San Francisco - National Geographic Traveler Series

Author: Jerry Camarillo Dunn, translated by Yang Junfeng and others
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Publish Date: 2006-09-20
Features: The National Geographic Society's Traveler series presents San Francisco with the best text, images, and maps. The book is divided into three parts. The first part provides an overview of the history and culture, followed by an introduction to nine districts of San Francisco. The author selects and explains attractions with a unique perspective. Each chapter begins with a clear table of contents for easy reference. The last part offers readers feasible day-trip itineraries. Each chapter includes a map of the main area, with important attractions marked and other recommended sights listed. For shorter hikes, a separate route map is provided, indicating suggested attractions to visit. Additionally, special sections and sidebars are included to delve deeper into history, culture, or contemporary life. The appended "Travel Information" provides essential practical details for travelers, including itinerary planning, transportation, and emergency procedures. It also lists major hotels, restaurants, shopping stores, entertainment venues, and other relevant information in each district for reference. As of the book's publication, all the provided information about regions and attractions was highly accurate. However, it is still recommended that readers verify the details by phone before traveling.