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Calling for San Francisco Residents or frequent travelers
I'll be visiting SF next month and I need some tips on getting around the city. I want to be wise with my budget so advices on my spendings, esp. with public transportation would be appreciated. Get to me by private messaging or in here. Many thanks in advance.
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This site will help you with public transit train and also there is several transit buses in SF area such as Muni (click on transit). There is several kinds of tourism attractions in S.F area such as Pier 39, Alcatraz island, and several museums. Have fun in Bay Area
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I suggest you check out Google maps for satellite images and do research on locations of great tour spots so that you know where to go when you're actually there.
![]() I just found out that the Guinness Museum of World Records is no longer there in San Francisco. Sorry.
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I went to visit SF last Feb after four years of overdue.
Pier 39 Ghiladerahelli Square Castro District Alcartaz Prison Coit Tower Japanese Garden Park Only In San Francisco - The Official Visitors Site for San Francisco be sure to wear something little bit warm because SF weather is cooler all around year (except only up to 5 days of indian summer in early Sept). |
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...And your point is?
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If you want to get crazy, stay within the coastline. The fisherman's warf can give you a few things to do, though all in all, its like a little Manhattan. It tends to get crowded and the traffic is like in a hurry often, we stayed in Redwood City to relax from the bustle.
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bloody phreak from hell
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Ah , another Aussie going to the states? Cool mate , been there done that. San Francisco is a great place to go and I loved it there. Its a hilly city but! Go to Polk Street for a walk and see the poofs. Reminds me of Sydney there. Also go to Coit Tower , the view is fantastic there. Fishermans Wharf is great , try some of the Lobsters there , they are yummy and cheap. Go to the Japanese Gardens and take a look at the Golffish they have there. They are bloody big. My fav part was visiting Alcatraz Prison. Just get a ferry from Fishermans Wharf and go there. Just remember one thing SF weather is cooler than LA. I would love to go back there again one day.
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anybody need a tour, hit me up-
have to check in my schedule to make sure its available, ha.
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Oh duh me. Thanks for the reminder. 4 more after this.
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I can't wait!!
Havin' lobsters sound great.... wish they werent so expensive, tho!!Quote:
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