There are lots of places to see in the san Francisco but I would like to discuss few of them here. Some of these places are as following
Angel island state park- What was once a gateway to the United States for Asian immigrants, is today the State Park and recreational area of Angel Island. The island has a rich history and has been used for a variety of purposes during both the Civil War and the Spanish-American War. However, the island is most well-known for its use as a prisoner of war camp during World War II. Despite its infamous past, the 740-acre island is now a popular retreat from the city where visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, biking, fishing, and more. A small harbor area allows boats to easily dock for the day. From there, visitors can hike around, enjoying panoramic views of the bay, the city skyline, the Golden Gate Bridge, Marin, and Mt. Tam. State Park volunteers run tours of the island, and there is a visitor center at Ayala Cove on the North side of the Island. Ferries run regularly from San Francisco, Tiburon, and Oakland. For lodging select only
cheap hotels in the city. As they offer great discount to the tourists at cheap prices.
Baker beach- Rugged, mile-long Baker Beach offers the ultimate view of the Golden Gate Bridge, in addition to its smooth sands, and lovely views across the bay. Small but scenic, Baker Beach is one of the most cherished beaches in San Francisco. Baker Beach's location both protects it from the winds found at Ocean Beach, and makes it one of the cleanest beaches in the bay, free of kelp and floating debris of any kind. Baker Beach has acquired a bit of a reputation over the years--the now infamous Burning Man festival was conceived here before moving out to the austere Nevada desert. The north corner of the beach has achieved minor notoriety for attracting clothing-optional sunbathers. For all other visitors, though, remember to bring layers, as it can be cold even during the summer months.
California academy of sciences- The newly-remodeled California Academy of Sciences is a world-renowned science institution that has something for all ages to experience and enjoy. Along with being the only museum in the world that has a planetarium, aquarium, and natural history museum, the California Academy of Sciences is environmentally and sustainably sound. A garden on the roof, featuring 1.7 million native plants, helps turn carbon dioxide into oxygen while keeping the building insulated and acting as a water reclamation tool. During your visit, you'll learn about what lives along the California coast, as well as in the rainforest, swamplands, and much more. Just about every ecological habitat on earth is featured here, and you can also see wild animals, sea creatures, and native species. Be sure to plan enough time for exploration, as there is much to see and do.
For staying I select a hotel which was among the
san Francisco hotels. This hotel was very cheap and it was offering very large amount of discount at cheap prices. The hotel was very clean and very much decorated. There was a pleasing environment all over. Outside the hotel there was lush green environment. Greenery is everywhere. It is a very pleasing environment. The name of the hotel was the
four seasons san francisco. This hotel offers very nice services to the visitors which pamper them. The cheap price of the hotel attracts tourists from all over the world.
