San Francisco sits on the edge of a
peninsula on the northern california
coast with 43 hills and a population of
over 800,000 free thinkers crafty
inventors and oddballs this city refuses
to be brought down to earth the cable
car offers the best way to explore the
city effortlessly climbing the hills
jump a ride to Fisherman's Wharf fight
through the tourists to grab a bowl of
clam chowder and stroll down to Pier 39
s K dock to catch the colony of sea
lions that call it home
stroll through Golden Gate Park San
Francisco's back yard indulge your
senses in the Mission District the
city's hub for music and art then step
back in time and wander through the
neighborhood of Haight Ashbury a
national symbol of the 1960s hippie
revolution
San Francisco has its own brand of
iconic landmarks from Alcatraz the
world's most notorious prison to the
Painted Ladies a lineup of pastel
colored Victorian houses the Golden Gate
Bridge is the most iconic landmark in
San Francisco completed in 1937 the Art
Deco suspension bridge connects the city
to Marin County more than 120,000 cars
cross the bridge each day
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