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The 1906 earthquake and fire destroyed most
of San Francisco, so what you see today isBoat tours leave from the Eastern end of the
all relatively 'new'. The climate is morewharf to the island prison of Alcatraz.
like that of England than SouthernHowever these get booked up well in advance
California, but expect moreespecially during summer, so it pays to book
sunshine!Everyone's favourite, San Franciscoahead of your visit. It was a maximum
has much to offer the tourist with worldsecurity prison from 1934 to 1963. Now it is
famous landmarks against a beautifulpart of the Golden Gate National Recreation
background of natural beauty.Golden Gatearea  and  popular  with the tourists.Pier 39
Bridge
Two blocks from Fisherman's Wharf is the
The world-famous bridge connects Sanclosest you can get to Alcatraz without
Francisco to the southern tip of Maringetting on a boat. Aside from its shops and
County.A triumph of engineering, the bridgerestaurants there is a noisy sea lion colony
is 90ft wide and 1.2 miles long, spanningin winter months on floating docks nearby.F
220ft above the sea. The twin towers areLine  Streetcars
500ft above the road surface and 80,000 miles
of cable was used in construction theOf all things associated with San Francisco,
suspension cables. It was constructedthe cable-car system is one of the best-known
between January 1933 and Aprilin the world. The F-line connects
1937.Fisherman's  WharfFisherman's Wharf with Upper Market, carrying
around 20,000 people per day.Adult fares are
Once just home to the fishing industry, thea  flat  $3  each  way.Union  Square
area has been developed into an area of shops
& restaurants, although fishing is stillOne of the top 4 US shopping areas by volume
represented. The Cannery at the western endand served by the F-Line streetcars.Tony
of the wharf was once the largest peachworks for Strathlorn Travel who specialise in
cannery in the world, owned by Del Monte. Ittravel for the independent traveller to the
is now home to many shops andUSA, Canada, Australia and other worldwide
restaurants.Alcatrazdestinations.



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