By Ann Chang
Introduction
Since the Gold Rush of 1849, San Francisco has become a big vibrant city, known...
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This bridge is probably one of the most iconic San Francisco landmarks. It's a suspension...
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Alcatraz Island is one of the famous historic sites in San Francisco, known for its...
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The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, known locally as the Bay Bridge, is one of the...
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Established with the Gold Rush of 1848, San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest Chinatown outside...
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A classic San Francisco experience, Fisherman's Wharf offers many hotels, restaurants, famous attractions, specialty shops,...
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At the foot of Market Street stands this historic landmark in San Francisco turned gourmet...
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Larger than New York's Central Park, Golden Gate Park is a massive urban park and...
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You can take the wooden stairway, also known as the Filbert Steps, up to the...
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Built during the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exhibition, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the...
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Established in 1907, The Swedish American Hall is one of the lesser-known historical landmarks in...
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Known as the gateway to the Castro, the Twin Peaks Tavern is an iconic landmark...
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Designated as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance in 2012, San Francisco Bay is a...
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Located on Third Street is the San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts (SFMOMA). Initially started...
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Right across from City Hall on Van Ness Avenue, the San Francisco Opera is one...
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Ghirardelli Square is a famous place in San Francisco, comprised of a public square filled...
Conclusion
Nothing is more representative of the Golden State than San Francisco. It's the perfect place...