Should you visit San Francisco, perhaps you'd need a few weeks to be able to tour all the attractions. In other words, this city has something for everyone to see, engage in and museums to learn form. A quick tour around the city is bound to reveal captivating sights and an out of the city tour takes you to the wine country.

The Legion of Honor is one of San Francisco's great museums. Displaying artifacts dating to over 4000 years, this striking museum overlooks the Golden Gate Bridge. It was built to commemorate the death of Californian soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.

Museum

http://www.mustseesanfrancisco.com/attractions/legion-of-honor.html

To be able to savor the entire city, trying out the Coit towers is bound to allow you a panoramic view of the magnificent San Francisco city. Spot the colorful parrot flocks, Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island among others. If you have an eye for artistry, then this is the perfect point for you to make drawings about the city's aerial view.

Towers

http://www.viator.com/San-Francisco-attractions/Coit-Tower/d651-a1058

Free every Tuesday, the California historical society is home to an extensive collection of photographs, maps, posters, pamphlets and manuscripts. This collection of photographs includes more than half a million images of perfectly done work of art by famous English photographers.

Recreation area

http://www.world66.com/northamerica/unitedstates/california/sanfranciscobayarea/sanfrancisco/sights/anseladamscenterforphotography

Going fishing at the Academy of sciences is surely one of the events you do not want to miss. It is a newly revamped aquarium that allows you to kiss a penguin through the glass, try to squeeze tidal creatures inside the touch tank and also enjoy watching rare marine species of animals.

Aquarium

http://mightygirl.com/2010/09/02/top-10-worthwhile-tourist-attractions-in-san-francisco/

Tagged as the "European City" of United States, a trip to the city by the bay turns out to be the most enthralling experience, an experience that becomes a lifetime memory. Stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge in the west to the Bay Bridge in the east, the historic Alcatraz islands, Fisherman's Wharf to the Cable Cars, you must have clicked your camera to capture every minute detail of the San Franciscan beauty. And that your trip is over now, the black box must be lurking in a closet or tucked in a drawer for those stupendous photographs to be printed and put in an album "someday".

Unfortunately that "someday" never comes and with time all your trip memories along with the photographs gets washed away! But San Franciscan souvenirs are too precious to let them get lost just like that.

San Francisco travel tips to all my reader friends out there - store your trip photographs online, and print them as per your convenience and preferences.

Flickr

Flickr must have heard of this online photo sharing and storage tool? Without any doubt, it is certainly the best photo management and sharing album available online at http://www.flickr.com/. It lets you share that joy, those ecstatic moments in SFGate, those romantic getaways in the bay Cruise with people, family and friends who matter to you the most. Photo storage and sharing at Flickr are fun, simple and most importantly FREE! And so what's holding you back? Explore and store as many San Francisco photos as you may want!

Fotopic

http://www.fotopic.net/

Cousin of Flickr, Fotopic is yet user-friendly photo storage with a vast expanse of storage up to 250MB. No matter how many times you may have clicked your camera to capture those twilight sparkling moments over the tranquil Pacific waters or the stunningly lit up Golden Gate Bridge, Fotopic has come up with enough storage capacity to safely retain your memories back San Francisco. And the best part is, you can go ahead and watermark your treasured photographs with captions, so as not to let your moments fade away!

Picasa

A member of the Google family, Picasa is looked upon as one of the best free photo storing applications over the web that makes your pictures look great. Photo storing and sharing with Picasa is as easy as hitting the enter key on your keyboard.

San Francisco's beaches are awesomely beautiful, but are different from the conventional beaches. Anyone planning for San Francisco travel should not miss the opportunity of visiting the five beaches of this area.

You should check out the wonderful San Francisco beach photograph collections on one of these sites to understand the reason why the beaches hold such an extraordinary appeal to nature lovers.

http://www.trails.com/trailphotos.aspx?trailid=XFA015-010

http://gocalifornia.about.com/cs/photos1/a/casfoceanbeach.htm

http://www.terragalleria.com/california/california.sf-north-beach.html

http://www.fotolia.com/id/2165133

http://www.geocities.com/sfphototour/ocean_beach.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_Beach,_San_Francisco,_California. This site also has great photos of Ocean Beach of San Francisco.

The beaches of San Francisco are different from those of Los Angeles. The San Francisco beaches are usually slightly chilly, fogy, windy, or cloudy. This should not however prove to be a deterrent factor for you to enjoy a beautiful afternoon on the beach. You may get your wet suit as the water can be quite cold. Carrying a sweatshirt and a jacket may also be a good option. Some beach towels, a good book, a sand bucket, a Frisbee and a kite will make for a delightful afternoon by the beach. These are the main beaches of San Francisco:

- Ocean Beach

- Baker Beach

- Aquatic Park

- East Beach

- Stinson Beach

A day spent leisurely at one of the San Francisco beaches will surely be a rejuvenating experience.