Getting around
Arriving, the buses, the 49-mile drive and walking the city.
Incredible deals on flights to San Francisco
There are many reasons to visit San Francisco – the great weather, the architecture, the cultural and ethnic diversity – so we are sure we don’t need to write an entire article trying to convince you…
On the Bus in San Francisco: 7 Haight
It's time to visit one of San Francisco's most famous neighborhoods! Hop on the 7 Haight and enjoy the ride. You can board the bus at Mission and Main, about one block off the Embarcadero.
On the Bus in San Francisco: 38 Geary
The 38 Geary runs a beast of a route. Starting in downtown San Francisco, it runs all the way from the Bay to the Breakers, running through several diverse neighborhoods and giving you a real glimpse…
Take off with San Francisco's Flight 001
Taking a look at their website, it seems Flight 001 is in more places than just San Francisco. Nevertheless, this cool little travel store is well worth a visit.
Walking Around San Francisco
San Francisco is hilly, there is no doubt about it. But the hills don't cover the entire city.
Cool Sites: Mapjack
I just found out about this cool site, Mapjack . This site, piloted in San Francisco, follows "Jack" as he tours throughout the City.
Street View: Fillmore Street
Fillmore Street is a long one -- stretching from the top of the Castro district all the way down to the Bay waters at Chrissie Field.
Arrival and Departure: San Francisco
I recently had the pleasure of spending quite a bit of time at SFO , some of it in the International terminal.
Waiting for the Bus in San Francisco
If you decide to use public transportation in San Francisco, chances are good you'll find yourself waiting...and waiting some more. A great resource to help plan your time better is NextBus .
The 49-Mile Drive
Did you know San Francisco is 49 square miles? Yup, that's it. Our fantastic city is just 7 miles by 7 miles.
San Francisco Steps
There is one thing San Francisco has no shortage of: beautiful views. One of my favorites, which also connects two great neighborhoods, is from the top of the Fillmore Steps.
Getting Around San Francisco
One of the most common questions I see about San Francisco is, "Do I need a car?" The short answer is no. The longer answer is not really.