heading into the famous pier 39
seafood!
tallest skyscraper in the San Francisco
Chinatown is well served by public transport
the marina by the pier
the arts section
looks like a deal going on
The Transamerica Pyramid!
spinning!
Overhead view of Kearny street
spanning 48 floors
schematic of how the cables run
Here we are at another San Fran landmark
The morning markets open!
All thanks to the inventor
but 1st, a visit to a nearby musuem
located at edge of the Fisherman's Wharf
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overview of the cable pull
along Washington Street
still moving along Grant street
and trolleys alike!
trying out the local lunch!
seating areas in the park
History of how it started
it's packed already!
across Jackson street
it opened October 4, 1978
The street's waking up
it's a pierside shopping and dining area
for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition exhibition
the Exploratorium science museum
outskirts of Chinatown along the nearby streets
The Cablecar museum!
see you chinatown
WIth high speed cable pulls in operation
Hilton San Francisco Financial District
opening the gates
the park playgrounds
Next up along the san francisco Piers
overview of the park
buildings uphill
the cable car as the name suggest
food's a bargain too
Portsmouth Square in the morning
spun in this very building
The palace pond and fountains
old collections of decommissioned cable cars
on the bus for more exploration
The palace is in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places