San Francisco Maritime Museum

... a little café and had a ham & cheese baguette with chips (read 'crisps' for chips).  Afterwards I went to the Maritime Museum and got my National Parks Passport stamped.  I then took a walk around the wharf and round to Hyde Pier where I ...

... we had the wind with us (and some of the lycra crew but not as many) and the traffic was much less. We wandered around the Maritime Museum where they have a number of boats that have been done up. The ferry actually used to be part of Hwy 101 before they ...

... of things to do. It is known as the 'City by the Bay', it is within minutes of the Maritime Museum, Alcatraz, Coit Tower and the San Francisco Cable Car lines. Fisherman's Wharf offers an incredible view of the San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, ...

... Saint Francis Hotel (where Richard stays when he comes to San Fran), Fisherman's Wharf and Ghirardelli Square.  We had a fabulous Pacific Seafood Stew dinner overlooking Alcatraz and the Maritime Museum. Needless to say we crashed back at the ...

... trap of Clam Chowder stalls, chippies, digicam shops and ladies clothes shops, I was in heaven...! Had a mini wander through the Maritime Museum and walked over to Pier 39 to book ourselves on the Alcatraz tour for Tuesday morning at 10.30. En route, ...

We enjoyed a visit to the Maritime Museum in Monterey before hitting the road again for San Francisco via San Jose. This little side trip was so we could visit the Rosicrucian Museum, which houses hundreds of Egyptian artifacts, including mummies, and a ...

... for the last couple of nights. We spent time at Fisherman's Wharf, eating clam chowder in Sourdough bowls, and visiting the Maritime Museum. And of course there was the visit to atmospheric Alcatraz and also the sea life centre. We thought a walk from ...

... up and I had the nicest shower and change of clothes and went for a walk around San Francisco. I walked down to Fisherman's Wharf which has a nice Maritime Museum and lots going on. I got a open top tour bus around San Francisco but unfortunately it ...

... here.  Sampled some of the snacks from one that was very nice.  Once back at the water I had a stroll through the Maritime museum and had a look at a WWII Submarine on another pier.  By now the feet were starting to hurt as I had covered ...

... Gate lo rese obsoleto, era il centro dell’ attività sulla sponda nord della città. Adesso fa parte del National Maritime Museum ed è usato come ormeggio per la collezione di navi storiche. Tra queste visitiamo l’ Eureka, un ferryboat a ...