Lonely Planet - Pocket San Francisco Travel Guide
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Lonely Planet: The worlds leading travel guide publisher
Lonely Planets Pocket San Francisco is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Watch fog creep beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, ride a cable car past stately Victorians, or taste the best of California cuisine at the Ferry Building; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of the best of San Francisco and begin your journey now!
Inside Lonely Planets Pocket San Francisco:
- Highlights and itineraries show you the simplest way to tailor your trip to your own personal needs and interests
- Insider tips save you time and money and help you get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots
- Essential info at your fingertips - including hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips, and prices
- Honest reviews for all budgets - including eating,...
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Worth a Trip
San Francisco's Best Walks
San Francisco's Best...
Neighbourhoods
MITCHELL FUNK / GETTY IMAGES
Grab your coat and a handful of glitter, and enter the land of fog and fabulousness. Youre just in time for the next outlandish act here at the outer edge of California and reason if theres a costume unworn, technology unimagined, skate move unattempted or quirk uncelebrated, its about to happen here. So long, inhibitions; hello, San Francisco.
Golden Gate Bridge ()When afternoon fog rolls in, poof! San Franciscos iconic landmark disappears. Mornings the Golden Gate Bridge reappears, orange against blue skies a trick assisted by 25 daredevil painters, who apply 1000 gallons (3785L) of paint weekly.
San Francisco Top Sights
Exploratorium ()The Exploratorium isnt a museum its a total trip, with experiential, psychedelic science exhibits. Enter a colorless world, grope through the pitch-black Tactile Dome, sip glowing cocktails in the Ultraviolet Room and emerge enlightened.
San Francisco Top Sights
MH de Young Museum ()The sleek, copper-clad de Young is oxidizing green to match the park, but its eclectic, globe-trotting collection is a standout. Creative breakthroughs await at every turn: 1950s Beat collage, 1980s Jean Paul Gaultier bras, 1890s Oceanic masks.
San Francisco Top Sights
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 riptides seems worth a shot. Good thing youve got a ferry scheduled.
San Francisco Top Sights
California Academy of Sciences ()Waddling penguins, flirty blue butterflies, a bashful pink octopus and 38,000 other creatures greet your arrival at the Academy. Other museums have galleries this one has a four-story rainforest, planetarium, aquarium and working science labs.
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Asian Art Museum ()When San Franciscos Pacific Ocean panoramas are lost in fog, you can still see all the way across Asia in this 18,000-piece collection spanning 6000 years, from Pakistan to Japan.
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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
Coit Tower & Filbert Street Steps ()Wild parrots may mock your progress up Telegraph Hills garden-lined Filbert staircase, but they cant keep these bay vistas to themselves. Tower-top panoramas and jaw-dropping 1930s murals reward climbs to Coit Tower.
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