziza
Why visit:
Aziza is a high-end Moroccan restaurant.a dinner option
at 510 Embarcadero W
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The Alembic
Why visit:
The Alembic is a flashy tapas restaurant and Gastropub with handcrafted cocktails.a dinner option
at 1725 Haight St
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Al-Masri Egyptian Cuisine
Why visit:
Al-Masri Egyptian Cuisineis the ONLY Egyptian Restaurant in Northern California, serving authentic Egyptian food and belly dance entertainment.a dinner option
at 4031 Balboa St
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Beast and the Hare
Why visit:
The Beast and the Hare Restaurant has a creative American meat-focused menu and a lively vibe.a dinner option
at 1001 Guerrero St
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Benihana
Why visit:
Benihana Restaurant serves authentic and experienced Hibachi Japanese cuisine.a dinner option
at 1737 Post St
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LuLu
Why visit:
One of San Franciscans' favorite dining spots, Restaurant LuLu features a seasonal Provençal menu that showcases the products of a wood-fired oven, rotisserie and grill. The rustic, unpretentious fare is served family-style, encouraging a festive and communal atmosphere of good food in comfortable surroundings.a dinner option
at 816 Folsom St
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Frances
Why visit:
The Frances Restaurant offers a Californian fare plus wine by the ounce, as well as an intimate setting in the Castro District.a dinner option
at 3870 17th St
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Rich Table
Why visit:
Rich Table is a rustic Northern California restaurant. Every dish on the daily changing menu has a rich balance that creates an exciting juxtaposition of flavors.a dinner option
at 199 Gough St
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Greens Restaurant
Why visit:
Greens Restaurant is located in Fort Mason with beautiful bayside vegetarian dining and lovely views of the bay.a dinner option
at Building A
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Vicoletto
Why visit:
Vicoletto offers a modern setting for Italian specialities.a option
at 550 Green St
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New Tsing Tao Restaurant
Why visit:
New Tsing Tao Restaurant offers authentic Chinese cuisine for lunch, dinner or delivery.a dinner option
at 550 Green St
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The Big 4
Why visit:
With a focus on seasonal cuisine, the menu at the Big 4 Restaurant offers locally-sourced, San Francisco Bay Area ingredients.a dinner option
at 550 Green St
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Pazzia Restaurant
Why visit:
Pazzia Restaurant features Italian fare and delicious pizza.a dinner option
at 550 Green St
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One Market Restaurant
Why visit:
One Market Restaurant was awarded as San Francisco Chronicle's Top 100 Restaurants and features New American fare with Embarcadero views.a dinner option
at 1 Market St
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Chapeau!
Why visit:
Chapeau is an upcale French restaurant with an impeccable wine selection.a dinner option
at 126 Clement St
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Katia's: A Russian Tea Room
Why visit:
Katia's: A Russian Tea Room features Russian cooking and formal tea service.a option
at 600 5th Ave
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Mandalay
Why visit:
Mandalay Restaurant is a longtime locale for Burmese cuisine.a dinner option
at 4348 California St
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The Matterhorn Swiss Restaurant
Why visit:
Located in the heart of San Francisco, The Matterhorn Swiss Restaurant serves authentic Swiss cuisine in a casual smart Alpine setting. Check out their carefully crafted Fondue menu!a dinner option
at 2323 Van Ness Ave
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Anchor & Hope
Why visit:
Anchor & Hope is an upscale seafood restaurant in a converted garage space.a dinner option
at 83 Minna St
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Beach Chalet Brewery & Restaurant
Why visit:
This beautifully-renovated historic building houses two restaurants: The Beach Chalet Brewery & Restaurant and The Park Chalet Garden Restaurant.a dinner option
at 1000 Great Hwy
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Delancey Street Restaurant
Why visit:
Delancey Street Restaurant serves ecclectic dishes and features shockingly affordable prices, late hours at night, and polite waitstaff.a dinner option
at 600 The Embarcadero
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Basil Thai Restaurant & Bar
Why visit:
Basil Thai Restaurant & Bar offers authentic thai food with a twist in a Bangkok atmosphere.a dinner option
at 1175 Folsom St
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Enjoy Vegetarian Restaurant
Why visit:
