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coolj
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 Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:17 am Post subject: re:san Francisco |
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Hello,
Last year i visited San Francisco it is really a great city.i like all the places of there. but one thing i like most and it is Conservatory of Flowers and M.H. de Young Museum that you mentioned in your post. i want to go there one more time because first time i don't have enough time to see all city. so please tell me few more good places there so if i will come there again then i will go there.
thanks!!
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keithoconnor
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 10:57 am Post subject: |
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Yes, I can tell you some of the enchanting places within San Francisco. Check them out.
1. Bay Area Discovery Museum
2. California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco
3. Coyote Point Museum, San Mateo
4. The de Young Museum
5. The Exploratorium
6. Golden Gate Park
7. Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, San Jose
Don't forget to visit Golden Gate Park. 
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GuX
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| Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 6:53 am Post subject: |
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San Francisco is the most attractive and popular city all over the world. It is a stunning peninsula surrounded by water on three sides. There are lots of places are situated over there and I don’t think so that it has any place which can’t to see. Some of the best places which attract tourists as well as me these are listed below:
• Fisherman's Wharf History & Nature
• San Francisco Ferry Building
• San Francisco Bay Waterfront
• San Francisco Museums
• Yerba Buena Arts District
• Golden Gate Park
• Civic Center & City Hall
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TravelSimpleScott
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| Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 6:31 pm Post subject: |
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| guirichi wrote: | Do you know if it´s necessary to make a reservation for Alcatraz????
Is it interesting??? |
Booking a tour for Alcatraz is a good idea. If you go and just sponatneously walk up to book a spot on the tour the day of then you're likely to find it full. I have tired that several times and each time it's failed, so book in advance at least a day ahead.
But it's worth the effort. The island is interesting. The short boat ride out is fun. |
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zydeco joe
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| Posted: Wed May 19, 2010 10:22 am Post subject: Bridge Walk |
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You must walk the bridge (Golden Gate), but unlike most if not all the guide books that tells you about the bus service they tell you to catch for the return only run's on a Sunday if at all. The walk is well worth the effort and not too far even if like me you do it both ways, great view and free. 
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TravelSimpleScott
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| Posted: Wed May 19, 2010 4:18 pm Post subject: Re: Bridge Walk |
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| zydeco joe wrote: | | You must walk the bridge (Golden Gate), but unlike most if not all the guide books that tells you about the bus service they tell you to catch for the return only run's on a Sunday if at all. The walk is well worth the effort and not too far even if like me you do it both ways, great view and free. |
That's another good idea. I did that once too and it was fun. The view is amazing. I walked up and back too and didn't find it to be too taxing. |
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chocaholic
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| Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 7:54 pm Post subject: |
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Hi just wanted to say thanks for this thread. We are off to San Fran in a couple of weeks and some of the ideas on here are great-Cheers 
Just need to sort out our accomodation now!!
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chocaholic
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Hi just wanted to say thanks for this thread. We are off to San Fran in a couple of weeks and some of the ideas on here are great-Cheers
Just need to sort out our accomodation now!!
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zydeco joe
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Hope you have a great trip.
We stayed in a very nice B&B in Bush St called the Golden Gate, worth looking up.
Zydeco Joe 
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Well, i found this, it is Top 8 highlights of San Francisco, and hope it will help.
1. See the Golden Gate Bridge at its best
2. Find the city’s hidden treasures in Chinatown
3. Go gourmet by the bay in the ferry building
4. Get giddy in the city atop Telegraph Hill
5. Discover your secret mission
6. Co-star in SF’s best movie scene at the Castro
7. Relax in Japantown and say Hello Kitty
8. See Victorians gone wild around Alamo Square
And this is the resources:http://www.lonelyplanet.com/usa/travel-tips-and-articles/68242
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