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Fisherman's Wharf

A Complete Guide To San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf: An Infographic

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Whether you are planning a trip or seeking information about Fisherman’s Whraf , you will find a abundance of knowledge on how this San Francisco attraction manages to bring huge crowd from all over the world. Fisherman’s Wharf can be reached by taking cable car from Union Square. Many ferry rides take off from here for tours to Alcatraz Island and scenic Marine County.

Have a look at the infographic by CARMEL for a complete guide to San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf.

San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf

Fun Facts
Fisherman’s Wharf is one of San Fransciso’s most visited areas.
In 1985, the wharf was used for filming the James Bond film “A View to a Kill”.

Where To Eat:
Many people visit Fisherman’s Wharf to enjoy the mouth watering seafood that includes hot servings of clam chowder served in sourdough bread bowls. keep Ghirardelli Square at the top of your bucket list to taste some of the country’s most appetizing chocolates.

Where To Shop:
There are endless possibilities for shopping at Fisherman’s Wharf with several shopping centers that include the most famous PIER 39 and The Cannery.

What To See And Do:
Besides shopping and dining, Fisherman’s Wharf also boasts some near-by attractions such as:

  • Aquarium Of The Bay
  • PIER 39’s West Marina Sea Lions
  • USS Pampanito Submarine And SS Jeremia O’Brien
  • Musee Mecanique
  • Fish Alley
  • Bay Cruises And Ferries
  • San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
Ghirardelli Square

Everything You Must Know About Ghirardelli Square The Chocolate Factory: An Infographic

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There is so much to see and do in San Francisco. SF offers plenty of attractions, food places and shopping centers. Ghirardelli Square is one of the iconic landmark of San Francisco with restaurants and shops in the Fisherman’s Wharf area of San Francisco, California. It is considered as the first successful adaptive reuse project in the country, has a history that spans more than a century and covers three continents.

This place has a rich and long history so take a good look at the infographic below by Visually to know more about Ghirardelli Square.

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A Little History Of Ghirardelli Square:

Ghirardelli Square was named after Italian chocolatier and is founded by Domenico Ghirardelli, who, after working in South America, moved to California. The Ghirardelli Chocolate company was incorporated in 1852, and it is the third oldest chocolate company in the United States, after Whitman’s and Baker’s Chocolate.

Check Out Some Of It’s Famous And Mouth-Watering Products As Well:

  • Milk chocolate (with caramel filling , caramelized almonds ,with salt and almonds )
  • Dark chocolate with sea salt and almonds
  • Dark chocolate with caramel filling
  • Dark chocolate with mint filling
  • Dark chocolate with raspberry filling
  • Dark chocolate with strawberry filling
  • Cacao milk chocolate, dark chocolate, premium baking bar
  • Cacao milk chocolate (with caramel filling or with espresso )
  • Cinnamon Crunch, layered white and milk chocolate with cinnamon sugar
  • Peppermint bark, layered white and milk chocolate with candy cane pieces
  • Peppermint bark with Dark Chocolate, same as above except dark chocolate replaces milk chocolate
  • Cinnamon-spiced almond
  • White chocolate with vanilla bean
  • Milk chocolate with pumpkin spice caramel filling
  • Rich layers of chocolate with crunchy cookie bits.
  • Cabernet Matinee Dark Chocolate infused with a hint of natural Blackberry and grape flavor .

Now, you might be wondering how to reach there? Among all the alternatives Cable Cars are the best way to reach this popular destination.

San Francisco Travel Guide

A Perfect Travel Guide To San Francisco: An Infographic

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San Francisco is also known as the City by the Bay, is a colorful, diverse and an appealing destination. SF attracts visitors from all corners of the world with its culture, beauty, history and energetic feel. It is best known for its steep hills and the finest cuisine. The wide-range of architecture, sandy beaches, cultural diversity and entertainment for all ages makes San Francisco a most considerable destination for vacations.

If you are planning a trip to San Francisco go through the infographic below by LUXURYHOTELSSANFRANCISCO and help yourself to make your trip remarkable.

San Francisco Guide

Things That Makes San Francisco A Must Visit City:

Cable car Ride: Cable Cars offer fantastic retro-style tour of the city’s neighborhood’s and districts.

Vintage Chick shopping: Get bargain basement prices at thrift stores or step into one of the many amazing vintage boutiques and thrift shops.

Satisfy your sweet and savoury craving with the renowned Mama’s: Mama’s is located at the North Beach means you are at the right spot for sightseeing and shopping once breakfast is over.

View the fascinating SF from Coit Tower: It provides 360 degree views of the city and bay, including the Golden Gate and Bay bridges.

Take a walk at the Golden Gate Park: SF’s Golden Gate Park enclose several major attractions including museums, lakes, and gardens.

Sacramento Street

Sacramento Street: The Best Place To Shop & Dine In SF

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Sacramento Street Map For San Francisco Shopping:

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This below given infographic represents a walking street with the Victorian houses, people running hanging out and shopping. And, if you want to know about the other hidden gems of San Francisco then you are just a click away.

Sacramento Street: The Best Place To Shop & Dine In SF

San Francisco is full of hidden gems. One of them is Sacramento Street, which is located in an elegant section of San Francisco. This Shopping district occupies around 12 blocks and the main features are the interior decor shops and clothing boutiques. It offers household items from small to large, from cashmere sofa throws and aromatic soaps to Persian rugs and French tables. You will find a great mix of shops, eateries, and other businesses and services up and down the street. Sacramento Street is recognized for antiques,trend-setting clothing, home furnishings and food.

