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What I recommend on tour, collected in one place.

Neighborhoods

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Haight-Ashbury

Haight-Ashbury grew as a streetcar suburb in the 1880s and 1890s. Its Victorian flats and cheap postwar rents…
Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights developed as a wealthy residential district from the 1870s. Much of its early Victorian and Edwardian…
Hayes Valley

Hayes Valley is named for Thomas Hayes, who developed the area in the 1850s. Its current walkable form…
SoMa

SoMa stands for South of Market.

Where to Eat

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Liguria Bakery

Liguria Bakery hace una cosa: pan focaccia desde 1911.

North Beach Italian Bakery, Bakery

R&G Lounge

Anthony Bourdain presentó este restaurante Cantonés de Chinatown en No Reservations.

Chinatown Chinese, Cantonese, Seafood

Swan Oyster Depot

Anthony Bourdain llamó este su lugar de mariscos favorito en América en No Reservations.

Nob Hill Seafood

Sotto Mare

Excelente marisco italiano en North Beach. Conocidos por su Cioppino.

North Beach Italian Seafood

Things to Do

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Japanese Tea Garden

America's oldest public Japanese garden, established for the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. The Hagiwara family managed the garden from 1895 to 1942; Makoto Hagiwara is credited with introducing fortune cookies at the teahouse. Three acres in Golden Gate Park; free for SF residents with ID, free for everyone before 10:00 AM Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

The RichmondParks & Outdoors

Conservatory of Flowers

Konstruksjon av viktoriansk tre og glass som åpnet i april 1879, den eldste fortsatt i drift i Nord-Amerika. James Lick bestilte prefabrikkerte deler fra Lord & Burnham i New York 1876. Fem utstillingsgallerier for tropiske og vannplanter, 16.800 glaspaneler. I Golden Gate Park. $12 per voksen, gratis adgang første tirsdag hver måned.

The RichmondParks & Outdoors

Musée Mécanique

More than 300 antique arcade machines in a private collection at Pier 45. Includes Laffing Sal (the laughing machine that stood at Playland at the Beach from 1928 to 1972). Ed Zelinsky started the collection as a child; his son Dan now runs it. Free. Machines cost $0.25–$1.00 per play. Bring quarters.

Fisherman’s WharfMuseums

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