Pier 39 - San Francisco

San Francisco - Pier 39Pier 39 is a popular attraction in San Francisco, offering a delightful walk along the waterfront filled with various shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

San Francisco is a vibrant city renowned for its iconic landmarks and attractions. Read the main San Francisco article here.

You can explore the main walkway bustling with activity or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the outer pathways, which offer stunning views of the bay, Alcatraz, and passing cruise ships.

Biking San Francisco to Sausalito

Biking in San Francisco

Embarking on a bike tour from San Francisco to Sausalito offers a remarkable experience, traversing through iconic landmarks and breathtaking sceneries.

Start your journey at Fisherman’s Wharf and make your way along the National Park Bike Path, passing through Aquatic Park, Fort Mason, the scenic Marina, and the verdant Presidio National Park.

The State of Oregon

Although Oregon became a US State in 1859, the region has been inhabited for at least 15,000 years. The lush, fertile land west of the Cascade mountains has always been a magnet for natives and pioneers alike.

The native tribes lived in harmony with the land for thousands of years. For a short while, the European explorers and trappers continued this tradition.

Later, the Lewis and Clark Expedition mapped the area paving the way for a flood of settlers that changed the landscape with over logging and sprawling cities.

Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge

Disneyland - StartWars Land - EntranceThe Disney resort is practically in my backyard. My family and I love to spend a whole day or just a few hours at the Disney parks. Throughout the years we learned a lot about the parks and attractions that we like to share with you.

The newest addition to Disneyland is Star Wars - Galaxy’s Edge, a land dedicated to everything Star Wars.

Star Wars Land at Disneyland was both amazing and disappointing at the same time. I loved walking around in this otherworldly town on the planet Batuu.

Boston Athenæum Quiet Grandeur

Boston Athenaeum Building Tucked away just steps from the bustle of Beacon Street, the Boston Athenæum offers a unique blend of library, museum, and historic sanctuary. With its red doors and understated facade, it’s easy to pass by without realizing the depth of culture and history housed inside. But stepping through those doors opens up a world of quiet elegance and intellectual tradition.

A Library, a Museum—or Both?

The Boston Athenæum is one of the oldest independent libraries in the United States, founded in 1807. It operates on a subscription-based membership, which supports the preservation of its collections and historic spaces. While members have access to all floors, visitors can purchase an $8 day pass to explore the first floor, which is more than enough to get a sense of the building’s grandeur.

10-1/2 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02108