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visiting the Yoda Fountain at Letterman Digital Arts
Discover the magic behind the Yoda Statue in San Francisco's Presidio, a tribute to Lucasfilm's legacy and the wisdom of the Jedi Master, inviting fans and visitors to explore a unique piece of cinematic history
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Lands End Labyrinth at Lands End
Discover the hidden side of San Francisco with our guide to 35 secret spots and off-the-beaten-path gems. From the tranquil melodies of the Wave Organ to the exhilarating Seward Street Slides, these unique attractions offer a deeper look into the city's diverse and creative spirit.
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The Buried Ships of Yerba Buena Cove by Michael Warner et al., 2017
Beneath the bustling streets of San Francisco lie the remnants of ships from the Gold Rush era, a hidden maritime graveyard that tells the tale of the city's transformation and its intimate connection to the sea.
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Pier 39 Sea Lions
The California sea lions at PIER 39, San Francisco, have been a major attraction since 1989, growing from a few to over 1,700 due to ample food and space. The Marine Mammal Center aids their welfare, offering global live views via the Sea Lion Webcam.
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Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915, held in San Francisco, celebrated the Panama Canal's opening and the city's earthquake recovery. Showcasing global innovations, it featured iconic architecture, technological breakthroughs, and cultural exhibitions, leaving a lasting legacy on the world's fair tradition.
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Karl the Fog over Golden Gate Bridge
Who is the Mysterious Karl the Fog? Often Seen Hanging Out Around The Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco is a city known for its captivating beauty, from its iconic Golden Gate Bridge to its charming cable cars. But among the city’s many residents, one has proven to be particularly elusive yet universally recognized: Karl the...
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Chinatown
Top 11 things to do and see in Chinatown San Francisco It’s not often one gets to visit the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest outside of Asia. As such, this living breathing section of San Francisco is rife with history and is a magnificent way to spend a couple of days. With 24 city...
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sightseeing tour down Lombard Street the crookedest street aboard San Francisco Jeep Tours
Top 10 Fun Facts about Lombard Street the Crookedest Street San Francisco boasts some of the steepest streets in the U.S. Lombard Street is one of the most unique, thanks to its vertically-endowed one-block section of 8 hair-pin turns located in the Russian Hill district. This coupled with the attractive landscaping makes it a great...
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North Beach Pastry Shop
North Beach is a neighborhood in San Francisco known for its Italian-American heritage and history. 11 Fun facts about North Beach and Little Italy in San Francisco North Beach is a neighborhood in San Francisco known for its Italian-American heritage and history. North Beach is located in the northeastern part of San Francisco and is known...
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Golden Gate Bridge
38 Fun Facts and Things You Didn’t Know About San Francisco San Francisco, the vibrant and iconic city by the bay, is full of surprises and fascinating history. From its famous landmarks to its unique culture, there’s always something new to discover in the city by the bay. To pique your curiosity and entertain you,...
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Painted Ladies
The Painted Ladies in San Francisco, where Victorian charm meets vibrant hues in a kaleidoscope of architectural delight. San Francisco is a city known for its stunning landmarks and vibrant neighborhoods, but one sight that truly captures the essence of its charm is the world-famous Painted Ladies. These iconic pastel-colored Victorian homes, also known as “postcard...
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Haight Ashbury Window Legs
31 Whimsical Fun Facts and Tidbits about Haight Ashbury 1 “The Grateful Corner” That iconic photo of The Grateful Dead taken on the corner of Haight and Ashbury Streets solidified Haight Ashbury’s status as the global hub of peace and love. 2 “Summer of Love Central” In 1967, Haight Ashbury became the epicenter of the...
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Feral Parrots
The Enchanting Tale of San Francisco’s Wild Parrots on Telegraph Hill Nestled within the bustling streets of San Francisco, an unexpected surprise awaits those who look to the skies – a vibrant and raucous flock of wild parrots. These feathered residents have become a beloved part of the city’s landscape, captivating the hearts of locals...
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Karl the Fog covers San Francisco in a blanket of white. cc 4.0 David Yu
Discover the fascinating facts, unique personalities, and natural wonders behind San Francisco's legendary fog
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