where to go barf? (tourist guide)
08-21-2007, 09:52 AM
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where to go barf? (tourist guide)
i am asking you bay area regional forum where to go and what to do this weekend in the SF area
alcatraz?
the pier place with the bread and soup
i want like the disneyland and hollywood kinda stuff
first time tourist stuff.
and a good hotel with a spa
yes i will be going to hammy on sunday but thats in teh afternoon so anything else?
alcatraz?
the pier place with the bread and soup
i want like the disneyland and hollywood kinda stuff
first time tourist stuff.
and a good hotel with a spa
yes i will be going to hammy on sunday but thats in teh afternoon so anything else?
08-21-2007, 09:59 AM
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cable car ride
alcatraz
fishermans wharf
pier 39
stienhart aquarium
japanese tea garden
a walk across the golden gate bridge
golden gate park
coit tower
here is some of the most touristy stuff in SF
cable car ride
alcatraz
fishermans wharf
pier 39
stienhart aquarium
japanese tea garden
a walk across the golden gate bridge
golden gate park
coit tower
here is some of the most touristy stuff in SF
08-21-2007, 10:30 AM
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08-21-2007, 11:19 AM
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Japantown is interesting if you've never been there before.
Union Square/Downtown has lots of shops: visit the San Francisco Shopping Center and the Sony Metreon.
Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf: tourist heaven. Make sure you visit the Pier 39 Visitor's Center and show them your AAA card. You'll get a buncha coupons and a few hours free parking in their garage.
Chinatown is cool too.
Depending on where and when, I can meet you if you like. Seri has my number if you want it (unless she threw it away already haha); I had suggested we go eat at Ramen Club sometime but that's really up to all y'all.
Union Square/Downtown has lots of shops: visit the San Francisco Shopping Center and the Sony Metreon.
Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf: tourist heaven. Make sure you visit the Pier 39 Visitor's Center and show them your AAA card. You'll get a buncha coupons and a few hours free parking in their garage.
Chinatown is cool too.
Depending on where and when, I can meet you if you like. Seri has my number if you want it (unless she threw it away already haha); I had suggested we go eat at Ramen Club sometime but that's really up to all y'all.