Coit Tower

Things You Probably Did Not Know About Coit Tower: A Video

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San Francisco is loaded with plenty of fascinating attractions, one of them is Coit Tower which is also known as the Lillian Coit Memorial Tower built in 1933. The tower was designed by Jr. architect of San Francisco’s City Hall. The murals inside the tower were painted in 1934 by a group of artists hired by the Public Works of Art Project.

When you’ll get in the Coit Tower you’ll find yourself within a slender shaped concrete column that holds a gift shop from where you can buy tickets at reasonable prices, to take the elevator to the top of the tower. From there, the vision is even more fascinating. This 210 foot tall tower provides 360-degree views of the city and the bay, which includes the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and many other San Francisco attractions or sights.

In the video given below by WorldSiteGuides, you can find out more things you probably did not know about Coit Tower.

Coit Tower Entrance Prices
It’s free to get inside the Coit Tower, but if you want to get to the top of the tower to enjoy the view from the top, then it’s $5 for seniors, $7 for adults, $2 for kids aged from 5 to 12 and children under 4 are free.

Coit Tower Visiting Hours
10am – 6pm May-October
10am-5pm November-April

San Francisco's Pride The Cable Car

Fun Facts You Must Know About San Francisco Cable Cars: An Infographic

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Before the Great Earthquake of 1906, there were more than 600 cable cars in San Francisco. Today only 40 are left: 28 “single-enders” serve the Powell Street routes and 12″double-enders” serve the California street route. These cars have capacity of carrying more than 60 people.

Take a look at the infographic by Visually and know more about the cable car system in San Francisco.

Cable Car Facts

Read About San Francisco’s Cable Car Museum: 

San Francisco day trip is not complete without a ride on the cable car. It was established in 1974. It is operated by the Friends of the Cable Car Museum as a nonprofit educational facility. The museum houses three antique cable cars from 1870,it also offers a variety of cable car memorabilia, clothing, books, cards and cable car bells!

Let’s Jump To The History Of Cable Cars:

The idea of San Francisco cable car system came from a man who witnessed a terrifying accident on a typically damp summer day in 1869.

Hallidie was born in England and moved to the U.S. in 1852. His father registered the first patent in Great Britain the manufacture the wire- rope. Then, Hallidie started using this technology in California’s Gold Country. He used the wire rope to design and build a suspension bridge across Sacramento’s American River. He founded another use of wire-rope for pulling huge ore cars out of the underground mines on tracks.The next step was moving his wire rope to San Francisco.

Best Places For Ionic San Francisco View

10 Best Places For Ionic San Francisco View: A Video

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San Francisco offers a extensive range of peculiar views because of its contrasting landscapes. This city is full of history, great neighborhoods, parks, beaches and museums. Some of the most notable attractions, beyond the famous Golden Gate bridge are historic Alcatraz Island, Muir Woods (National Park) and Fisherman’s Wharf.

Watch the video below by Shia productions and enjoy the views of San Francisco’s major attractions.

Here are 10 places from where you can fully appreciate San Francisco’s unique beauty.

  • The view from Coit Tower
  • The glass elevator in Westin ST. Francis
  • The roof top of the SFO Long Term Parking Lot
  • The bridge into Portrero Hill at 18th&Utah
  • The pedestrian path of the Golden Gate Bridge
  • Mile Rock at the point of Land’s End
  • The turnaround at Twin Peaks
  • The paths of Buena Vista Park
  • The observatory at DE Young Museum
  • The Peak of Corona Heights Park
Solo Travel In San Francisc

Try Some Free Yet Guided SF Walking Tours

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Traveling solo does not mean being alone.You meet so many people along your journey, make them friends and they all influence you in some way. There is no particular age to get up and try some adventure, there is always someting special about hitting the road and encountering yourself to some of the world’s most fascinating attractions.

There are countless things to do in San Francisco and it’s a great destination for both luxury and budget travelers and most importantly it’s absolutely safe for female solo travelers. SF is crammed with five- star restaurants, coffee shops, cafes, excellent museums, gardens, Parks and much more.

So… what are you waiting for? Take a San Francisco trip! There are plenty of sights to be seen, drinks to be drunk and foods to be eaten in San Francisco. Just follow the below given video for more information about San Francisco tours by Travel SASSY.

Dating In San Francisco

5 Helpful Dating Tips In San Francisco’s Style

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San Francisco bay area is one of the finest places to take your loved one for the best date ever. With its breathtaking views, iconic landmarks and top-grade food and wine it is always on the top of the bucket list of travelers.

Here Are A Few Activities To Spice Up Your Date In San Francisco:

Take your date to the Musee Mecanique, Sausalito or for Soma wine tasting tour.
Take a hike up Bernal Hill.
Learn how to cook at cheese school on Powell Street .
Have dinner, choose restaurant with the best view.
Go for a San Francisco city sightseeing tour.
Lastly, tale a long walk at Golden Gate Bridge, it’s simply breathtaking.

To know more about the best dating places in San Francisco bay area, just have a look on the infographic given by elpaseotransportation.com

San Francisco Bay Area Dating