Enjoy Vegetarian Restaurant combines all favorite dishes from Chinese, vegetarian and kosher dining in one unique atmosphere.a dinner option
at 839 Kearny St
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Company
Why visit:
Company Restaurant is a casual, neighborhood bistro celebrating the bounty of California.a dinner option
at 1000 Guerrero St
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HRD Coffee Shop
Why visit:
HRD Coffe Shop presents Chef David Yeung's innovative fusion cuisine that has amassed a loyal following not only in San Francisco, but across the globe.a option
at 521A 3rd Street
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San Tung Chinese Restaurant
Why visit:
San Tung Chinese Restaurant serves famous dry chicken of San Tung, as well as hot & sour soups.a dinner option
at 2240 Irving St
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Gold Mirror Italian Restaurant
Why visit:
Gold Mirror Restaurant is considered San Francisco's best family-style Italian restaurant, as well an old-time institution for a lovely dining experience.a dinner option
at 800 Taraval St
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Bullshead Restaurant
Why visit:
Bullshead Restaurant serves Buffalo steaks, burgers, and a hearty fare.a dinner option
at 840 Ulloa St
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Wonderland Restaurant
Why visit:
Wonderland Restaurant delivers delicious Chinese food ALL DAY.a dinner option
at 500 Haight St
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Mars Bar & Restaurant
Why visit:
Mars Bar & Restaurant offers a full service bar and restaurant, as well as one of the best jukeboxes. Enjoy the great staff, terrific drinks, and an awesome burger!a dinner option
at 798 Brannan St
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Delfina
Why visit:
The bustling Delfina Restaurant serves superb seasonal Italian cuisine. It is one of the city's most cherished family-owned restaurants.a dinner option
at 3621 18th St
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Evergreen Garden Restaurant
Why visit:
Evergreen Garden Restaurant offers casual Vietnamese Dining within close proximity to the Roxie Theater in the Mission District.a dinner option
at 3100 18th St
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Las Tinajas
Why visit:
Las Tinajas Restaurant offers a Cafeteria-style, lunchtime menu serving Nicaraguan cuisine in a no-frills space.a dinner option
at 2338 Mission St
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Dating District
Why visit:
Dating District hosts gay dating events in San Francisco. Their mission is to connect people that are interested in dating and forming relationships in social ways.a option
at 2338 Mission St
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Joy of Romance
Why visit:
Joy of Romance offers dating events, workshops, lectures, coaching, and many other services. Their approach blends the heart, mind and soul of love.a option
at 2338 Mission St
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Finding Bliss
Why visit:
Finding Bliss offers gay matchmaking, gay relationship success stories, and gay singles events.a option
at 2338 Mission St
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Events And Adventures
Why visit:
When you are at an Events and Adventures event, it doesn’t seem like dating. When you’re having an adventure, all you want to do is share the experience. There’s no better way to meet someone new.a option
at 350 California Suite 1770
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Brainstormer Events
Why visit:
Brainstormer Events offers singles trivia nights and events at a lush bar with an inspired cocktail collection. Swank is a great spot for a cozy conversation in a sexy yet elegant lounge setting in Pacific Heights.a option
at 1416 Larkin St
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Glow Japan
Why visit:
Glow is the premier matchmaking/dating service for Japanese/Japanese background professionals living in the United States. Their office is located in San Francisco, California. Shiho, the head matchmaker, and other staff members decided to open the office since there was no matchmaking service for Japanese people in the Bay Area.a option
at 1416 Larkin St
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Urban Diversion Social Club
Why visit:
Urban Diversion Social Club organizes fun, exciting and unique events every month with over 600 active members throughout San Francisco and the Silicon Valley. Their members are primarily active busy professionals who love to be social and get the most out of their lives! The majority of their members are single but they are not a singles club.a option
at 1416 Larkin St
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Chinese Dating
Why visit:
Chinese Dating is San Francisco's Asian online dating and relationship service for Asian singles seeking serious relationships, dating and dating advice and tips.a option
