My first true weekend in San Francisco after working a full week, I took advantage of the beautiful weather and continued to explore the city. We had a long weekend from work, so I rented a car on Monday, drove over the Golden Gate Bridge and explored Muir Woods.
All the nature in the area is amazing - one second you're in the woods, then on a mountain top, then on a beach and its all picture perfect.
Highlights of the weekend:
- Japantown - A little part of Japanese history in SF
- Alamo Square - Cute little park/neighborhood and home to The Painted Ladies (basically looks like the Full House neighborhood)
- Golden Gate Park - Such a beautiful park to just take a walk in
- Mount Davidson - The highest natural point in SF at 928 feet which also features a cross that represents victims of the Armenian Genocide
- Muir Woods - Peaceful park to see the redwood trees
- Golden Gate View Point in Mill Valley - Beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge from the Sausalito side
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Japantown |
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The Painted Ladies in Alamo Square |
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The Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park
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The Cross at Mount Davidson |
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Resting after hiking up Mount Davidson |
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The redwoods of Muir Woods |
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Fascinated by the redwoods |
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Golden Gate Bridge views |
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