Youth Hostel in San Francisco
Travel Tips for HI - San Francisco - Fisherman's Wharf (Page 1/20)
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29 Jan 2012 Dana, USA:
Plant restaurant on Embarcadero - good for vegetarians or gluten-free folks. |
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28 Jan 2012 Elizabeth, New Zealand:
Harbour Cruise of San Francisco / Hop-on-off bus / visit Sausilito |
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23 Jan 2012 Art, USA:
I'm sure you already know that for the Fisherman's Wharf Hostel, the best bet is a short walk up to Chestnut street. The Dragon Well, a Chinese restaurant, serves excellent Mandarin cuisine. |
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23 Jan 2012 Art, USA:
Working trip for me; didn't get a chance to sample. |
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11 Jan 2012 Ed, USA:
The Stinking Rose Restaurant at Columbus and Broadway. The incredible Farmers market at the Ferry Building on Saturdays (We spent four hours perusing the largest Farmers market we have ever been to.) |
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11 Jan 2012 Ed, USA:
Tea tasting at Vital Leaf tea on Grant St. in Chinatown. |
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24 Dec 2011 HANMIL, USA:
In hostel, every wednesday there's free pizza, thursday there's $5 spagetti with wine. |
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20 Dec 2011 Angela, Australia:
Boudin Bakery, watch them make a six-foot long bread crocodile. |
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20 Dec 2011 Angela, Australia:
Alcatraz. Go at night or on the early boat because it gets incredibly crowded. |
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20 Dec 2011 Angela, Australia:
Take the train to Chicago, you can't beat the view. |
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| HI Hostel San Francisco - Fisherman's WharfHI-San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf hostel is the first and most famous hostel in the "City by the Bay." This is the ideal choice for travellers who want to stay in a park setting with stunning views, but still have easy access to the city's urban delights. | more...... |