San Francisco, California

San Francisco is a county seat located in San Francisco County and lies southwest of Sacramento along the U.S Highway 101, on the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The San Francisco Bay is one of the foremost natural harbors. San Francisco is the fourth largest city of California State and a major center of finance, technology, culture, and tourism. This city has a good educational influence of schools and colleges with noted universities as the Best University of California located at San Francisco. San Francisco has a cultural crown i.e. the San Francisco symphony considered one of the stars of the city. It also has a number of museums reflecting it as a cosmopolitan city of the state.

San Francisco has a natural beauty, which comprises of a variety of landscapes, cool, foggy beaches, beautiful city skylines, and redwood and oak forests. The San Francisco bay area attractions are a Point Reyes National Seashore, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, 13 State theme parks, as Angel island statepark and one state reserve, 13 state beaches, three state recreation parks and three state historic parks. The climate of San Francisco bay ranges from foggy on pacific coast to hot and sunny only a few miles inland showing a varied pallet of microclimates. The San Francisco peninsula on which San Francisco perches includes Silicon Valley and Stanford University. The San Francisco international airport is the worlds 9th principal busiest international airport located to the south of San Francisco. It has three terminal buildings around a central garage for short-term parking, the central garage and long term shuttle lot. The airport car rental center has 8 car rental agencies and shuttle services from terminals. The most popular attractions in the area including the Golden Gate Bridge, The Palace of Fine Arts, Golden Gate Park and Twin Peaks (weather permitting).


GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE: The world's most beautiful bridge connecting San Francisco with marin county, where driving, biking, or walking 2 miles long bridge and look up from the tide pools at bakers beach or from a Frisbee toss at Crissy fields, both in the adjoining Presidio.

NORTH BEACH: The North beach considered the San Francisco’s version of the red light district, is a bustling neon home strip joints, bars, cafes and restaurants. It is called San Francisco’s “little Italy” as like Italian heritage north beach also holds beatnick legacy with the bohemian city lights Bookstore at the corner of Columbus Ave and Jack Kerouac Alley

GOLDEN GATE PARK: This park in San Francisco is 1000 acre area larger than central park and other theme parks with attraction as stybing arboretum and botanical garden, Japanese tea garden, children’s playground, the Asian art museum, the California academy of sciences, aquarium, Morrison planetarium, and laserium. It also has the open tennis courts, horse stables, baseball diamonds, polo grounds, croquet and lawn-bowling greens, an archery field, a golf course and a fly-fishing pool draw an outdoorsy crowd year-round

THE PRESIDIO: This area in San Francisco was once a stretch of grassy dunes, which was turned in to a sea swept and verdant presidio. It has peaceful forest settings and beaches, historic buildings and an eclectic range of attractions, from an idyllic, white-stoned cemetery to a bowling alley to a native plant nursery, make up an odd but charming world. Former military buildings are leased for residential and business use and new projects most notably the George Lucas Letterman Digital Arts Center. Cycling and hiking are also popular.