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San Francisco Tourist Attractions

There are numerous attractions in San Francisco other than the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39. We had fun discovering the city by foot (and of course rode an occasional cable car) to see what what we could find. The hills are a challenge  and make the city unique. We were also fascinated by the victorian style architecture of some of the homes and then the refreshingly modern pastel colors of other homes. It was a lovely addition to the charm and beauty of the city.

 

 

 

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This is the Bay Bridge of San Francisco. It is supposingly the longest steel high level bridge in the world and more than double the length of the famous Golden Gate Bridge. It connects the city of San Francisco to Treasure Island and beyond. Treasure Island has a formal naval base and also is a great stop for getting great pictures of the San Francisco skyline.

The Bay Bridge in San Francisco

San Francisco Skyline

This is a picture of the skyline taken from Treasure Island.

Alcatraz is the famous prison everyone knows about and of course located on an island. There are tour boats that take you to the island but you should reserve them in advance as they are often sold out 7-10 days ahead.

Alcatraz

San Francisco, Coit Tower

Coit Tower on the top of Telegraph Hill was dedicated to the firemen of San Francisco and is a great way to see all sides of the city once you reach the top. For a fee, there are elevators that take you up and there is no time limit on how long you can stay. We were hoping that the windows were not fitted with glass but unfortunately, that was the case. You can still take good pictures, though.

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