Youth Hostel in San Francisco
Travel Tips for HI - San Francisco - Downtown (Page 8/20)
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21 Sep 2011 Anne, Scotland:
Castro - as long as you are open minded. Great for those who are gay and gay friendly |
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21 Sep 2011 Anne, Scotland:
Cycling over the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito. If you can manage it keep going to Tiburon as there are loads of funky little house boats and great scenery that is a lot less congested. |
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21 Sep 2011 Anne, Scotland:
Head down the coast to Carmel and Monterey Bay |
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20 Sep 2011 Bianca, England & Wales:
Cheesecake Factory cake. The food is nice but a bit pricey. Head to Fishermans Wharf for food. |
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20 Sep 2011 Bianca, England & Wales:
Late night Thursdays at the Science Museum. They have a white alligator!! Seeing is believing. |
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20 Sep 2011 Bianca, England & Wales:
Riding the cable cars. Try to stand at the front on either side. Alcatraz Island - book in advance but it is so worth it. Fishermans Wharf art galleries on the way to Ghirardelli's chocolate factory. |
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20 Sep 2011 Bianca, England & Wales:
Muir Woods - you need a car. If you go after 5pm its free! |
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19 Sep 2011 RAMSES ALEJANDRO, Mexico:
Golden Gate, Mission and Haight! |
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15 Sep 2011 Gail, England & Wales:
ferry to Sausilito is a nice afternoon out and cheaper than the bay cruises. |
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04 Sep 2011 JANE, England & Wales:
Mel's Diners (Van Ness Ave and Mission+4th are two of them). $7.95 for a 6oz steak, 3 eggs, grilled potatoes, toast and jelly. Lori's Diner a few yards from the Hostal. Fridays only is Clam Chowder day. |
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