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Seward Street Slides
posted by qhice Needs a bit of planning as it's a little off the beaten track plus you need some sort of cardboard to sit on (we got ours the night before when shops put the rubbish out) but once you get there the fun can commence! The slides are cool as!! Shoe Garden
posted by jsullivan What I love about visiting San Francisco is that there is always the chance you'll spot something totally off-the-wall and this is the perfect example. It's a small garden with lots of lost or donated shoes planted with flowers into a beautiful and quirky offering! Camera Obscura
posted by xbeals Awesome place! Strangely, they have designed the building to look like a camera (which it sort-of does) which is a startling start, but power through! The camera obscura is an amazing piece of kit, I loved seeing it. Angel Island
posted by kmiller What an eye-opening tour on a beautiful island, compared to South Africa's Ellis Island for its dark history of imprisonment. Really worth doing, but probably not for kids. Roaring Camp Railroads
posted by vschuth I love city breaks but I always like to get into the countryside too and see the land, so this was ideal. We could see the huge redwoods which was a treat, and had a lovely day out. |
Although its 1960s heyday is a now just a fond memory, the liberal and multicultural ethos still thrives in San Francisco. Whilst tourists flock to see Alcatraz and hope that the mists lift to reveal the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bohemian lifestyle is still on offer away from the waterfront where bars and restaurants are filled with local characters. A flight to San Francisco International Airport will take 13 hours or so if you are heading in from the UK. Transfer times after San Francisco flights have landed can vary, but expect to spend no more than 30 minutes on the road before you get to one of the San Francisco hotels which litter the city centre. Cheap flights to San Francisco are available from many airports, if you can handle the jet lag. Taxis are widely available and the cable car network is the preferred form of public transport if you want to experience the world famous sights in style. However, you can use car hire from San Francisco Airport to get yourself a head start, bypass any transport issues and wing your way to your destination. There's plenty to see whether at the waterfront where bay trips, chowder and piers are top of the list or in the famous Haight-Ashbury district where musicians, poets and dropouts have congregated for decades. San Francisco flights can bring you capitalist delights as well as communal ideals, in this relaxed and vibrant city. You might want to take a trip up to Coit Tower which gives you an unparalleled view of the bay and the city.Flights To San Francisco
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