Discriminating beer lovers have a wide selection of brews to choose from at this Lower Haight pub.

One of the longest bridges in the world, this spectacular structure links downtown San Francisco with the city of Oakland.

This video bar attracts a yuppie gay crowd.

This quiet and reasonably priced bar is a find amongst the Wharf's tourist hangouts.

This dance club hosts a variety of musical styles by night and becomes a Thai restaurant by day.

This misnomer is really a bar that offers delicious food and drinks.

This observatory has a custom-made telescope that projects a field of 3,800 stars.

A great place to buy fresh trout.

The Coastal Trail is the 28-mile coastline of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

A 400-mile long trail running through the mountains surrounding San Francisco and San Pablo Bays.

This restored historical and architectural treasure is the home of San Francisco's American Conservatory Theater.

A 5.2 mile running trail, located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Marin Headlands.

All your travel needs can be fulfilled at this shop specializing in maps and guidebooks.

Located at the Point Bonita Lighthouse, these headlands offer a suspension bridge and hiking trail.

The highest point in the city has a cross on its peak and has been a religious site for years.

Take a tour of the tall ships at this antiquated pier.

Part of the Russian Center of San Francisco, this museum documents the lives and achievements of Russian émigrés in the west.

Downtown store especially known for its collection of art and architecture books.

Quaint, undiscovered shopping district with antique stores and cafes.

Trendy neighborhood in San Francisco with plenty of cool cafes, retail stores and restaurant choices to explore.

This area of North Beach contains several chic clothing stores as well as worthwhile cafes and restaurants.

Bookstore specializing in works of fiction and non-fiction regarding Russian history and culture.

Series of hiking trails that connect the Legion of Honor with the Golden Gate Bridge.

Brick stairway leading up Telegraph Hill.

East Bay offers stunning views from the Berkeley hills, including Grizzly Peak Park, Inspiration Point and Tilden Park.

Building designed by Timothy Pfleuger in the same art deco architectural style that was used for the Paramount Theatre.