Posted in San Francisco
November 13, 2017
How To Spend Two Days In California’s Most Unique City
If you’re in San Francisco for a special weekend then there is a lot to do for newcomers, visitors, and even locals. When you only have two days to show off this beautiful then follow this itinerary. Try out this Two day San Francisco trip for fun!
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The first order of the trip should be Golden Gate Bridge. The bridge is the city's most famous landmark, and a wonderful piece of engineering and design.
Take the time to walk and explore Crissy Field. Walk along the pathway of Crissy Field, near the bridge, and enjoy awesome beach views.
End the day by heading to Embarcadero for some great food. Waterbar is a popular seafood restaurant in a spectacular setting with panoramic Bay views. More information on the Waterbar.
On the second day, start your trek at the Ferry building marketplace in Embarcadero. Explore the artisanal food shops, restaurants, and boardwalk on Embarcadero. If you come on Saturday then make sure to catch the farmers market at the Ferry Building.
Go toward Union Square via a cable car. Riding a cable is a classic San Francisco moment that should be done at least once. Once you get to Union Square enjoy the many activities, shops, and attractions.
Head to the iconic and one-of-a-kind zig zag street on Lombard street. This is one of the most memorable stops in San Francisco.
The last spot is the iconic Palace of Fine Arts Exhibition in the Marina area. Enjoy and take in the Greco-Roman rotunda and colonnades in the middle of San Francisco.
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