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The San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau can mail you brochures, maps, and festivals and events listings. Information about the Wine Country, redwood groves, and northwestern California is available at the California Welcome Center on Pier 39. You can get information about the South Bay from the San Jose Visitor Information Center.

City

San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau (201 3rd St., Suite 900, San Francisco, 94103. 415/391-2000; 415/392-0328 TDD. www.sfvisitor.org). San Francisco Visitor Information Center (Hallidie Plaza, lower level, Powell and Market Sts., Union Sq. 415/391-2000; 415/392-0328 TDD. www.sfvisitor.org).

Metro Area

Berkeley Convention and Visitors Bureau (2015 Center St., Berkeley, 94704. 800/847-4823 or 510/549-7040. www.visitberkeley.com). Oakland Convention and Visitors Bureau (463 11th St., Oakland, 94607. 510/839-9000. www.oaklandcvb.com). San Jose Convention and Visitors Bureau (408 Almaden Blvd., San Jose, 95110. 800/726-5673 or 408/295-9600. www.sanjose.org).

State

California Travel and Tourism Commission (980 9th St., Suite 480, Sacramento, 95814. 800/862-2543 916/444-4429. www.visitcalifornia.com); free visitor's information and itinerary planners. California Welcome Center (2nd level, Pier 39, San Francisco, 94133. 415/981-1280. www.visitcwc.com).