Things to Do in San Francisco, CA - Attractions, Activities, What to Do in San Francisco

Andi Wilkinson

Where do locals go shopping for clothes in San Francisco?

Andi Wilkinson November 19 at 08:43 PM

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Nancy D Brown January 11 at 02:42 PM

Here's a link to my favorite shops all over San Francisco: http://www.nancydbrown.com/2011/11/25/san-francisco-shopping.html

Nancy D Brown

Abby Preston November 21 at 01:04 AM

I love going to Villains in Haight-Ashbury. The whole area is great for clothes shopping, but Villains is the best in San Francisco for shir ... morets, sweaters, and boots. The stuff there is high-quality, too, so it lasts a really long time.

Abby Preston

Amber Martinez November 20 at 05:14 PM

San Francisco locals have hundreds of apparel and clothing stores to choose from. Among the sought-after shopping locations are Chestnut Str ... moreeet, Union Square, Westfield San Francisco Center, Filmore Street, Haight Street, and Polk Street. For specific boutiques, you can go to Manifesto for women and children clothing, TSE store for both women and men clothes, and the Nike Store for sports clothes.

Amber Martinez

Allison Wagner November 20 at 01:01 AM

Upscale shopping is available at Union Square Park. Westfield is the only indoor mall in the park. It is home to a range of boutique shops a ... morend upscale department stores, including Banana Republic, True Religion, J. Crew, and Calvin Klein.

Allison Wagner
Jonathan Glover

What's the best inexpensive park with lots of nature and wildlife in San Francisco?

Jonathan Glover November 19 at 04:43 PM

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Juan Caldera November 20 at 09:01 PM

The Golden Gate Park is an inexpensive park for you to enjoy the outdoors and nature in San Francisco, California. You can stroll along the ... moreJapanese Tea Gardens and enjoy the abundant plants.

Juan Caldera

Juanita Gonzalez November 20 at 01:05 PM

The San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park is a great place to visit. The ocean views are fabulous. A five dollar admission covers ... moreyou for a week of visits to this park.

Juanita Gonzalez

Joseph Griffin November 20 at 08:21 AM

Angle Island State Park is free, although donations are appreciated. The island has beautiful walking paths, and many species of birds can ... morebe observed. This is one attraction you don't want to miss!

Joseph Griffin

Joyce Barker November 19 at 05:57 PM

Candlestick Point State Recreation Area is a free park that people of all ages will enjoy. The park is located on the bay, allowing guests t ... moreo enjoy aquatic wildlife and scenery.

Joyce Barker
Jillian Berkeley

Are there any free neighborhood walking tours in in San Francisco?

Jillian Berkeley November 19 at 07:43 AM

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Joanna Summers November 20 at 02:11 PM

San Francisco City Guides offer a bunch of free walking tours in the city. The tours vary depending on the day, but they can cover things li ... moreke Victorian homes, Gold Rush historic sites, or areas hit by the 1906 earthquake.

Joanna Summers

Joelle Fader November 20 at 12:26 AM

San Francisco City Guides offer walking tours of many areas of the city. There are several tours every day, so check the current schedule to ... more select the tour that interests you.

Joelle Fader

John Morel November 19 at 08:35 PM

San Francisco City Guides is a group of volunteers that organises many fascinating tours of the city. The tours are free, though donations a ... morere always welcome. Tour themes include the art deco marina area, Chinatown, and dozens of others.

John Morel

Joe Silva November 19 at 06:51 PM

City Guides has been offering walking tours of the city of San Francisco. There is no cost for taking the regularly scheduled tour. The tour ... mores take up to two hours and are themed. The tours include the 1906 San Francisco Fire and Earthquake, Bungalows of Westwood Park, Chinatown and Downtown Deco.

Joe Silva
Gina Whaley

I am looking for a romantic weekend getaway spot in San Francisco. Any suggestions?

Gina Whaley November 19 at 03:43 AM

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Felicia Wysocka November 20 at 01:19 PM

Book a room at the Hotel Majestic, a hotel that boasts a romantic stay in San Francisco. The hotel is also located near Fishermen's Wharf, G ... moreolden Gate Park and other famous San Francisco attractions that make a perfect outing during your weekend getaway.

Felicia Wysocka

Don Schwartz November 20 at 11:54 AM

One interesting place that's ideal for a romantic weekend is the Fairmont Heritage Place, Ghirardelli Square. This luxurious hotel was once ... morea chocolate factory, and it offers lots of charm and comfort.

Don Schwartz

Colleen MacPherson November 19 at 10:18 PM

The Golden Gate Hotel is the perfect place for a romantic weekend getaway in San Francisco. Featuring old-world charm, this bed and breakfa ... morest also has a house cat, afternoon tea, and free wireless!

Colleen MacPherson

Eugenio Valdez November 19 at 08:17 AM

Stay at the beautifully renovated Clift Hotel for the weekend, and enjoy a special ambiance that is just perfect for a romantic getaway. It ... morecombines the original Victorian architecture of the building with modern touches like digital art displays.

Eugenio Valdez
Ally Baker

What's a good place to take a walk along the waterfront in San Francisco?

Ally Baker November 18 at 02:43 AM

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'Uday Malouf November 19 at 10:30 AM

The Embarcadero Waterfront is by far the nicest place in San Francisco to take a stroll. The views of the bay and the bridge are beautiful. ... moreThere are a bunch of food booths around in case you get hungry, and sometimes local performers have shows there.

'Uday Malouf

Amber Kohl November 19 at 04:50 AM

No question, my favorite place is the Embarcadero. Start near the financial district and walk until you reach Fisherman's Wharf. This is a g ... morereat idea at sunset. Start about one hour before the sun sets, and when you reach the Wharf, it will be time for dinner.

Amber Kohl

Angela Ricci November 18 at 05:13 PM

When I want to enjoy the view of the waterfront and get active at the same time, I head to the Embarcadero pathway. It's an amazing way to s ... moreoak in the culture and beauty of San Francisco while also working in my daily exercise.

Angela Ricci

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