Museums are not quite the first thing that pops into ones mind when thinking of possible San Francisco attractions, a US city much praised for its nonconformist attitude and liberal atmosphere (as we all know, San Francisco is the place where hippies where born and one with the most gay-friendly communities). With less than 1 million inhabitants and iconic attractions such as the vintage cable cars or Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco is visited by millions of tourists each year. So no won... [ read more ]
If you ever decide to embark in a culinary exploration of the West Coast of United States, San Francisco has all the chances to become your Gourmet Wonderland. San Francisco is well known for its eccentricities, and food is one chapter in the book of oddities that will not disappoint you. From unconventional to simply weird, San Francisco restaurants display a great variety of themes, decors and culinary practices. Today’s post about unusual restaurants in San Francisco addresses gourmands... [ read more ]
The inhabitants of San Francisco have often been accused of eccentricity and even smug. This might be partially true, but the so called eccentricity is often the mark of creativity. San Francisco is arguably the most liberal city in the United States and a very fun city to visit. With an impressive number of festivals and street celebrations, San Francisco is the one place where there’s always something interesting going on. You can also find some of the weirdest festivals in San Francisco... [ read more ]
Allowing just one day for San Francisco sightseeing might be a little unfair towards the ‘City by the Bay’, but with a little bit of luck and good planning you’ll be able to squeeze in quite a lot of attractions. San Francisco is very tourist-friendly and quite small compared with NYC or Los Angeles, so you won’t have to drive 50 miles from one attraction to another. Booking a hop on-hop off tour bus, a segway or bicycle tour can save you precious time, but if you want to be independ... [ read more ]
