A museum to San Francisco's beloved cable cars, with a subterranean walkway that lets you see the moving cable.

Center of the long-gone hippie culture of the 1960s, this trendy neighborhood is now a whole new scene with upscale boutiques, Internet cafes and hip restaurants.

Monument built in honor of the city's volunteer firemen, with an observation deck that provides a great view of San Francisco.

Four-acre refuge in Golden Gate Park featuring Japanese architecture and gardens.

The oldest existing building in Golden Gate Park, this Victorian-era greenhouse showcases a wide variety of tropical and seasonal flowers.

City-owned performing arts center offering facilities for a variety of acts, both indoors and outside.

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

Major street in the port area of San Francisco that has become a bustling area of shops, businesses and sightseeing attractions.

One of the most upscale areas of San Francisco, this is the site of two landmarks: The Fairmont Hotel and The Mark Hopkins.

Historic World War II ship docked at Pier 45.

Enjoy live blues and Southern cooking at this cozy venue.

The city's smallest and most unusual retail shop.

The dome of this venerable Government building is a replica of the one crowning St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

The largest of six centers that rescue and rehabilitate seals and sea lions found along the California coast.