San Fransisco Advice?
 

My hubby and I are planning to go to California for 1 week over Thanksgiving 2002...We were thinking 3-5 days in San Fransisco...? Also, thought we'd go nearby for 1-3 days...any thoughts? Should we go to the wine country....(napa?)We've never been to the area so we want to see the best there is to explore during this 1 week trip...any thoughts???????<BR><BR>Thanks!

SA is one of the more popular and more controversial topics of discussion here so I would suggest you type the words in the text search. Please don't be lazy sweetie. You have to learn to do some searching yourself.

Sorry, what is SA?

melissa,<BR><BR>As long as you are going, you might as well learn how to spell it correctly. It is "San Francisco".<BR><BR>Hope that helps.<BR><BR>Native

Maga & Native;<BR><BR>Bitter, table for two.

Native, why so grouchy today? It wasn't melissa who spelled it "SA" It was a rather nasty response from someone named magda. Melissa, do a search here as well as go to www.sfgate.com. You might also go to a bookstore or library and pick up a general guide book to start with and then some back with specific questions.

Melissa,<BR><BR>Hit Nappa Valley for a day, then drive sober south to Carmel, Pebble Beach or Monteray Bay along Route 1. It is the most exquisite, inspirational drive along the West Coast. Have fun!!<BR><BR>

Santa Cruz is nearby and very nice too.<BR>Have a good trip.

Melissa, keep asking the questions you're asking. That's why the forum is here. Laziness is not taking the time to reply constructively.....<BR><BR>Try to hit Suasalito for an afternoon. It's just north of the city once you cross the Golden Gate bridge. Or, take a ferry ride over. It's got some quaint little shops and a couple of fun bars/pubs. Plus, the houses on the hills are very nice to look at, and there's a nice sidewalk along the water to stroll. <BR><BR>Enjoy!

Melissa,<BR>Ignore the griping comments. I have always enjoyed and appreciated the advice from people on this forum.<BR>I love San Francisco- it's wonderful. Wine country is great,(St. Helena is a nice town), but I also love Mendocino - a quaint, artsy town on the coast, or Carmel. You won't go wrong no matter what you do. Have fun!