Walt Disney Museum San Francisco April Events

April events Walt Disney Family Museum the Presidio of San Francisco

April 9 – Exploring the Gardens of Wonderland: An Illustrated Talk by Horticulturist Robert Hornback with Disney historian Paula Sigman Lowery
Follow horticulturist Bob Hornback through the Gardens of Wonderland and learn about the Queen of Hearts, her roses and The Garden of Live Flowers. Disney historian Paula Sigman Lowery

Chinatown San Francisco

Chinatown San Francisco has been traditionally defined by the neighborhoods of North Beach, and Telegraph Hill. These areas are bound by Bush, Taylor, and Bay Street, as well as the Embarcadero. Popularly known as a "city-within-a-city", Chinatown continues to retain its own customs, languages, places of worship, social clubs, and identity. Over 300 restaurants, herbal shops, and temples with

San Bruno Mountain State Park

San Bruno Mountain State Park offers Stunning 360 views from the top of the mountain on a clear day. The most popular tail the 3.5 mile Summit Loop trail. After you reach the top there is a wonderful view of the Pacific and downtown San Francisco. San Bruno Mountain Park hidden gem in the Bay Area. Its usually not crowded and the entrance fee is only $5.00. The park is only a 15 minute drive of

San Francisco Summer Vacation Packages

San Francisco Vacation Packages are the best way to see the sights and keep your trip affordable. Many travelers have stayed close to home for the last couple of years and 2010 will be their first year to take a real vacation. San Francisco is a wonderful summer vacation destination and when you book a vacation package you get maximum value for your travel dollars. Here is a sample of summer

San Francisco CityPass Save $56.00

California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco CityPass offers unlimited cable car rides and admission to 5 must-see San Francisco attractions. Included with each San Francisco CityPass Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport, California Academy of Sciences, Blue and Gold Fleet Bay Cruise Adventure (one hour cruise), Aquarium of the Bay, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Choice Ticket:

Fisherman's Wharf Pass

On your next trip to Fisherman's Wharf consider getting a Fisherman's Wharf Pass. These discount passes include every attraction you will want to see at the Wharf. This is how it works. Go to any of the tours, cruises or attractions available through Wharf Pass. Present your Wharf Pass. Agent will remove the admit coupon from your Wharf Pass and let you in. Wharf Pass also includes valuable

Walt Disney Family Museum San Francisco

A little bit of Disneyland is moving to San Francisco in the way of the Walt Disney Family Museum. The new museum will be located at the Presidio and feature high-tech exhibits to illustrate the life of Walt Disney. About 350,000 annual visitors are expected to visit the new Walt Disney Family Museum. Admission is going to be on the steep side with adults $20 and children under 6 free. The Walt

Tony n' Tina's Wedding Dinner Comedy Half Price Tickets

Tony n' Tina's Wedding Dinner Comedy at Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco. This exciting interactive show gives audiences a chance to attend an actual wedding in which there is a ceremony, reception, guests and lots of improvisation. The theatrical performance spoofs an Italian-American wedding and the audience participates in all aspects of the fictitious event.At Tony n' Tina's Wedding in San

San Francisco Double Decker Bus Tour Half Price

Take a San Francisco Double Decker Bus Tour and pay only half price. This bus tour stops at 11 San Francisco locations, ranging from Fisherman’s Wharf and Union Square to Chinatown and North Beach. Your ticket includes unlimited two-day bus access. Board the bus as many times as you like while you explore the city. Parking in San Francisco can cost you big bucks, and on top of that traffic can

Things to do Valentines Day San Francisco

Valentines Day falls on a Saturday this year making it the perfect time for a day trip or weekend getaway. If you are planning to stay in town or head out on an adventure with your loved one. Here is a handy list of things to do on Valentines day in San Francisco.Muir Woods National Monument - West coast redwood trees dominate Muir Woods. There are several trails that offer a variety of habitats

China Camp State Park

During the 1800s, China Camp was a thriving fishing village of over 500 residents from Canton, China. Today the park is a popular day trip from San Francisco. Visitors usually stop first at the site of the old village. It is the historical center of the park and has a small museum on the history of China Camp. On sunny days many people spread picnic blankets on the beach, where sunbathing and

Filoli Woodside, California

Filoli is a 654 acre estate on the eastern slope of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Built between 1915 and 1917 the estate is a historic site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Filoli is open for public tours of the gardens and historic house. Attractions include self-guided tours, guided tours, and nature hikes. Several areas of the formal gardens include some especially designed for

San Francisco Celebrate Valentine's Day With a Comedy Show

Treat your Valentine to a night out on the town and enjoy this fun Valentine's Day hit at the Herbst Theatre. "How We First Met" returns for a ninth year to San Francisco. Audiences are invited to celebrate love in all its hilarious glory with How We First Met. This enchanting one-of-a-kind live comedy show looks at the lighter side of finding that special someone. In How We First Met, couples

California Academy of Sciences San Francisco

Now open in San Francisco's Golden Gate park the California Academy of Sciences has an aquarium, planetarium and a rain forest. The building design, which features a living roof, blends into the Golden Gate Park and make nature a part of the building’s structure. Approximately 1.7 million plants blanket the 2.5 acres of roof.

Zeppelins return to California

Airship Ventures Inc.'s zeppelin airships will start flying scheduled flights starting Friday 10-31-08. Riders will be treated to a bird's-eye view of Napa and Sonoma wine country, the Big Sur coastline, San Francisco and other parts of the Bay Area. The cabin holds 12 passengers and two crew members, and tickets start at $495 per person for an one-hour ride. Despite the slumping economy, the

The Cannery at Del Monte Square

The Cannery at Del Monte Square is one of San Francisco's most treasured places. Located at the foot of Columbus Street overlooking San Francisco Bay, and originally built in 1907, The Cannery was once the largest peach cannery in the world. Today, The Cannery at Del Monte Square is a vibrant waterfront marketplace featuring one-of-a-kind shops and restaurants, offices, live entertainment, and a

Fort Mason Historic District

Originally established as a coastal fortification in the 1860s, the Fort Mason district is on 1,120 acres with forty-five historic buildings. Fort Mason is located between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge on San Francisco Bay, in San Francisco's Marina district. Fort Mason can be split into two distinct areas. The upper area, sometimes called Upper Fort Mason, is situated on a

Baker Beach San Francisco

Baker Beach is both a national and state beach and part of the Presidio. About a mile long this sandy beach is famous for it's view of the famed Golden State Beach. Baker beach is also a destination for nude sun bathing so don't be surprised to see people laying on the beach in a natural state. Swimming is dangerous due to the strong currents and cold water. Most people come for the view (Golden

San Francisco Zoo

The San Francisco Zoo is northern California's largest zoo. With it's location overlooking the Pacific Ocean the zoo is an ideal place to spend the day. Kids will really enjoy taking a ride on the historic Little Puffer miniature steam train and hopping on the Dentzel Carousel for a spin. With over 900 animals to view plan on spending at least four hours at the San Francisco Zoo. The San