localâx80x99s guide to san francisco, california - interactive display

There is no perfect day for St. Francis, which is the beauty of the Gulf side city.
There are so many pieces of Northern California city that can pass through the well.
Travel from all over the world to places loved by the local
Famous Museum of the community
The street art created has no creative restrictions on the final mosaic of your trip.
San Francisco's 49-square-mile land has almost infinite wonders for its diversity. A 1,500-
Presidio is a relatively new addition to the National Park Authority, where urban forests and large area lawns meet the beach and retire as a military base in Spain in 1994, mexico and the United States have been armed for more than 200 years.
Today, it is a wonderful combination of modern and historical.
Starting from the 18th-century Main Post, the guard room serves as the new visitor center and serves as the gateway to the park, offering iconic views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
There, the interaction shows the daily events around the fortress and the history that shaped it.
Similarly, the fortress officer Club has become a museum, with a highly praised brunch at the fortress Social Club (a 1903-
The military camp was built into a casual restaurant)
James Beard Award
Award-winning chef Traci Des Jardins hosts the kitchen at the canteen.
An indoor rock climbing gym surrounds the park's 24-mile trail, and the free shuttle between Presidio and the city center connects you seamlessly.
From spring to early autumn, a weekly Presidio picnic was held on the big lawn, attracting more than 30 local chefs, bakers and bartenders to taste the food.
For a real adventure, book a location at the Rob Hill camp, the only overnight camp in the city, above the eucalyptus grove Baker Beach at the highest point of precidio.
Yes, Golden Gate Park is the most-
There is a good reason to visit the San Francisco attractions.
One of the largest city parks in the world, its thousands
Plus three miles of acres, including famous museums such as de Young and the perfect Japanese tea and San Francisco Botanical Garden.
But the park also has a wild side: at the end of the 19 th century, a buffalo that will grow to nearly 30 heads was brought here from the Midwest to roam, before the city zoo opened, bears, elk and goats were added at different times.
Today, you can see the bison grazing on a dedicated paddock on the west side of the park.
In the east, entering the California Academy of Sciences, this is a fullin-
An aquarium, planetarium, and Museum of Natural History with a living rainforest and a vibrant coral reef ecosystem.
Check in on Thursday when the college receives adults
Only night parties after dark, new themes (robots, anyone? )each week.
Chinatown in San Francisco is the oldest Chinese, an ambush on the senses
The American community has attracted a large number of visitors to Grant Avenue.
Tourists along the way
Enter here, but be prepared to avoid the main resistance and experience the true wonders of Chinatown.
The sweetness of vanilla brings you along Rose Lane to the Golden Gate Fortune biscuit factory, which opened in 1962, between the couple
Fold each and make 20,000 cookies a day.
Looking for free samples so fresh, they are still warm and can pick up a bag for just a few bucks.
Find the way to Stockton Street
The market for produce there is full of local consumers' haggling over eggplants, bok choy and occasional live turtles.
Go further along your nose until the fragrance floats from many temples.
If it is the second or fourth Sunday of this month, the Universal Church of the Buddha (
One of the largest in the country)
Lectures are provided, followed by lunch and a five-person tour
The story is quiet and simple, with beautiful views of the city from the roof garden.
SoMa, also known as the southern market, is a popular attraction in downtown San Francisco, such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which has been renovated and expanded.
But the whole region is a hotbed of culture: Right next door, the Museum of African diaspora investigates the different histories, arts and traditions of Africa
The decline in culture and community, while the yebabuena gardens attract passers-by to relax outdoors on good days, or find refuge in museums and tea shops.
Regardless of the weather, a quick look at the PacBell Building at 140 New Montgomery is worth leaving the city park.
Every gorgeous surface inside the high
The ceiling hall reflects another situation that makes architect Timothy pflueger's art deco masterpiece feel like a mirror hall designed by nerds in the early 20 th century.
In the evening, see how much art there is.
The famous artist Leo reinareal's Bay light s has transformed the Bay Bridge into a permanent light show connecting downtown San Francisco and Auckland.
It triggered the creation of the city, illuminated the light festival of SF, the lighting art celebrations around the city run through the whole new year, and produced many works, so popular, so much so that they became permanent installations in San Francisco.
