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by Scottyj36 Near Union Square where the Bart lets out. It is the middle of the city where you can get the cable cars, lots of shops and restrunts nearby. Leave a Comment Address: Middle of Downtown
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Visit the UNION SQUARE. Check out the huge Macy's and get a slice of cheesecake at the Cheesecake Factory located on the top floor of Macy's. Leave a Comment Address: Union Square
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by kat_on_moray Visit the LEVIS Store in Union Square. The Levis store not only sells jeans but you can watch people make jeans while you are shopping. They have a small work area on the women's level fitted out with working industrial washers. There is a gallery etc....Go and check it out! Leave a Comment Address: 345 Stockton St, Phone: 415.501.0100Other Contact: If it is custom-made jeans you w
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by Mirellaboer Union Square Around Union square you can find a lot of shops and down the street there is the starting point of the Cable car Leave a Comment
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 Union Square, under reconstruction by zChris Every city has an epicentre, a common area that in its importance unites all the neighbourly villages comprising the metropolis. For San Francisco, it is unmistakably the retail, transportational, and hotel hub known as Union Square. So named for the pro-Union riots held here during the Civil War, the Square now boasts the impressive shaft of the Dewey Monument, a column erected to honour a US Navy admiral who captured Manila during the Spanish-American War. Surrounding the square on all sides and on streets radiating from it are exclusive hotels and expensive shops and department stores. All the national chains are here, of course...Saks, Macy's, Tiffany's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom...as well as exclusive European outlets like Emporio Armani and Diesel. Near to the square on Post Street stands Gump's, a monument to the decadent shopper, featuring wares beyond my (and probably your) financial reach. Union Square displays the unmistakable bravado of big-city life- swarms of people, traffic, cable cars. Unfortunately, the park in the middle of the square itself was closed off for renovations while I was there, and may still be for some time. Nevertheless, the square's beating retail engine pumps on, and the masses continue to pour in to shop. Down one end of the square is the small alley of Maiden Lane, which was once filled with filthy brovels and now houses exclusive designer boutiques, street cafés, and art galleries. One one sunny Saturday noon ther was even an opera singer striking up arias...talk about street entertainment for the elite! Most of the day the street is closed off to traffic and pedestrians are allowed to roam. Union Square can be reached by the Powell Street station on BART and MUNI, as well as via cable car, many buses and trolleybuses, and the historic Market Street streetcar at the 5th Street stop. The Theatre District, with its performance halls and avant-garde galleries, spreads along Geary Street west of the square. Leave a Comment
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by zwack A shopper's paradise, Union Square abounds with stores from the popular to the exclusive -- from Chanel, Tiffany and Giorgio Armani to Disney, Macy's and Niketown. Within its four blocks, over 5 million square feet of retail space generate approximately $1.5 billion in sales each year. Named to commemmorate the pro-Union rallies that erupted here on the eve of the Civil War, Union Square is now host to national holiday observances, fashion shows, concerts, political rallies and the uniquely San Franciscan Cable Car Bell Ringing Competition. Leave a Comment
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by zwack The foot of Powell Street is a downtown transportation hub -- site of the cable car turnaround and underground Muni and BART stations, plus the F-Line Historic Streetcar route along Market Street. Four blocks up the hill lies Union Square, the heart of the City's vibrant shopping district. Bank buildings and retail shops line Market Street on either side. Leave a Comment
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For shopping, the major department stores and specialty stores are located on Union Square. The theatere district is located nearby and most of the good historic hotels are also located on the square. Take the union street street car from union square to the pier area or the financial district. Leave a Comment
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by gkitzmil Union Square. The cable car passes here and this is part of the Heart of San Fran. IF you are over 21 and want to try a great martini, go to the Bar at the Westin St. Francis! Leave a Comment
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by carstenj Union Square. A nice park situated in the middle of downtown SF. You'll find it a few blocks up from Market St. If you take the tram you pass by it (via Powell St?).
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