at 1416 Larkin St
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Crissy Field
Why visit:
Spend a sunny day at Crissy Field with your family. It has the intense spirit of the ocean, world-class views, and plenty of space to spread out and frolic.a option
at 1199 East Beach
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Chinatown
Why visit:
Silicon Valley Mamas, Suz Lipman of Slow Family Online, and Debbie Abrams Kaplan of Frisco Kids all recommend exploring Chinatown, where kids can watch how fortune cookies are made and sort through various goods (both quality and kitch) at ethnic stores.a option
at 1199 East Beach
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California Academy of Sciences
Why visit:
The California Academy of Sciences is frequented by many families and school groups. There is always something new to marvel at.a option
at 55 Music Concourse Dr
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Golden Gate Park
Why visit:
The Golden Gate Park offers the Japanese Tea Garden, Academy of Sciences, the Carousel, walking trails and lots of space for picnics.a option
at 501 Stanyan St
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Alta Plaza Park
Why visit:
The Alta Plaza Park features big slides and gigantic sand-pits for children to play. There is also a breath-taking view of San Francisco that is hard to beat.a option
at 2700 Clay St.
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Bay Area Discovery Museum
Why visit:
Going to the Bay Area Discovery Museum is the favorite kid-friendly activity for families. It appeals to all ages and it fun for adults, too! There are outside areas and inside areas, as well as places to think and places to run.a option
at 557 McReynolds Rd
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Point Reyes National Seashore
Why visit:
Point Reyes National Seashore is a great place for children and families to explore the large coastal park on a separate tectonic plate from the rest of Marin County — it was once part of Southern California, broke off, and has been inching it's way north ever since. A favorite is the Miwok Village there close to the Bear Valley Visitors' Center.a option
at 557 McReynolds Rd
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Marin County Fair
Why visit:
The Marin County Fair is a world-class event that happens every 4th of July weekend. Enjoy Chinese acrobats, wonderful puppet theater shows, fine art, music, dance, an interactive sculpture of San Francisco made of 100,000 toothpicks, and an exhibit all about the Golden Gate Bridge.a option
at 10 Avenue of the Flags
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Play Area in the Oakland Zoo
Why visit:
In addition to the play area for children and families, check out the giraffes and monkeys at The Oakland Zoo. Set out a blanket on the grass at the children´s area and enjoy a picnic. Let the kids take a ride on the train and the carousel as well.a option
at Oakland Zoo (9777 Golf Links Rd)
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Tilden Park
Why visit:
The wide variety of parks to play at Tilden Park is very appealing to kids of all ages. Don´t forget to check out the steam train!a option
at Oakland Zoo (9777 Golf Links Rd)
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Ardenwood Historic Farm
Why visit:
Ardenwood Historic Farm offers a pioneer outdoors cooking class, Victorian or Scottish period reenactment, and a butterfly naturalist program.a option
at Oakland Zoo (9777 Golf Links Rd)
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Point Isabel Regional Shoreline
Why visit:
A favorite activity for children and families is to explore the Point Isabel Regional Shoreline in Albany. Beautiful views, nature, and fresh bay air.a option
at 2701 Isabel Street
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San Francisco Railway Museum
Why visit:
San Francisco Railway Museum is a great activity for children and families to check out the trains and learn the history in an interactive and fun way.a option
at 77 Steuart St
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Happy Hollow Park & Zoo
Why visit:
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo brings the biggest of smiles to all children and families.a option
at 77 Steuart St
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Pier 39
Why visit:
From amazing views and a sea of sea lions to chowder bread bowls and California wines, your visit to San Francisco starts at PIER 39. Kick off your visit by exploring two levels of dining, entertainment, shopping and attractions, all surrounded by unbeatable views of the city and the bay. Take it from the world famous sea lions: a visit to San Francisco starts at The PIER.a option
at Beach St
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The Golden Gate Bridge
Why visit:
Once called "the bridge that couldn't be built," today it is one the seven wonders of the modern world. This magnificent span, perhaps San Francisco's most famous landmark, opened in 1937 after a four-year struggle against relentless winds, fog, rock and treacherous tides.a option
