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Walking San Francisco: 35 Savvy Tours Exploring Steep Streets, Grand Hotels, Dive Bars, and Waterfront Parks: Walking

Autor Tom Downs
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 feb 2019

Get to Know San Francisco's Most Vibrant and Historic Neighborhoods

Grab your walking shoes and become an urban adventurer. San Francisco is a richly historic city of scenic vistas and diverse neighborhoods. Let Kathleen Dodge Doherty and Tom Downs guide you through 35 unique walking tours that traverse the City by the Bay's length and breadth. The self-guided tours lead you through the heart of the left coast.

Each featured walk includes full-color photographs and detailed neighborhood maps. The walks' commentaries touch upon such topics as architecture, culture, trivia, and a local history that includes the Gold Rush, the Summer of Love, and the current tech boom. Route summaries highlight points of interest on each tour, while tips on local cafes, bars, nightlife spots, and five-star dining options help to ensure that you find the "can't miss" locales.

Walking San Francisco takes you from the Embarcadero to Lands End, from Bernal Heights to Golden Gate Park. It provides the perfect path for a weekend, an after-work ramble, or a sociable pub crawl. Find a route that appeals to you, and walk San Francisco!

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780899979090
ISBN-10: 0899979092
Pagini: 264
Dimensiuni: 140 x 188 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: WILDERNESS PR
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Cuprins

Acknowledgments

Overview Map

Author's Note

Introduction

Walking Tours

  1. Lower Market Street
  2. Embarcadero (North)
  3. Financial District
  4. Union Square and the Theater District
  5. Chinatown
  6. Jackson Square
  7. North Beach
  8. North Beach Bars
  9. Telegraph Hill
  10. Nob Hill
  11. Russian Hill
  12. Civic Center and Hayes Valley
  13. Tenderloin
  14. Fisherman's Wharf
  15. Marina and Cow Hollow
  16. The Presidio
  17. Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito
  18. Pacific Heights
  19. Embarcadero (South)
  20. SoMa
  21. Dolores Street
  22. The Inner Mission
  23. Mission Bars
  24. Potrero Hill and Dogpatch
  25. Bernal Heights
  26. Glen Park and Glen Canyon
  27. Upper Market and the Castro
  28. Twin Peaks
  29. Westside Cordillera
  30. Haight-Ashbury
  31. Golden Gate Park
  32. Japantown and Fillmore Street
  33. Richmond District
  34. Lands End
  35. Inner Sunset

Appendix: Walks by Theme

Index

About the Authors


Notă biografică

Kathleen Dodge Doherty is a San Francisco-based freelance writer, adventurer, and lover of all things outdoorsy and literary. For more than two decades, Kathleen has been writing, editing, and reading about San Francisco-climbing hills, downing burritos, paying too much for coffee, and ferreting out speakeasies in the name of research. She is the author (with Jordan Summers) of
Day & Section Hikes: John Muir Trail (Menasha Ridge Press) and has also written for Fodor's, Lonely Planet, Moon Handbooks, Afar Magazine, AAA Via Magazine, and many websites. A one-time researcher, developer, and leader of bicycling and hiking tours worldwide, Kathleen largely runs after her kids and jumps in local puddles these days. A swashbuckler at heart, Kathleen is continually surprised by the never-ending treasures that await in her city by the bay.
Tom Downs grew up in the Santa Clara Valley, south of San Francisco. He has lived in Los Angeles, New York City, Oakland, and Berkeley, as well as in Chinatown and the MissionDistrict in San Francisco. He is a travel writer who has authored books and articles about New Orleans, Hanoi, and the West of Ireland for Lonely Planet, BBC Studios, and a host of magazines, newspapers, and websites. His photography has appeared in publications including National Geographic and The New York Times. In 2007 his post-Katrina Lonely Planet New Orleans was honored with the Lowell Thomas Award, granted by the Society of American Travel Writers, for Best Guidebook.