Five-acre downtown park with a waterfall memorial dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

A scenic walkway along the bay in the Embarcadero area.

Faux beauty parlor featuring pink cosmopolitans and 1950s kitsch.

This local theater offers singing and dancing shows.

This small museum mainly features Early American artifacts, from furniture to pewter, though the exterior of this odd, eight-sided building is itself worth a look.

This modern cathedral is an interesting mix of traditional and contemporary architectural styles.

Contact for tourist information in San Francisco.

Coit Tower rises from this tiny park on Telegraph Hill.

Learn about the lives of the telephone pioneers and even about the art of telephony at this free museum.

One of the Castro's few dance bars with a mix of gay and lesbian clientele.

Club known for its Sunday tea dance, lasting from 6 a.m. until midnight.

This popular South Beach brew pub also has tasty food.

Collectors of decorative arts, fine glassware and silverware and the like will be impressed by the collection in this venerable shop.