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What do people *actually* do for fun in San Francisco? (and how far do *you* travel to do it?)
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Things to do in San Francisco ?
Here are my favorite places at/around SF area..
Land's end, Golden Gate Park, Presidio - nice walks
Baker Beach, Marshall's Beach, Battery Spencer - great views of the Golden Gate Bridge
Ghirardelli Square - love their sundaes!
Chinatown- if youre into Chinese food, lots of great food there especially Dimsum!
Palace of Fine Arts, Pier Area
Muir Woods if you can't do Yosemite.. not too far from SF about 30 mins ish.
Yosemite in 1 day wouldn't be enough.. there are lots of great hikes to do and sights to see. I'd say 2 days, 3 nights minimum would be ideal.
Feel free to DM me if you have any other questions. Hope you enjoy your trip!
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All of my coworkers are trying to convince me that I'd have a lot more fun if I lived in San Francisco proper (I currently live way out in the tri-valley).
The thing is, when I press them on what there is to do in the city, all these 40-somethings living in Pleasanton can come up with is "night life". That's not a huge draw for me for a number of reasons, mostly because that typically involves having friends to do that with (which I don't yet) or socializing with drunk strangers (I'd rather get sloppy dome from a shark).
So what do you, person who actually lives there, do for fun in San Francisco?
I'm also curious how far you commute to have that fun. Right now its about an hour on Bart + some walking or an uber to get "downtown", and any time I look at reasonably priced places in the peninsula, that number only comes down to maybe 30-40 minutes (which just isn't worth it when it would make my work commute go from 15 minutes to over an hour).