Washington Square San Francisco

I've got to be honest here. Much past booking flights and accommodation Jonesy and I don't look too much further into the finer details of a holiday. Maybe it's because of work constraints. Maybe it's because life just gets in the way of being organized. Moreover, it's probably due to the fact that we've spent a great deal of time …

... Our observations from the windy city - American coffee is not great, you need to find a good Italian place and Cafe Trieste near Washington Square - don't wait for the trams at the start of the routes where the queues are huge, just jump on at the first ...

... we caught an old streetcar, from Washington DC in the 1940s. This took us up to Fisherman's Wharf, and a short walk to Washington Square, home of Little Italy. The pizza couldn't have been more different from Chicago's deep pan pizza, all thin and ...

... Coit Tower is a tribute to the Firemen of the city, however, we didn't climb the tower as it was closed. We approached Washington Square, a park just ourside of Little Italy - behind The Coit Tower. Behind the trees in the park we saw spires of a ...

... United States...maybe because of the good grass ?   We walked down Market Street visiting the United Nations Plaza, Civic Center Plaza to the San Francisco City Hall. It is the biggest building in the world that is actually not attached ...

... warm and sunny so I do some more exploring (Sony Metreon Centre, Yerba Buena Gardens, outside the SF Museum of Modern Art and Washington Square). - The highlight of the day is the trip to the top of the "Coit Tower" one of the highest points in SF. ...

... von China selbst. Entsprechend war alles dekoriert und hübsch verziert, mit Lampions und Tempelspitzen. Schräg die Straße entlang, beim Washington Square Park eine weitere Kirche bewundert und mit Schwung den nächsten Berg hinauf. Man man man, da ...

... on the outside and travel the streets and hills of SF in an historic way. On Sunday we took in Grace Cathedral, The Cable Car Museum, Washington Square with the Church of St.Peter and St. Paul and much more. It was a day that started cool and just got ...

... out of the harbor fog, and the ever present squaking of the colony of parrots that live on the hill. I'm roughly four blocks from Washington Square, six or so blocks from the harbor, and a 15 minute walk to work. This is as good a place as any to make ...

... it first since the lift operator saw how green my face was.  We then spent the rest of the afternoon around Washington Square Park and stepping inside the beautiful St. Peter and Paul Church.   We hung out mostly in ...

... from then on! We jumped on the nearest bus up to Little Italy and wandered up and down the steep streets. We walked on past Washington Square and up to Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill, the highest point in SF. We were all puffed out from the steep climb ...