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The San Francisco Railway museum is the place to learn about the antique streetcars and national landmark cable cars that regularly run along the city's main arteries, and how rail transportation shaped development of the city. The museum is located at the Steuart Street F-line stop, half a block south of Market St., catty-corner from the Ferry Building, and only steps away from the California St. Cable Car terminal. Admission to the museum is free.
This local theater offers singing and dancing shows.
Upscale, smoke-free pool hall and bar.
Alleged originator of the fortune cookie.
This waterfront area, once part of Fort Mason, is now a complex for museums and artists.
This organization devotes itself to compiling and disseminating Chinese and Chinese-American history.
While located in a rather seedy neighborhood, this ornate landmark still hosts a number of traveling musical acts.
Pub famous for its large sandwiches and sports memorabilia.
Located in Yerba Buena Gardens, the complex includes 15 movie screens, an IMAX theater and an arcade.
Offering a regulation 18-hole course and a nine-hole executive course, this traditional golf layout features level greens and tree-lined fairways.
This sumptuous room displays art deco touches and a large bar constructed out of a single redwood tree.
Take in a view of the Bay at this popular Fisherman's Wharf watering hole.
The penguins win the popularity contest at this zoo. You can watch being fed daily at 3 PM. Or, if you prefer the big cats, come an hour earlier.
Three stories packed with CDs and cassettes of all musical styles, along with a coffee bar.
Luxurious spa located in Japantown.
Fashionable since the 1950s, this club continues to attract the best lounge acts and the hottest music.
Manufacturers and sellers of one of the most famous chocolates in the world.
Exquisite jewelry and other fine gifts can be had at this large West Coast branch of the famed New York institution.
Indoor shopping center near San Francisco State University with the usual mall store suspects and anchors Macy's and Nordstrom.
This store stocks a large selections of California wines.
