San Francisco Travel Tips

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San Francisco Travel Tips
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• A trip to San Francisco is an unforgettable
  experience. Whether you visit the city for
  business or pleasure, there are lots of ways to
  make your visit memorable and less expensive. One
  way to do that is to include on your itinerary
  many of the free activities and activities that
  are within walking distance. This will give you a
  chance to see the side of San Francisco Bay Area
  residents love.

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• If you are a first time visitor to San
  Francisco, there are some things you must make
  time to see. They include the Golden Gate Bridge,
  Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, and Chinatown.
  However, the time of day you visit these places
  can significantly impact your experience. Many
  people say between midday and early afternoon is
  the best time to see the Golden Gate Bridge
  because the fog will be gone. Others say sunset
  if it's not too foggy.

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• For Fisherman's Wharf, on the other hand, early
  in the morning gives you the most authentic
  experience. You can watch the fishing boats make
  their way to shore and unload their catch. If you
  are more interested in street performers,
  vendors, and large crowds, then evenings and
  weekends are the time to visit. No matter when
  you go, the food is fantastic.

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• When visiting Alcatraz, the Early Bird trip is
  best if you want to explore the island. However,
  in the late morning and early afternoon there are
  more guided tours and lecturers. Lunchtime or
  later is always a good time to visit Chinatown.
  That's especially true on Saturdays. That's the
  day the locals do their shopping at the markets
  on Stockton Street near Columbus. This deep,
  immersive cultural experience will make you feel
  you've been transported to China. It's magical.

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• But there's much more to see. Visit the San
  Francisco Botanical Gardens with its 8,000
  different plants and hundred-year-old redwoods.
  Take a hike on the Presidio. See the Painted
  Ladies of Alamo Square. Take a sports fishing
  excursion. Peruse the many museums in the San
  Francisco Maritime National Park. You can even
  visit the Yerba Buena Gardens, Gold Rush sites,
  and Haight-Ashbury.

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• When you're tired of the tourist trail, take a
  moment to stroll along the shores of the Pacific
  Ocean and enjoy myriad peaceful sights and
  sounds. Waves crashing on the shore, seabirds
  run-hop-flying along the beach plucking snacks
  out of the sand, surf, and sea, and the brilliant
  sky above. Walk down to Fort Funston and sit on
  the wooden deck. Explore rocky Lands End where
  the ocean meets Golden Gate. Watch the shorebirds
  in the marsh at Crissy Field or stand on the pier
  and observe the sea lions.
• Breathe deep and smile. Welcome to San
  Francisco.

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