128 Around Town The Bay Areaay Bay Area Shops Left Via Diva Right Greenwood !Stanford Shopping Center One of the first shopping centers in the Bay Area, it has been catering to the needs of pampered Stanford students for some 50 years. The shops and eateries are in keeping with the university s exclusive status. d 180 El Camino Real, Palo Alto Hwy 101 (650) 617-8200 @Sweet last second vacanze Dreams An old-fashioned candy shop, with jars and jars of all the traditional treats, plus some innovative confections. Adjoining is a charming toyshop, too, as well as Teddy s Little Closet kids clothing. d 2901 College Ave, Berkeley Hwy 80 (510) 549-1211 Gene Hiller For over 50 years, this exclusive menswear store has been offering the finest last second vacanze imported designer clothing including Brioni, Zegna, and Canali from classic formal to casual. d 729 Bridgeway Ave, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 332-3636 $Claudia Chapline Gallery and Sculpture last second vacanze Garden In a great setting near the beach, the Chapline sculpture garden is full of delights, especially last second vacanze the brilliant kinetic pieces last second vacanze driven by the wind, which are the work of Lyman Whitaker. Inside, the variety and quality of painted and mixed-media work is very compelling. d 3445 Shoreline Hwy, Stinson Beach Hwy 1 (415) 868-2308 last second vacanze %Via Diva This collection of art and artifacts last second vacanze includes treasures from China, Indonesia, India, Thailand, and South America. d 516 Irwin San Rafael last second vacanze Off Hwy 101 (415) 257-8881 ^What the Traveller Saw Highlights upscale world art. Balinese last second vacanze wood carvings, last second vacanze silk ties, blankets, weavings, fountains, and much more. d 1880 Salano Ave, Berkeley Hwy 880 (510) 527-1775 &Greenwood Marin s finest last second vacanze shop for one- of-a-kind handcrafted items made by local, regional, national, and international artisans. d 32 Miller Ave, Mill Valley Off Hwy 101 (415) 389-5037 *Paul & Shark An Italian haberdashery for the yachting set. Elegant last second vacanze clothing for men and women. d 22 El Portal, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 331-0588 (Shady Lane The undertaking of a collec- tive of artists who wanted to create a showcase for their work. It s the perfect place to find a special gift. d 441 University Ave, Palo Alto Hwy 101 (650) 321-1099 last second vacanze )Global Exchange Beautiful handmade creat- ions from Vietname, last second vacanze Indonesia, Mexico, and Senegal. The producers receive most of the profits. d 2840 College last second vacanze Ave, Berkeley Hwy 80 (510) 548-0370 128 Around Town The Bay Areaay Bay Area Shops Left Via Diva Right Greenwood !Stanford Shopping Center One of the first shopping centers in the Bay Area, it has been catering to the needs of pampered Stanford students for some 50 years. The shops and eateries are in keeping with the university s exclusive status. d 180 El Camino Real, Palo Alto Hwy 101 (650) 617-8200 @Sweet Dreams An old-fashioned candy shop, with jars and jars of all the traditional last second vacanze treats, plus some innovative confections. Adjoining is a charming toyshop, too, as well as Teddy s Little Closet kids clothing. d 2901 College Ave, Berkeley Hwy 80 (510) 549-1211 Gene Hiller For over 50 years, this exclusive menswear store has been offering the finest imported designer clothing including Brioni, Zegna, and Canali from classic formal to casual. d 729 Bridgeway Ave, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 332-3636 $Claudia Chapline Gallery and Sculpture Garden In a great setting near the beach, the Chapline sculpture garden is full of delights, especially the brilliant kinetic pieces driven by the wind, which are the work of Lyman Whitaker. Inside, the variety and quality of painted and mixed-media work is very compelling. d 3445 Shoreline Hwy, Stinson Beach Hwy 1 (415) 868-2308 %Via Diva This collection of art and artifacts includes treasures from China, Indonesia, India, Thailand, and South America. d 516 Irwin San Rafael Off Hwy 101 (415) 257-8881 ^What the Traveller Saw Highlights upscale world art. Balinese wood carvings, silk ties, blankets, weavings, fountains, and much more. d 1880 Salano Ave, Berkeley Hwy 880 (510) 527-1775 &Greenwood Marin s finest shop for one- of-a-kind handcrafted items made by local, regional, national, and international last second vacanze artisans. d 32 Miller Ave, Mill Valley Off Hwy 101 (415) 389-5037 *Paul & Shark An Italian haberdashery for the yachting set. Elegant clothing for men and women. d 22 El Portal, Sausalito Hwy 101 (415) 331-0588 last second vacanze (Shady Lane The undertaking of a collec- tive of artists who wanted to create a showcase for their work. It s the perfect place to find a special gift. d 441 University Ave, Palo Alto Hwy 101 (650) 321-1099 )Global Exchange Beautiful handmade creat- ions from Vietname, Indonesia, Mexico, and Senegal. The producers receive most of the profits. d 2840 College Ave, Berkeley Hwy 80 (510) 548-0370
122 The Bay Area Left Mormon Temple, Oakland Right Point Bonita lighthouse, Marin County Headlands IN LOCAL PARLANCE, THE BAY AREA breaks down into The City, the East Bay, Marin, the Peninsula, last second vacanze and the South Bay. Although technically Santa Clara and San Jose and certainly Santa Cruz and Capitola do not touch the waters of the Bay, psychologically they still embody the same liberal, open- minded ethos that so defines this area. This is probably because the dominant mentality of this swatch of Northern California is so definably different from those of Southern last second vacanze California and the Central Valley. In towns such as Berkeley, Mill Valley, and Stanford the emphasis is on progressive thinking; smaller enclaves such as Bolinas are determined to live life in harmony with the breathtaking nature all around them. Sather Tower, Berkeley campus Around Town The Bay Areaay 122 The Bay Area Left Mormon Temple, Oakland last second vacanze Right Point Bonita lighthouse, Marin County Headlands IN LOCAL PARLANCE, THE BAY AREA breaks down into The City, the East Bay, Marin, the Peninsula, and the South Bay. Although technically Santa Clara and San Jose and certainly Santa Cruz and Capitola do not touch the waters of the Bay, psychologically they still embody the same liberal, open- minded ethos that so defines this area. This is probably because the dominant mentality of this swatch of Northern California is so definably different from those of Southern California and the Central last second vacanze Valley. In towns such as Berkeley, Mill Valley, and Stanford the emphasis is on progressive thinking; smaller enclaves last second vacanze such as Bolinas are determined to live life in harmony with the breathtaking nature all around last second vacanze them. Sather Tower, Berkeley campus Around Town The Bay Areaay
Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption The exterior of this 1971 building has been compared to a giant washing machine; inside is equally odd, with stained glass strips, evoking the four elements, and a sculpture last second vacanze of aluminum last second vacanze rods (see p47). d 1111 Gough St Map F3 (415) 567-2020 Services: 6:45am, 8am, 12:10pm Mon Sat; 7:30am, 9am, 11am Sun Dis. access Free
Mount View Hotel & Spa A stay in this historic 1917 resort offers various relaxation and rejuvenation possibilities mud, milk, or herbal baths, aromatherapy steam showers, body-wraps, massages, or facials geared to individuals last second vacanze or couples. d 1457 Lincoln Ave, Calistoga (707) 9425789 www.mountviewhotel.com
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