This distinctive skyscraper stands atop the site where Mark Twain is said to have met the real-life Tom Sawyer whose name and anecdotes would later inspire his famous novel. (From Aerial America) Read more.
One of the best values in SF. A museum for $25? That's fantastic. Open later on Thursdays and definitely avoid it during a rainy day - everyone and their mother shows up here. The MOMA app is terrible
SOMArts has several awesome spaces: a gallery, theater, 2 multi-use rooms, a media room, dark room, and print studio. If interested, submit form to Mary Molly here: http://bit.ly/HuuQWQ.
From "Dragon's Gate," walk north on Grant up to Broadway through the heart of Chinatown. Check out Good Mong Kok for dim sum take-out, Chong Qing for delicious noodles, or the famous R&G Lounge
A MUST-SEE when visiting San Francisco! You have to wait for some minutes but it's worth it! I recommend this on your first day because it will you provide you with a 360-degree great overview!
A very nice square to spend some time with friends. You can buy some chocolate, eat or drink something, it's really a very pleasant place
The art here is always changing, be sure to visit often. And when you do, pay close attention to the details. Look up, down, and all around. Every surface tells a story. Everything is a collaboration.
When the forecast predicts an 80-degree day in San Francisco, this is where everyone in the entire city flocks. But you don’t need warm weather to enjoy this view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Read more.
A secret gem of Golden Gate Park is the Garden of Shakespeare’s Flowers, located near the Japanese Tea Garden. Inspired by the masterworks of the famous playwright, the garden has over 200 flowers.
Perch yourself at the southwest corner of everybody’s favorite park for an incomparable view of palm trees set against the city skyline. It’s especially stunning on the occasional clear, balmy night. Read more.
