San Francisco
When an event comes around only every four years, like the World Cup or the Olympics, it’s something to pay attention to. And although you may not be trekking halfway across the world to see the World Cup in South Africa in 2010, the Olympics this year are much closer to home - in Vancouver, BC. Which means a short trip up from San Francisco to see some of the winter games isn’t out of the question.
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San Francisco has a lot to offer on its own but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider visiting Los Angeles as a side trip. Each city has a rhythm of its own and there are tons of interesting things to do.
Consider visiting Los Angeles in March. The weather can be either nice or still rainy and slightly cold. But overall, the average daytime temperature is 69F so you can get away with some light jackets over long sleeve blouses.
California is a great year-round destination. Cities such as San Francisco and San Diego offer plenty of things to do and if you have quite a bit of time on your hands, you can plan to visit both of them during your vacation.
Why should you choose a trip to San Diego?
You like long driving trips. It takes 8-10 hours (depending on the route) to get from San Francisco to San Diego by car. You can take the PCH, as
Many probably don’t know that in February 1887 San Francisco got unexpected snow fall. It happened again in 1976 and while snow is a rare occurrence in the city, winter is not exactly friendly here. December and January are the coldest months of the year and rain is very present. Overall, the weather in winter in San Francisco is changeable and unpredictable.
What better way to escape the winter than planning to travel to Hawaii ? The weather here
At this time of year, there are many people in the northern hemisphere who dream of a vacation to a sunnier climate every time they look out their window or step outside - and who can blame them? But although a trip to Mexico or Hawaii or even southern California sounds awfully appealing right now, there are still good reasons to consider a trip to San Francisco instead.
There’s no denying that the summer weather in San Francisco isn’t always warm
I had the opportunity to pop by the Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA) the other day, and wow, was I glad I did!
Located on Third Street between Howard and Folsom, this museum starts your art experience from the first glance. The building, by architect Mario Botta, evokes inspiration from both the outside and the airy inside. The first floor is a typical museum layout — guest services, coat check, and, of course, the gift shop. As an aside, the gift
