5 days in San Francisco. What do we do?
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5 days in San Francisco. What do we do?
My mom and I are taking a girls trip to San Francisco this summer. We will be there for 5 days. Any suggestions on where we should go. We will have a car and want to spend 2 night in the city. Is Union Square or Fishermans Warf better?
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A previous post mentioned the Japanese tea garden in Golden Gate park, which I had forgot about. I highly recommend it if you like gardens, very peaceful and they have a little area where you can get tea and look out over the gardens.
Since you have a car drive up to Twin Peaks one evening and take in the view over the city and watch the fog roll in. (otherwise, leave the car at the hotel and take public transportation)
I'm not sure of your interests, but going to the Haight and window shopping in the funky vintage stores can be fun also.
Since you have a car drive up to Twin Peaks one evening and take in the view over the city and watch the fog roll in. (otherwise, leave the car at the hotel and take public transportation)
I'm not sure of your interests, but going to the Haight and window shopping in the funky vintage stores can be fun also.
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Emily,
I would avoid Union Square. The last time I was there we were harrassed by numerous panhandlers, despite ignoring them. It really made us feel uneasy. Add to that the terrible stence of urine, and it was almost unbearable. Fisherman's Wharf was a little better, but it is the ultimate tourist trap. We also went down to Monterey and Carmal and throughly enjoyed it. I would suggest spending your time down there or split your time between Monterey and Sausalito and the wine country.
I would avoid Union Square. The last time I was there we were harrassed by numerous panhandlers, despite ignoring them. It really made us feel uneasy. Add to that the terrible stence of urine, and it was almost unbearable. Fisherman's Wharf was a little better, but it is the ultimate tourist trap. We also went down to Monterey and Carmal and throughly enjoyed it. I would suggest spending your time down there or split your time between Monterey and Sausalito and the wine country.
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