Tag: san francisco

  • Embarcadero waterfront at night

    Over the past year or so I’ve taken to walking along the Embarcadero waterfront, if for no other reason than to stretch my legs after […]

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  • Exploratorium’s Curious Contraptions exhibit

    50 years ago the Exploratorium opened, a first of its kind museum aimed at teaching science to kids and teens with a 100% hands-on approach […]

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  • Seven Stills tour

    Last night I took a tour of the new Seven Stills Brewery & Distillery, a brewpub located on the edge of the Design District and […]

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  • The murals at 23rd and Capp

    At the intersection of 23rd Street and Capp — two relatively small streets — there’s a series of colorful murals so wide it spans two […]

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  • Portals of the Past

    While wandering through Golden Gate Park on a particularly foggy afternoon, I stopped by Lloyd Lake to see one of the park’s more unusual features […]

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  • Haunted Ghost Tour from Wild SF Walking Tours

    Over Halloween it occurred to me that I tend to gravitate toward “ghost tours” everywhere I go, but I’d never taken any traditional ghost tours […]

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  • Haas-Lilienthal House

    A block away from Lafayette Park in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights neighborhood is the Haas-Lilienthal House, a well-preserved 19th century Queen Anne Victorian home. Today […]

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  • Salesforce Tower Tour

    I got to see the city from a new perspective yesterday thanks to the free Salesforce Tower Tour. Tickets for this are rarely available and […]

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  • The Tony Bennett statue

    Today I came across the statue of Tony Bennett just outside the Fairmont Hotel on Nob Hill. It’s been there since 2016 though I don’t […]

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  • The Emperor Norton plaque is back

    Those who visited the old Transbay Terminal before it was demolished may remember the plaque dedicated to Emperor Norton next to the front door. The […]

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