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GETTING
THERE:
Easy! A short walk along the bayfront lands you at Fisherman's
Wharf. You will pass Pier 39 and continue another block to the
Wharf. One of the first sights you see will be "fish alley"
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CABLE
CARS:
It's easy to catch a cable car from Fisherman's Wharf because
two of the lines terminate and turn around at the Wharf. The
adult fare is $2. For those with historical interest in cable
cars, visit the Cable Car Barn and Museum on the corner of Washington
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GHIRADELLI
SQUARE:
The former home of the Ghiradelli Chocolate Factory now
houses a number of stores, art galleries, restaurants, and cafes.
Ghiradelli chocolate can be purchaed from the Ghiradelli store.
Located across the street from Fisherman's Wharf area. |
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PIER
39 SHOPPING, DINING, & SEA LIONS:
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ALCATRAZ:
Click here for more
information on Alcatraz. |
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AQUARIUM
BY THE BAY:
Visitors travel through submerged tunnels, inches away from
rays, sharks, salmon, crab and sturgeon. Tours depart every
15 minutes and take approximately 1 hour. Located at Pier 39
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NIGHTLIFE:
Have cocktail at one of the Wharf's many bars and pubs such
as Steelhead Brewery, Knuckles Sports Bar, Fiddler's Green,
and Jacks Cannery Bar. Enjoy an "infamous" Irish coffee at Buena
Vista Cafe (our personal favorite!). Experience an evening of
comedy at Cobb's Comedy Club in The Cannery. If you're looking
for live music, Lou's on Pier 47 is a haven for Blues musicians.
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THE
FAMILY DOG:
We've not been able to get a definitive answer on whether
dogs are permitted at Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 39. Both are
outdoor environments, and we've seen several dogs on leashes
in both places. |
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MORE
INFORMATION:
We provide guests with an arrival package, about thirty
(30) days prior to arrival (unless otherwise requested), that
provides more information on Pac Bell Park and other nearby
San Francisco activities. Please let us know what your interests
include, and we'll get information to you! |