at Beach St
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Lombard Street
Why visit:
Lombard Street features a zig-zag journey down the steep hills of San Francisco, which provides fun and excitement for the entire family.a option
at Lombard St
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Alcatraz Island
Why visit:
A mile and a half from Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz was the site of the first lighthouse built on the Pacific Coast, then a federal prison for such notorious convicts as Al Capone. Now it is one of the city's most popular attractions.a option
at Golden Gate National Recreation Area
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de Young Museum
Why visit:
The de Young Museum is located in the Golden Gate Park, so you can learn new knowledge after strolling through the beautiful gardens of this city oasis.a option
at 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr
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San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design
Why visit:
Since opening to the public in 2004, the Museum of Craft and Design has delivered innovative exhibitions and programs to thousands of visitors from San Francisco, the Bay Area and beyond.a option
at 550 Sutter St
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Presidio
Why visit:
The Presidio of San Francisco is a park and former military base on the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula, and is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.a option
at 550 Sutter St
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Yerba Buena Gardens
Why visit:
Located in the cultural heart of San Francisco, Yerba Buena Gardens is the perfect place to play, dine, shop or just relax.a option
at 745 Mission St
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San Francisco Cable Car Museum
Why visit:
The San Francisco Cable Car Museum presents cable car history, technology, information, and a gift shop. It is located in San Francisco's Washington-Mason powerhouse and carbarn.a option
at 1201 Mason St
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Asian Art Museum
Why visit:
The Asian Art Museum is one of the largest museums in the Western world devoted to the arts and cultures of Asia. The permanent collections represent over 40 Asian countries.a option
at 200 Larkin St
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The Exploratorium
Why visit:
San Francisco's Exploratorium is more than a museum, it's a twenty-first-century learning laboratory, an eye-opening, always-changing, playful place to explore. Its stated mission is to change the way the world learns.a option
at 200 Larkin St
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The San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park
Why visit:
AT&T Park, with its breathtaking views and classic design, was chosen as the 2008 Sports Facility of the Year by Sports Business Journal and Sports Business. Don´t leave San Francisco without watching a Giants game!a option
at 200 Larkin St
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Legion of Honor
Why visit:
The Legion of Honor is a part of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The name is used both for the museum collection and for the building in which it is housed.a option
at 200 Larkin St
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Angel Island State Park
Why visit:
Angel Island State Park, the largest island in the San Francisco Bay offers some of the best views of the city skyline and surrounding Bay Area. Enjoy great hiking trails, guided Segway Tours, full service catering, picnics to go, and camping.a option
at Ayala Cove
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Contemporary Jewish Museum
Why visit:
The Contemporary Jewish Museum explores contemporary perspectives on Jewish culture, history, art, and ideas. Its current mission is to make the diversity of the Jewish experience relevant for a twenty-first century audience through exhibitions and educational programs.a option
at 736 Mission St
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Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
Why visit:
Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall is the concert hall component of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center in San Francisco. It was collaboratively designed by architects and acousticians to deliver exceptional performances and host some of the best musicians and artists in the world.a option
at 201 Van Ness Ave
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San Francisco Zoo
Why visit:
The San Francisco Zoo houses 250 species and includes a children's zoo, miniature train and carousel. It is a 100-acre zoo located in the southwestern corner of San Francisco between Lake Merced and the Pacific Ocean along the Great Highway.a option
