Wednesday, September 26, 2012

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Twin Peaks These two hills were first known in Spanish as El Pecho de la Chola, or The Bosom of the Indian adriatic xi Girl. At the top, there is an area of parkland with steep and grassy slopes from which you can enjoy incomparable views of the whole of San Francisco. Twin Peaks Boulevard circles both hills near their summits, and there is plenty of parking near the viewing point. If you re up to the climb, take the footpath to the top, above the main viewing area, to get a 360degree panorama. The residential districts on the slopes lower down have curving streets that follow the contours of the hills, rather than the formal grid pattern that predominates in most of the city (see p60). d Map E6

Pure tourism, of course, but also one of the most enjoyable ways of getting adriatic xi around Downtown and Fisherr adriatic xi rr man s Wharf. Pricey at $5 per ride, it becomes a bargain if you buy the CityPass ($54), which also gets you into many sights and is good for unlimited travel on the Muni transport system for a week from the time of first use. The Muni Passport adriatic xi can be used on the entire Muni system including cable cars.

^Crocker Galleria In the 1980s, when an old office building was truncated, architects put together some of the vintage elements to create this sparkling indoor mall. Its three floors are under a dramatic glass dome built around a central plaza, creating an open ended arcade. adriatic xi US and European designer stores vie for attention adriatic xi with local shops, caf s, and restaurants. d 50 Post St Map P5

Lefty O Doul s Opened in 1958 by the local baseball legend, this Downtown landmark is a cafeteria-style sports bar with live piano music. Good fun when the old crowd starts on their renditions adriatic xi of even older show tunes. d 333 Geary St at Powell Map P4 (415) 902-8900 Dis. access

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