Historic Latino community in San Francisco, mission is home to all timepopular (and populated)
Dolores Park, vibrant street art, delicious food and plenty of fountain. An ever-
The changes in the landscape of the murals decorate the lanes of clareo and balimi, with an eye on the social inclusion and community of the former and the human rights of the latter.
Meanwhile, the entire facade of the women's building has been covered since the medium term
A pair of murals of MaestraPeace
The story of seven famous female artists in the Bay Area.
Immerse yourself in the selectionme-
From the Dandelion Chocolate, all your anxiety about skipping the Ghirardelli Square is gone. A bean-to-
Right in the heart of the mission area, dandelion makes every bit of chocolate at home, whether it's sippable (
Foam, spicy hot chocolate inspired by mission Heritage)or edible (the single-
Show origin brownie bit flight of beans from all over the world).
$5 in advance-the-
Scene education tour of the factory.
Eating in the task itself is an adventure.
Trendy newcomers, such as the ptisserie artisans and wolves, and the Argentine steakhouse Lolinda turned into the key head, while the spare steak on line 24
It will always cause local people to argue about the best Mexican burritos in their neighbors. (
In San Francisco Taqueria, you won't go wrong, or El Farolito for a later period of time. )
If you can put a table in front of the flour surface, the pasta tasting menu is food --coma worthy.
But the venue for dinner and performance is still a foreign cinema in the Mediterranean.
James Beard nodded at an inspiration restaurant in an old theater (
Still showing movies).
Based on pride, the Castro District continues to support LGBTQ status, making it world-famous in 1960, 70 and longer.
The Victorian community lights up the lights for crazy special events all year round, especially at night when bars and clubs summon a wide variety of characters.
The view from the Twin Peaks is unparalleled in the day and night, not the popular 922-foot-
High perspective on the edge of Castro.
Located on Castro Street and Market Street, Twin Peaks Hotel is a veritable gateway to the block.
The classic venue opened in 1935 and is one of the oldest venues in the area (
Second only to du Noord Cafe)
But the first gay bar on the floor. to-
Ceiling windows make customers feel loud and proud of their identity.
Whether you have a night owl or not, let your mountain rest
Wearing feet for hours at the Castro Theatre.
It doesn't matter what program to watch, just sitting in the theater is an experience.
The interior is magnificent, just as magnificent (
Maybe more)
More complex than its appearance, reminiscent of the Cathedral of Mexico.
For nearly a century, the theater has shown a series of films, with special events throughout the month.
Considering the popularity of lazy sea lions and Cubs at Pier 39, it's not easy to beat the crowd at Fisherman's Wharf, but there are some hiding places in this iconic neighborhood.
The Cartoon Art Museum reopened in the fall of 2017 after it was closed two years ago.
Founded in 1984, the museum has 7,000 fine permanent collections, ranging from comics, books, graphic novels to political comics and anime.
When your inner child is activated, stroll around Pier 45 with a pocket full of coins and discover a unique private collection for the public to play with, with about 200 antique slot machines, orchestrions, coin-20 th century penny arcade game
Operate the piano, more at your disposal.
As you walk through the neighboring North Beach, the miracle of childhood becomes a stroll, the North Beach is the neighborhood of Italy, where the beat generation took root in the 1940 s.
Relive your sports history at the Beat Museum, a love Labor dedicated to Jack Kerouac, Neil casadi, Alan Ginsberg, William S.
Burles, Lawrence ferlingetti and other important figures.
Through artifacts from the times, including thousands of photos, records, paintings, and even costumes, the museum explores the origins of a generation, the characters of art and music, and the philosophy that arises from them.
Tribute across the city lighting bookstore, created by the people above
Mentioned in 1953 as a whole.
Paperback hawkers have since expanded.
This historic store is a paradise for the Beatles, creating communities around its selected titles and banned books, and encouraging a generation to oppose
Authoritarian and rebellious philosophy is still evident in the modern style of the storeday selection.
Have a drink next door to visuvio, where the beat absorbs jazz, poetry and art, which is very important for a generation.
Or, travel a block to caffétrieste and drink a cappuccino in the walls that once refueled beatnik writers and poets.
Francis Ford Coppola spent months writing the script for The Godfather.
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