Things To Do In San Fran?
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Things To Do In San Fran?
I'm going up to Frisco at the end of the month for 5 days. I'm gonna go see the Raiders Charger game on the 30th but have nothing else to do. Any suggestions on maybe site seeing or something interesting other than the Golden Gate Bridge???? Oh and I'm not taking the G, to many miles to drive up there in it.
Last time I visited SF which was 3-4 yrs ago, I stopped by the Palace of Fine Arts. I have a serious knack on art museums, and this is one of the finest examples of outdoor art. I also liked the Chinatown there, very clean compared to most other C-towns in the US. Finally you can't miss walking along the EMB (Embarcadero). There are many interesting shops, stores, people and entertainment to check out, as well as good seafood to chomp on
Check out the Fisherman Wharf
After dinner, check out the Hyatt Regency Hotel (lobby) on the Embarcaderro St.
Last time I went, they had:
- a huge Christmas tree
- a miniature Christmas
and don't forget to take the glass elevator to top floor to Equinox restaurant for a cocktail drink and enjoy the 360 degrees fabulous view of San Francisco.
After dinner, check out the Hyatt Regency Hotel (lobby) on the Embarcaderro St.
Last time I went, they had:
- a huge Christmas tree
- a miniature Christmas
and don't forget to take the glass elevator to top floor to Equinox restaurant for a cocktail drink and enjoy the 360 degrees fabulous view of San Francisco.
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Visit Little Darlings off of Broadway if you want something to look at... Go towards the TL if looking isn't enough for you. Otherwise, hit up the bars and clubs like normal people here do...
All joking aside,
http://www.mapwest.com/events/htdocs/top_20.html
IMO, Fisherman's Warf is too crowded with tourists and is only good for the Hooters and I don't think the girls there look that good either. But since you're not from around the bay, then you might have fun there. Visit Little Italy if you're heading into Chinatown... lots of great food out there too.
All joking aside,
http://www.mapwest.com/events/htdocs/top_20.html
IMO, Fisherman's Warf is too crowded with tourists and is only good for the Hooters and I don't think the girls there look that good either. But since you're not from around the bay, then you might have fun there. Visit Little Italy if you're heading into Chinatown... lots of great food out there too.
They have this Da Vinci exhibit at the Metreon. I haven't been to it, but it looked interesting.
Da Vinci: An Exhibition of Genius
Where: The Metreon (101 4th Street), which last year was host to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.
Entry prices: Adult $19.50
What: An exhibition focused on the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, who during his lifetime, was "an inventor, painter, scientist, engineer, sculptor, anatomist, bioloist, musician, architect, philosopher..." Just your typical Renaissance Man, only not. Only more!
Inventions, paintings and more: Reproductions of Da Vinci's machines, paintings, and manuscripts comprise this exclusvie exhibtion. Highlights include 3D plasma presentations of "The Last Supper," the "Vitruvian Man" and "Sforza Horse".
San Francisco: The first North American venue. It's previously shown in Rome, Moscow, Melbourne, Rio, San Gimignano, and San Paulo
http://www.davincithegenius.com/sanfran.html
Da Vinci: An Exhibition of Genius
Where: The Metreon (101 4th Street), which last year was host to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.
Entry prices: Adult $19.50
What: An exhibition focused on the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, who during his lifetime, was "an inventor, painter, scientist, engineer, sculptor, anatomist, bioloist, musician, architect, philosopher..." Just your typical Renaissance Man, only not. Only more!
Inventions, paintings and more: Reproductions of Da Vinci's machines, paintings, and manuscripts comprise this exclusvie exhibtion. Highlights include 3D plasma presentations of "The Last Supper," the "Vitruvian Man" and "Sforza Horse".
San Francisco: The first North American venue. It's previously shown in Rome, Moscow, Melbourne, Rio, San Gimignano, and San Paulo
http://www.davincithegenius.com/sanfran.html
Originally Posted by dofu
Visit Little Darlings off of Broadway if you want something to look at... Go towards the TL if looking isn't enough for you.
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if your in the TL, check for the adams apple before u do anything. LOL
little darlings, they are raunchy. so make sure u bring a female friend. that way strippers can rip her shirt off for you.
market has Market Street Cinema and Crazy Horse. few blocks over, you got the mitchell brother's Offarrel Theatre (if u got money, go here). if your lookin for clubbing, check out dnc promotion's website. they throw events every week. usually at Fina Estampa, or a few downtown/borderline TL.
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Originally Posted by G-MENTED
if youre a charger fan, you can go kick it with the other gay charger fans on castro in sf after the raiders whoop on your team.






