Alison Bing - Lonely Planet Pocket San Francisco
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Top Sights
The citys must-see sights plus expert advice to make your trip even better.
Local Life
Discover how to unlock the city with guides to areas that the locals really love.
Best Of San Francisco
Weve found the best walks, food, art, shopping, views, nightlife and more.
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Worth a Trip
San Francisco's Best Walks
San Francisco's Best...
Neighborhoods
Fisherman's Wharf sea lions and Telegraph Hill parrots agree: this town is totally wild. Somewhere between urban farms and legendary surf beaches you'll find San Franciscans in their natural habitat, going crazy for California cuisine and Pride parades. Come as you are, and ditch your inhibitions you won't be needing those in San Francisco.
Golden Gate Bridge ( )Other bridges are marvels this ones magic. When afternoon fog rolls in, poof! It disappears. Mornings the span appears reddish against blue skies, a trick assisted by 25 daredevil painters, who apply 1000 gallons (3785L) of paint weekly.
San Francisco Top Sights
Cable Cars ( )Leap onto the baseboard and grab a leather strap youre in for the ultimate urban carnival ride. When vertiginous climbs yield sudden glimpses of the Golden Gate, public transit never seemed so poetic.
San Francisco Top Sights
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art ( )Vaseline and video are only the beginning at SFMOMA, where Matthew Barney debuted and new-media art appeared before anyone knew what to call it. Now the museum is doubling in size, with 1100 new works. Watch this space.
San Francisco Top Sights
MH de Young Memorial Museum ( )The sleek, copper-clad de Young is oxidizing green to match the park, but its eclectic, globetrotting collection is a standout. Creative breakthroughs await at every turn: 1950s Beat collage, 1980s Jean Paul Gaultier bras, 1890s Oceanic masks.
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Ferry Building ( )The towering achievement here isnt the 19th-century clock tower it's the 21st-century food, innovated in the Bay Area. Award-winning chefs serve signature dishes with sparkling bay views, and local producers supply constant culinary inspiration.
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Fishermans Wharf ( )Sea lions are living the dream at Pier 39: lolling on yacht docks, canoodling with harems and enjoying seafood feasts. The citys unofficial mascots have goofed off dockside for decades, inspiring humans to follow suit along the wharf.
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Alcatraz ( )No prisoner escaped this notorious island prison alive (at least, not officially), but once the door clangs behind you in D-Block solitary, the 1.25-mile swim through rip tides seems worth a shot. Good thing youve got a ferry scheduled.
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Lombard Street ( )Eight hairpin turns down Lombard St get all the attention on postcards, but just up this street are secret stairway walks and million-dollar Golden Gate Bridge views dedicated to a penniless poet at Sterling Park.
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