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San Francisco

America's Most Welcoming City

San Francisco

Known for being laid-back and liberal, San Francisco also stands out for being the most scenic of all major American cities. Located by a bay and with one of the world's best known icons as a backdrop, this cool, welcoming city is the home of counterculture, cable cars, and a cosmopolitan population spread through a number of panoramic hills.

Victorian houses, old-money mansions, and a few landmark skyscrapers make up its urban landscape, while great restaurants, an eclectic nightlife, and major cultural attractions are part of everyday life. Join the dot-com yuppies, hippies, gays, and an overall youthful social scene for one of the most carefree and pleasant city experiences in the American continent.


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TOP 10 SAN FRANCISCO

  1. The most famous bridge in the world, the GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE.
  2. The world-class collection of the San Francisco Modern Art Museum.
  3. Going on a CABLE CAR RIDE.
  4. Alcatraz, the world's most famous prison.
  5. Hanging around Fisherman's Wharf.
  6. America's largest Chinese community in CHINATOWN.
  7. The city's tallest landmark, the TRANSAMERICA PYRAMID.
  8. LOMBARD STREET, "the crookedest street in the world."
  9. The graceful Grace Cathedral.
  10. The 18th century MISSION DOLORES.



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HOTELS & HOSTELS


The city's best design, boutique, charm, and luxury hotels, as well as cheap hostels with easy online booking at special rates. All of the best, special, and hip places to stay are HERE (San Francisco Hotels & Hostels Guide)>>

SIGHTS & ACTIVITIES


The Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and all of the city's must-see landmarks, classic and modern art, striking architecture and street life, daytrips and tours -- it's all HERE (San Francisco Sightseeing Guide)>>

RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS


You'll find the world on your plate in San Francisco. It offers a number of ethnic cuisines and undoubtedly some of the world's best vegetarian restaurants. We've selected the ones you should not miss, and they're all HERE (San Francisco Restaurants Guide)>>

BARS & CLUBS


Except for the gay venues in the Castro district, San Francisco is surprisingly not much of a dance club city. Instead, it is big on live music clubs and lounge bars. We know where all the best ones are, and they're found HERE (San Francisco Nightlife Guide)>>

BODY & SOUL


San Franciscans are health and body-conscious, so in addition to keeping active through sports, the beach, or at the gym, they also have some pretty good spa choices:
International Orange - Renew your skin with the special facials at this spa that also offers massages and yoga classes. It uses organic products that may also be acquired at the online shop.
Remede Spa - Enjoy champagne, fruit, and truffles as you choose the right treatment for you at this world-class spa. The 5-hour Spa Indulgence is the best but also most expensive pampering option you can get here, but you can also choose a customized facial, a hydrating body-refining wrap, or a hot stone therapy.

SHOPPING


Start in Union Square for San Francisco's major department stores and designer shops, and then move on the special original shops throughout the city. Which ones you should go to and where to find them are all HERE (San Francisco Shopping Guide)>>

GAY & LESBIAN


As the world's gay Mecca, San Francisco is a destination every gay traveler wants to go to at least once in their lives. When they get there not only do they find an attractive, friendly city, but also a large number of gay and lesbian hotspots. The places to check out are all HERE (San Francisco Gay Guide)>>

AIRPORT & TRANSPORTATION


How to go from the airport to the center of the city and back, how to get around using public transportation, and city map HERE (San Francisco Airport & Transportation Guide)>>