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San Francisco is place where culture, ethnicity, finance meet at the San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco is the most happening place with so much activities buzzing around and if you are in San Francisco, there are certain places you definitely don’t want to miss. San Francisco is the second-most thickly settled large city in the United States after New York City and has a lot of Tourist attraction. SF Tours offers a brief travel guide about San Francisco tours and travels which includes updated information on recent tourist attractions, travel facts, hotels, restaurants and lots more. Rather than the usual San Francisco tour places such as Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island or China town, there are also other places that you might actually enjoy. Here are some San Francisco‘s amazing places for you to understand more about San Francisco.
The End Up
The End Up is a very spacious San Francisco establishment but the dance floor in here is quite small when compared to the huge outdoor patio and the fire place. They have comfortable seating arrangement to take in the scene which you will definitely enjoy. This place evolved as a historic gay nightclub into a dance party having huge variety of dances.
Coit Tower

Coit tower was built on Telegraph Hill in the year 1932 after the money Lilly Hitchcock Coit - an heiress left in her will for the city's beautification. As Lilly had a unique passion towards San Francisco Fire Department and so this monument is designed like a fire-hose nozzle. The view from this tower will leave awestruck as you can see San Francisco Bay, the Marin Headlands and two bridges.
Octagon House

The very word ‘Octagon’ explains that design of the house and this odd building was built in the year 1861 due the 1800’s popular theory that people living in the Octagon House will breathe healthier, Happier lives. The building at present houses a museum of Federal Era decorative arts and American Colonial.

St Patrick's Church

St Patrick's Church was built in the year 1851, was established to serve San Francisco's Irish community. The dedication of the church is revealed in the church's green, white and gold décor.
The columns are made out of Connemara green marble imported from Ireland which is present on either side of the nave. The church also displays photographs of damaged church during the 1906 earthquake.

So, if you are planning a San Francisco don’t forget to tour these places.

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