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- This is the top list to go San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge: First up, you gotta check out the Golden Gate Bridge. It's like the symbol of San Francisco! Whether you walk, bike, or drive across it, the views are absolutely stunning.
Alcatraz Island: Ever heard of Alcatraz? It's this notorious island prison, and taking a ferry ride over to explore it is a must-do. The audio tour gives you all the juicy details about its history.
Fisherman's Wharf: This place is buzzing with activity! From Pier 39 to watching the sea lions lounging around, there's so much to see and do. And don't forget to grab a bowl of clam chowder served in a sourdough bread bowl – it's a San Francisco classic.
Cable Cars: You can't visit SF without riding one of those iconic cable cars! Hop on board and enjoy the ride through the city's scenic streets. It's a real treat, especially on the Powell-Hyde or Powell-Mason lines.
Chinatown: Get ready to explore the vibrant streets of Chinatown, the oldest one in North America. There's delicious dim sum to try, tons of shops to browse, and the atmosphere is just electric.This is the top list to go San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge: First up, you gotta check out the Golden Gate Bridge. It's like the symbol of San Francisco! Whether you walk, bike, or drive across it, the views are absolutely stunning. Alcatraz Island: Ever heard of Alcatraz? It's this notorious island prison, and taking a ferry ride over to explore it is a must-do. The audio tour gives you all the juicy details about its history. Fisherman's Wharf: This place is buzzing with activity! From Pier 39 to watching the sea lions lounging around, there's so much to see and do. And don't forget to grab a bowl of clam chowder served in a sourdough bread bowl – it's a San Francisco classic. Cable Cars: You can't visit SF without riding one of those iconic cable cars! Hop on board and enjoy the ride through the city's scenic streets. It's a real treat, especially on the Powell-Hyde or Powell-Mason lines. Chinatown: Get ready to explore the vibrant streets of Chinatown, the oldest one in North America. There's delicious dim sum to try, tons of shops to browse, and the atmosphere is just electric.0 Comments 0 Shares 150 Views 0 Reviews
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