at 1 Zoo Rd
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Fisherman's Wharf
Why visit:
Fisherman’s Wharf is also home to PIER 39, a festive waterfront marketplace that is one of the city’s most popular attractions. A community of California sea lions has taken up residence on the floats to the west of the pier and visitors line the nearby railing to watch their antics. From there it’s a short walk to the Wax Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and the famous crab vendors selling walk-away crab and shrimp cocktails.a option
at 1 Zoo Rd
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Union Square
Why visit:
Union Square is the place for serious shoppers. Major departments stores and the most exclusive designer boutiques line streets like Post, Sutter, Geary, Grant, Stockton and Powell. The Westfield San Francisco Shopping Centre houses the largest Bloomingdale's outside of New York and the second largest Nordstrom in the U.S.a option
at Union Square Park
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North Beach
Why visit:
North Beach, the city’s Italian quarter, isn’t a beach at all. It’s a neighborhood of romantic European-style sidewalk cafes, restaurants and shops centered near Washington Square along Columbus and Grant avenues. The beautiful Church of Saints Peter and Paul is a beloved landmark. Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill offers a splendid vantage point for photos of the bridges and the Bay. Inside the tower, floor-to-ceiling murals painted in the 1930s depict scenes of early San Francisco.a dinner option
at Union Square Park
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The Dragon´s Gate
Why visit:
The entrance to Chinatown at Grant Avenue and Bush Street is called the "Dragon's Gate." Inside are 24 blocks of hustle and bustle, most of it taking place along Grant Avenue, the oldest street in San Francisco. This city within a city is best explored on foot; exotic shops, renowned restaurants, food markets, temples and small museums comprise its boundaries. Visitors can buy ancient potions from herb shops, relax and enjoy a "dim sum" lunch or witness the making of fortune cookies.a dinner option
at Union Square Park
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Coit Tower
Why visit:
Coit Tower, piercing the skyline from the top of Telegraph Hill, is where to get a bird's-eye view of the city.a option
at 1 Telegraph Hill Blvd
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The Haight-Ashbury Intersection
Why visit:
The Haight-Ashbury intersection, like Woodstock, was a pulsing point of the revolutionary '60s. Today, the Haight retains much of the hippie-bohemian culture of its heyday, despite slight gentrification. Psychedelic history lives on in the homes of Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, take the Flower Power Tour, led by Izu, who has known the neighborhood since its historic prime.a option
at 1 Telegraph Hill Blvd
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SFMOMA
Why visit:
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) is housed in the War Memorial Veterans Building on the west side of the Civic Center Plaza. Its origins go back to the 1890s, but it was set on a firm footing only in 1916, thanks to the efforts of the San Francisco Art Association. The museum has transitioned over the years and today it is devoted exclusively to the art of the 20th century.a option
at 151 3rd St.
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Twin Peaks Summit
Why visit:
These two unique and uninhabited hills, almost 1,000ft high, are not in fact the highest of San Francisco's 43 hills, a distinction belonging to Mount Davidson which is 33 ft higher. However, they are easier to get to and offer what is perhaps the finest views out over the city and the bay.a option
at 30 Parkridge Dr
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Palace of Fine Arts
Why visit:
The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco is the last remaining structure from the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition. The palace has been restored, along with the grounds. The Palace of Fine Arts Theatre seats approximately 1,000 patrons.a option
at 3301 Lyon St
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Golden Gate National Recreational Area
Why visit:
Golden Gate National Recreation Area is a huge area located across the Golden Gate Bridge from downtown San Francisco. It is home to a myriad of attractions but is also just a beautiful space to enjoy nature and relax. There are walking trails, campgrounds, picnic areas, and beautiful beach areas. Some of the beaches have fabulous views of the Golden Gate Bridge.a option
at 3301 Lyon St
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Napa Valley
Why visit:
Napa Valley and Sonoma Valley are the best-known and largest vine-growing areas in California.a option
at 3301 Lyon St
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