15 Places to Visit contained by San Francisco?
Please help!
My instructor is going to give us a quiz tomorrow, we own to:
List 15 places to take your tourists if you be a Tourist Guide in San Francisco.
He said it have to be places you can actaully take culture to if you were a tourist guide, such as the Coit Tower, and not your house.
Thanks!
Answers:
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Bridge
The Presidio
Lombard Street
Palace of Fine Arts
North Beach
The Ferry Building
Pier 39
Fishermans Wharf
Union Square
Haight Ashbury
Twin Peaks
Chinatown
Japantown
Coit Tower
Palace of the Legion of Honor
Golden Gate Bridge
Presidio of San Francisco
AT&T Ballpark
Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill
Alcatraz Island
Golden Gate Park Acadamy of Science
Twin Peaks
Joe DiMaggio's gravesite at Holy Cross Cemetery, So SF ( there are bat, balls, gloves, flowers gone there at the site)
City Hall
Ghiradelli Square
Yerba Buena Center
MOMA ( museum of Modern Art
de Young Museum
Lombard St ( the crookedest st contained by the world)
Alcatraz
Coit tower
Golden Gate Bridge
Lands End
Legion of Honor museum
Cliff House
Ocean Beach
The Dutch Windmills
De Yong Museum
China Beach
Japanese Tea Garden
Buffalo Paddock within Golden Gate Park
Fort Funston
Rent pedal boats in Stow Lake
The Conservatory of Flowers
The Zoo
Haight-Ashbury
The murals on Balmy Alley within the Mission
Grace Cathedral
Mission Dolores
Angel Island
Fort Point
Baker Beach
The arboretum in Golden Gate Park
The world's 2nd largest sundial within Ingleside Terrace
Twin Peaks
Mt. Davidson
The top of Bernal Hill
Walking around the Castro and Noe Valley
The Mission district
Fort Mason
The Wave Organ
The Exploratorium
Alamo Square
Lafayette Park
Palace of Fine Arts
etc.
coit tower
moscone center
china town for lunch
little italy for dinner
palace of fine arts
beach
alcatraz
palace of the army of honor
de young museum
sfmoma (museum of modern art)
golden proceeds park to see the bridge
fisherman's wharf
ghirardelli square
lombard street (crookedest street)
presidio
conservatory and japanese garden
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