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About Downtown San Francisco:
Downtown San Francisco is easy to get to: Most all the MUNI trains and buses converge on Market Street, the city’s main artery. Jump off at Montgomery or Embarcadero to explore this bustling business district, where galleries, restaurants, bars, and stores are interspersed with office buildings. There’s plenty of history to be found, from Tadich Grill, the oldest continuously operating restaurant in San Francisco, to Specs, a knickknack-filled dive bar that’s maintained its oddball charm for 50 years. But there are also modern destinations for the social media savvy, from the inaugural Museum of Ice Cream to Autodesk’s gallery of larger-than-life 3D design.
What Is There To Do In Downtown San Francisco:
Downtown San Francisco is bordered by SoMa—the city’s tech hub—Chinatown (the largest Chinese enclave outside of Asia), and the Union Square shopping district. The downtown area is also referred to as FiDi, short for the financial district, since many offices are clustered in the neighborhood. That also means a bevy of Michelin-starred restaurants, impressive architecture, and cocktail-slinging happy hour bars. You’ll find a hidden-gem fortune cookie factory, a museum devoted to the sweet art of ice cream, and a beloved literary relic from the Beat era.
How To Get To Downtown San Francisco:
Take BART or any MUNI train (J, K, L, M, N, or T) to the Montgomery or Embarcadero stop.
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