Visit San Francisco
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Arriving from the airport we saw an exuberant upsurge of tightly grouped, golden skyscrapers. For an awful moment we thought San Francisco had...
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The Golden Gate Bridge. Said to be one of the most photographed things on Earth, the bridge is 1.7 miles wide and on days...
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ALCATRAZ was a name that brought fear to America's most notorious criminals from the 1930's to the...
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Are you ready for the ultimate dining spectacular? Forget culinary delights and fancy napkins, all you need in San Francisco is a big top...
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Fly down to Butterfly Restaurant @ Pier 33, Embarcadero, San Francisco for floor to ceiling windows overlooking San Francisco...
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When you walk along Pier 39, in San Francisco at lunchtime, you pass many tempting eateries among the touristy shops, but there's a...
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It's always marginally disturbing to walk into a bar and find the women are all better looking than you. Especially if they're all...
8. Hotel Triton
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You know you’re in San Francisco - and certainly the ever-so-chic Hotel Triton - when the concierge takes time to explain...
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The Fairmont San Francisco is a luxury hotel in the heart of the city. An historical building, it lies claim to the first place that Tony Bennet...
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Next door to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Moscone Center and the Metreon entertainment center, the W Hotel of San...
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Or over on the west coast, how about San Francisco and the Grand Hotel Four Seasons, which really does live up to the term “Grand”. Its...
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The Huntington Hotel in San Francisco describes itself as - "...a warm, welcoming tribute to an era when travel was truly glamorous,...
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There are so many reasons to fly into Los Angeles and out from San Francisco if you’re travelling to California. Route 1, or the...
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There are few finer driving holidays than the classic route along Highway 1 to Los Angeles and then through the Mojave Desert to Las Vegas. Follow...
