This club books nationally recognized musical acts.

This famous upscale department store is especially known for its high-quality service.

Located in Golden Gate National Park. Small boats are available for renting to sail Stow Lake.

Sip drinks to piano music while taking in a panoramic city view at this lofty and elegant Nob Hill hotel bar.

The museum itself is a work of art that houses a strong collection and traveling shows.

Trendy spot near Union Square.

This restored roadhouse landmark now houses the Golden Gate Park Visitor Center.

This venue for Latino art reflects the growing importance of Latino art and culture, particularly in California.

This pretty brewpub produces noteworthy beer and offers tasty food as well.

Armani's top-of-the-line fashion awaits shoppers at this new designer clothing boutique.

This community organization features exhibits on Chinese history, culture and art. And it's free.

A temple where tourists can light incense at the gilded shrine of Tien Hua, Protector of Travelers.

Originally managed by the War Department, the National Cemetery system now includes 114 cemeteries, managed since 1973 by the Department of Veteran's Affairs.

With more than 125 stores on three levels, plus seasonal concerts, festivals or art displays for the enervated shopper.

Specialty museum featuring artwork by Italians and Italian-Americans.

This well-known used bookstore carries a wide variety of titles to suit all tastes.

Four-hundred-mile scenic trail encircling San Francisco Bay.

This Pacific Heights street is now known for its trendy shops and eateries.

This downtown San Francisco landmark was the first Catholic church in California.

This pretty North Beach bar is just as trendy as it was fifty years ago.

Attend one of the best operas in the U.S. From September through January every year.

Browsing this bookstore is especially convenient for the before- and after-opera crowd.

SoMa - "South of Market Street" - is a center of artistic activity along the lines of New York City's Soho district.

A 284 foot wooden-step walkway leading up to the top of Telegraph Hill.

This 3.8 mile self-guided tour takes you through the history of San Francisco, from the 1906 earthquake to the arrival of the beat poets.

Experience wonderful ballet performances from October through May.

This vibrant neighborhood represents a diverse mix of Central American and Mexican cultures.

This bar, featuring great music nightly, is always packed.

Enjoy live blues and Southern cooking at this cozy venue.

This bakery produces traditional San Francisco sourdough and French breads that can be shipped or mail-ordered.

Runs from September through June, with summer pops in July.

Challenging and fun course, measuring only 5,146 yards at par 68, doesn't challenge the long-hitters but perfect for newcomers to the game.