One of the most visited cities in California is San Francisco, which is not surprising, really, because this is a city known throughout the world for its fun loving attitude, and the number of things to see and do here.
For backpackers in particular, San Francisco proves successful, it is the nature outgoing and Many come cheap, which makes it a rewarding experience even if you are traveling on a budget.
Backpacker or budget traveler explore San Francisco, then a good way 'in' the city through one of the many hostels San Francisco. These hostels provide accommodation standards at low prices, making them the perfect places for those traveling while watching the purse strings.
The Adelaide Hostel and Hotel, for example, is a great hostel in San Francisco is located in Duncan Lane. With complimentary breakfast for backpackers and decent service, this hostel has emerged as a hit with budget travelers. Another good hostel in San Francisco is the Amsterdam AAE.
Once you have installed your hostel in San Francisco, there will be a lot of things you lend your question. Read on to discover ten things you need do in San Francisco to make the most of your time in this fascinating American metropolis …
1. Around town: San Francisco is a city that is safe for a traveler to walk and explore. What's more, it's the kind of place that truly reveals its beauty from the sidewalk. So grab a map and get step!
2. CityPass: This is an ideal way for hikers to control the city. This is a pass that gives access to the main attractions of the city, including the Aquarium of the Bay, the San Francisco Museum and the De Young Museum. The pass includes unlimited cable car rides for seven days.
3. See the Golden Gate Bridge: A trip to San Francisco is complete without seeing the famous Golden Gate Bridge. This bridge is considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world – is undoubtedly a masterpiece of human creation.
4. Visit the Presidio: After seeing the Golden Gate Bridge, you should go to the Presidio, which is in the same neighborhood. This post military was established back in 1776 and is famous as one of the oldest military posts in the nation.
5. Visit Fisherman's Wharf: This is one of the most exciting areas in all cities. Check out the street entertainment, and (of course) do not forget to try the fish in a local restaurant!
6. View Treasure Island: take a Muni bus and ran toward the bay artificial island. Once you reach the Treasure Island, expect to be treated with a splendid view of Oakland and the skyline of San Francisco.
7. Take a trip to Golden Gate Park: There are a number of things to do in Golden Gate Park – like seeing the Conservatory of Flowers, experience the best of modern art in the de Young Museum, visiting the Japanese Tea Garden, and spending time in Strybing Arboretum, which houses an impressive collection of plants from from temperate regions.
8. Museums Tour: backpacker who wants to know a city well, it is imperative to go and visit the museums of a city. While San Fran, the Asian Art Museum, California Academy of Sciences and the De Young Museum are set to be seen.
9. See ballet shows great: Go to the War Memorial Opera House and take a great ballet for only about $ 10. San Francisco is famous for his ballets great and you can be sure that you get to see the best in the world here.
10. Get the music LovEvolution: For the backpacker, who is a lover of music, LovEvolution is an event to see. Music fest that happens every year during the end of September or early October. With great music and love in the air, which inevitably wins hearts and minds of those who go.
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