GETTiNG AROUND San Francisco Streets by Night TRANSIT ROUTES Alamo Square Catch the 5 or 21 Muni bus at Curvy streets, hidden alleyways and lots of hills — that’s what San Francisco is known for. But believe it or not, San Francisco is an easy place to get around, whether you’re on a bus, in a car or on your feet. IF YOU DECIDE TO OPT FOR PUBLIC TRANSIT, HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO GET TO SOME MAJOR POINTS OF INTEREST FROM THE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER. VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER 749 Howard St. San Francisco, CA 94103 Adult bus, streetcar and Muni Metro fares are $2.75. Youth (5-17 years), seniors (65+ years), and individuals with disabilities pay $1.35. Children under 4 years ride for free. One-way cable car tickets cost $7 for anyone five and over. Muni Passports are available at the Visitor information Center for one day ($22), three days ($33), and seven days ($43), and are valid for unlimited rides on the Muni vehicles mentioned above. the corner of Market and Powell streets. Take the 5 westbound to the corner of McAllister and Fillmore streets, or the 21 westbound to the corner of Hayes and Steiner streets. Both buses also continue on to Golden Gate Park. Points of Interest: Painted Ladies. AT&T Park Muni buses 10, 30, 47 and the inbound Muni Metro N and T lines provide service to the ballpark. From Fisherman’s Wharf, use the E streetcar. Cable Car Walk north on Fourth St. Take a left on Market St., and then a right on Powell St. Board any cable car at the Powell Cable Car Turnaround. Both the Powell-Hyde and the Powell-Mason lines take you to Fisherman’s Wharf/Ghirardelli Square. Castro Walk north on Fourth St. to Market St. and head into any of the BART/Muni underground stations. Be sure you enter the Muni side of the station. Take outbound Muni Metro K, L or M lines to the Castro Station. Or, take the historic F Streetcar in the center of Market St. to Castro St. Chinatown Walk five blocks northeast on Third St. to Grant Ave. Walk north on Grant Ave. to the Chinatown Gate at Bush St. Or, take Muni bus 30 or 45 at Third and Howard streets or the northbound cable car to Chinatown. Points of Interest: Chinese Cultural Center and Chinese Historical Society. 80 . sftravel.com © Louis Raphael
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