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Duboce Park

A small park and playground in the Haight district, with pretty views.

Telegraph Avenue, UC Berkeley

Wild street of sights and smells, ironically labeled a "Drug Free Zone."

Chinatown, Grant Avenue

Street with red lanterns with gold tassles, whimsical lampposts, and storefronts that swoop up in the corners.

Empire State Building

You won't realize how massive New York City really is until you stand atop the Empire State Building!

Alamo Square and the Painted Ladies

Pretty hilltop park with views of San Francisco's skyline, and the famous Painted Ladies.

National September 11 Memorial

The memorial at the site where the twin towers of the World Trade Center collapsed after the September 11 terrorist attack.

Embarcadero Waterfront Walkway

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.

Embarcadero Waterfront Walkway

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.

Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, Downtown Tampa

Waterfront stroll, especially gorgeous at night. Admire the silver minarets of the University of Tampa.

The Hague

Attractive small city with important museums, bustling squares, and unique skyscrapers juxtaposed against historic rowhouses. The sea is also nearby!

Rue Saint-Jean (west)

Cute street with cafes and markets, with more locals than tourists. Buzzing nightlife.

Casa Batllo house by Gaudi, Barcelona

Extremely crowded tour of mansion renovated by Gaudi, on the elegant Passeig de Gracia street.

Empire State Building

You won't realize how massive New York City really is until you stand atop the Empire State Building!

Wall Street, Financial District

See the familiar building of the New York Stock Exchange in this historical area.

Downtown Los Angeles

Dazzling new skyscrapers tower above fancy 1920s buildings.

Rue Saint-Jean and side streets

Adorable architecture, lots of cafes, and a good bookstore.

The Hague

Attractive small city with important museums, bustling squares, and unique skyscrapers juxtaposed against historic rowhouses. The sea is also nearby!

Old Town Pasadena

Pristine Beaux Arts storefronts, sidewalk cafes, Europane bakery, and every shop you could want including H & M.

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