San Francisco Image credit: Bern Altman
What can you say about a city steeped in history and hillsides, home to the largest concentration of Asian Americans in the United States, some say the most "European" of American cities, not to mention one of the most famous bridges in the world. Here are some of our favorite things to do in San Francisco: San Francisco Cow Palace Cow Hollow Stroll Union Street boutiques and restaurants
San Francisco Cable Cars Take these landmarks of San Francisco history instead of hoofing it on those hills
Fisherman's Wharf A tourist's paradise. You simply must have a shrimp cocktail from a sidewalk vendor, and buy a loaf of the city's famous sourdough bread.
Ghirardelli Square Named for the chocolate maker, this charming center just begs for you to buy chocolate, but there's also lots of other stuff.
The Maritime Museum Includes a fleet of national historic landmark vessels at Hyde Street Pier, a visitor center, a maritime museum, and a maritime library.
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art In addition to the permanent collection of European and American art, national and international traveling exhibitions change regularly
The Asian Arts Museum A testimony to the influence of Asian immigrants to this city
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco The museum is comprised of the de Young Museum and the Palace of the Legion of Honor. The unforgettable view of the Golden Gate Bridge of this legendary museum are part of the total experience.
San Francisco Symphony Home of the San Francisco Symphony, conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas
The Exploratorium Hands-on fun with science for kids of all ages.
San Francisco Opera Presenting the full range of modern and classic operas.
Grace Cathedral Located at the top of Nob Hill, this Episcopal gothic masterpiece is the crowning jewel of San Francisco.
Golden Gate Park Stroll among an incredible variety of plants. John McLaren, who designed the park, was also the landscape designer for the Stockton campus of University of the Pacific.
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