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July 16, 2025 at 7:18 pm in reply to: What is there to do in Sausalito besides shopping and eating? #23166RhonaKeymaster
You can walk along the waterfront path, rent a kayak or paddleboard, visit the Bay Model, or check out the Marine Mammal Center just north of town. It’s also great for photography and casual people-watching.
July 16, 2025 at 7:15 pm in reply to: What’s the best way to get to Sausalito from San Francisco without a car? #23163RhonaKeymasterTake the ferry from either Pier 41 or the Ferry Building for a scenic ride across the Bay, or bike across the Golden Gate Bridge and ferry back. There’s also a Golden Gate Transit bus if you’re short on time.
July 16, 2025 at 7:14 pm in reply to: Is Sausalito worth visiting if I only have a few hours? #23161RhonaKeymasterYes, even 1–2 hours is enough to enjoy Sausalito’s waterfront views, grab a coffee or gelato, and browse a few shops or galleries. It’s a perfect add-on after visiting Muir Woods or biking across the Golden Gate Bridge.
RhonaKeymasterTechnically yes, but it’s not recommended due to the steepness, sharp turns, and heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
RhonaKeymasterTechnically yes, but it’s not recommended due to the steepness, sharp turns, and heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
July 12, 2025 at 7:24 pm in reply to: Is Lombard Street lit up at night and worth visiting after dark? #23154RhonaKeymasterIt’s not specially lit, but streetlights keep it visible. It’s quieter at night but less photogenic unless you’re going for night photography.
RhonaKeymasterYes, North Beach is nearby with plenty of Italian restaurants and cafes. Mama’s on Washington Square and Tony’s Pizza Napoletana are local favorites.
RhonaKeymasterYes, North Beach is nearby with plenty of Italian restaurants and cafes. Mama’s on Washington Square and Tony’s Pizza Napoletana are local favorites.
RhonaKeymasterYes, it’s open year-round, but it can get crowded in summer and during weekends. Early mornings are quieter no matter the season.
July 11, 2025 at 7:32 pm in reply to: How do you get to Lombard Street using public transportation? #23144RhonaKeymasterTake the Powell-Hyde cable car line and get off at Lombard Street for an easy walk to the top. You can also use Muni buses or walk from North Beach.
RhonaKeymasterYes, it’s walkable, with stairways on both sides. It’s steep, but manageable if you take your time. Walking down lets you enjoy the gardens and architecture up close.
July 10, 2025 at 5:56 pm in reply to: Where is the best spot to take photos of Lombard Street? #23136RhonaKeymasterStand at the bottom of the street on Leavenworth Street looking up, or at the top on Hyde Street looking down for views of the curves with the Bay in the background.
July 10, 2025 at 5:47 pm in reply to: What’s the best time of day to visit Lombard Street for photos? #23134RhonaKeymasterMorning before 10 AM has the best light and the fewest crowds. Late afternoon can also be good, but parking and crowds increase throughout the day.
RhonaKeymasterLombard Street is known as “the crookedest street in the world,” featuring eight sharp switchbacks down a steep hill lined with flower beds and historic homes. It’s worth a quick visit, especially if you’ve never seen it before—it’s a classic San Francisco photo stop.
RhonaKeymasterLombard Street is known as “the crookedest street in the world,” featuring eight sharp switchbacks down a steep hill lined with flower beds and historic homes. It’s worth a quick visit, especially if you’ve never seen it before—it’s a classic San Francisco photo stop.
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