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Historical area where immigrants settled from Cuba, Spain, Italy, and Sicily- looks like New Orleans!
A revitalized area with restaurants, a fountain, a large park with pagoda, and an exquisite Gothic-style cathedral nearby. Magic at Christmastime!
Modern area, also called Mission Bay, with French bakery, waterfront bike path that connects to Embarcadero, and views across to Oracle Park stadium and the Bay Bridge.
Wide, 3-mile-long walkway on the waterfront with blue lampposts, canary palms, lawns, modern sculptures, and views of the Bay Bridge. Find ferries, restaurants, touristy shops, and museums.
Interesting museum with exhibits on transportation (with great life-size scenes), voting, and items brought to America by immigrants.
Outdoor shopping and entertainment district with European architecture, archways, palms, tropical flowers, and amazing fountain for kids.
Giant granite mountain with Swiss skylift and village full of fun activities for kids!
130 year old tree, with gorgeous big roots, which provides 16,000 sq feet of shade!
Fabulous five-storey museum with colorful, interesting art by Southern artists.
It's fun to take your kids on a train ride through town and past the beach.
Super steep, comfortable railway that takes you to the top of a 6,700 foot mountain, with views of stunning drops and Lake Geneva! Alpine hike at the top. Best thing on your trip!
Train museum with real railway station, tracks, and trains. Plus, miniature train rides around the perimeter of the lot.
Modern area, also called Mission Bay, with French bakery, waterfront bike path that connects to Embarcadero, and views across to Oracle Park stadium and the Bay Bridge.
Train museum with real railway station, tracks, and trains. Plus, miniature train rides around the perimeter of the lot.
A main street of late 19th century storefronts, popular cafes, and a hip college scene. Recently, suffering an epidemic of homelessness relating to mental health problems.
Great restaurants among moss-draped trees (Thornton Park), lit-up highrises at night (Orange Ave), and sun-worshippers enjoying Lake Eola Park.
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