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Best Bay Area Breweries
From warehouse breweries to intimate inner-city pubs, here are the best Bay Area breweries. It’s no surprise that the region that invented American beer in the late 1800s has also been a leader in the...
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7 Hidden Secrets of Golden Gate Park
After a day exploring Golden Gate Park, relax for a cup of tea at the Japanese Tea Garden. Stretching just over 1,000 acres between the Haight District and the Pacific Ocean, Golden Gate Park is the...
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Boating Around the San Francisco Bay
Host to the 2013 America’s Cup, San Francisco is a city for sailors. There’s a reason the region between San Jose and Marin County is called “the Bay Area.” The fish-shaped body of water that dominates...
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8 Foods and Drinks Invented in San Francisco
At Pesce, diners can pair a modern version of cioppino with classic cocktails and cicheti. Photo: Serena Renner. San Francisco’s food scene is not a new phenomenon. The City by the Bay has been...
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The Best Hilltop Views in San Francisco
A tiny park between Buena Vista Park and Twin Peaks, Tank Hill offers a beautiful view out to the west. With more than 50 hills, from the nub under Coit Tower to soaring Mount Davidson, San Francisco...
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Public Art in San Francisco
“Cupid’s Span” was inspired by the city’s reputation as the home port of Eros. Photo by Wonderlane/Flickr. One of the cultural capitals of California, and the country, San Francisco has long been known...
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San Francisco Institutions: At Least 100 Years Old
San Francisco didn’t really get settled until the Gold Rush began in 1848, yet some of the same businesses that started then are still kicking today. The 1906 Earthquake meant a lot of the original...
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Urban Hiking in San Francisco
Climbing to Twin Peaks’ grassy cap is an ultimate San Francisco urban hike. Between the renowned attractions, rolling hills, natural vegetation and rugged scenery, urban hiking in San Francisco is a...
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Halloween in San Francisco
Day of the Dead in San Francisco’s Mission District is an excellent Halloween finale. Photo: GPS/Flickr. Basecamp for Burning Man, home of a renowned Latin neighborhood that celebrates Day of the Dead,...
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Where to Warm Up in Winter in San Francisco
From fireplaces to hot tubs, here’s where to warm up in San Francisco this winter. Photo by Rick/Flickr. We all know the Mark Twain quote: “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San...
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