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While traveling during the pandemic may not be the right decision for everyone, if you are in a position to take a road trip for a change of scenery during COVID-19, here are a few important tips to consider before planning your road trip to ensure not only your own safety, but the safety of those around you as well!
Whether you’ve visiting San Francisco for a few days or have earned your title as a local, you’ll want to add these 11 Day Trips from San Francisco to your list of places to visit while in Northern California. There are so many incredible places to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. And honestly, there’s no better base from which to explore these charming destinations.
Looking for the tastiest, trendiest pastries in San Francisco? This list was made for you. Satisfy your sweet tooth and thank me later!
As the most photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is San Francisco’s most popular landmark and is at the top of every visitor’s bucket list! If you didn’t take a picture of the Golden Gate Bridge, did you even go to San Francisco? Not to worry — I’ve rounded up a list of the best places to photograph this iconic structure!
I recently had the opportunity to visit Downtown Napa and had the most romantic little getaway with Shahzeb! On Friday night, we checked into our hotel and spent the weekend eating and exploring to our hearts’ content! Here’s my quick guide on where to stay, eat & play!
San Francisco is known around the world for its iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island, but if you love discovering hidden gems when you travel then you must check out some of San Francisco's most picturesque spots off the beaten path.
This boutique hotel in San Francisco’s Nob Hill neighborhood is perfect for any traveler because of its optimal location and minimalist decor!
What better way to spend the Fourth of July than by exploring some of the top travel destinations in the United States? There is so much to see and do in this beautiful country. If you are looking for the perfect last-minute getaway, I've rounded up some of the best places to visit for the long weekend! Plus, for a limited time only, a special hotel deal from Hotwire to help you escape for the holiday weekend!
Point Reyes is a nature reserve located on the Point Reyes Peninsula in Marin County, California. Located just 35 miles north of San Francisco on Highway 1 along the west coast of California, Point Reyes is a perfect day trip to escape the city and explore the outdoors. After visiting this California beauty, I've put together a list of my favorite spots in the area!
Yosemite National Park is such an incredible place to travel and an accommodation can make all the difference in your trip! If you’re looking for a luxurious place to stay and hit that reset button, you must spend a weekend at Rush Creek Lodge and try their Relaxation and Renewal Wellness Program. Read on to learn more!
The InterContinental Mark Hopkins is a charming luxury hotel located in the heart of San Francisco. The hotel sits at the top of Nob Hill, boasting gorgeous views of the entire city and making it extremely convenient to explore nearby spots by foot or via the famous San Francisco Cable Car!
There is no shortage of phenomenal coffee shops in the San Francisco Bay Area. As a coffee connoisseur, I've had my fair share of cups in the city. Whether you're searching for a place to sit down and unwind over a cup of joe or looking to taste the best third-wave coffee the city has to offer, there's something for everyone on this list of coffee shops in San Francisco.
Lake Tahoe is known for its epic views and stunning scenery. Though you can’t go wrong no matter where you go or what you do, having a basic game plan will help you maximize your time here. If you're planning to visit South Lake Tahoe this summer, here's the ultimate travel guide with everything you need to know, including where to stay, eat and play!
While there's no shortage of sweet spots to soak up the sunsets in San Francisco, some in particular outshine the rest. So where should you go if you're looking to wind down at the end of the day? I've got you covered with a list of the best places to watch the sunset in San Francisco!
With National Ice Cream Month in full swing, I've been craving a good scoop or two on the reg! After holding a few melted cones, licking multiple sticky fingers, and consuming a whole lot more than my fair share of the sweet stuff, I've put together a list of some of the most delicious and unique ice cream spots around San Francisco.
The trendy folks at Cauldron Ice Cream have put their own spin on your favorite childhood dessert and loaded it into adorable puffle cones! Trust me, this is one you'll want to 'gram right away!
If you are planning a trip to Napa Valley, one thing you must consider is taking a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. For the wine buff, you'll get a unique view of the vineyard from above. For the thrill seeker, sights that will take your breath away. And for those with a little vertigo, you can take your love of adventure to new heights.
At Ketsourine Macarons in San Francisco, you'll find the prettiest and tastiest macarons in the Bay Area. Baked fresh throughout the day in small batches, Ketsourine uses natural ingredients to create delicious flavors like guava rose petals, lavender, mint and earl grey!
Hot and ready for the 'gram, these babies from The Loop take your nostalgic childhood churros to the next level. With a simple menu and a ton of customizable options, you can create the churro of your dreams.
Whether you're visiting San Francisco for the first time or you've lived here all your life, there are constantly new experiences to be had in the Bay Area. Here is the ultimate list of sights to see, food to eat and places to play in the City by the Bay!
When visiting Yosemite National Park, I spent two nights at the charming Rush Creek Lodge. Located just half a mile from the park's west entrance, this lovely hideaway is the closest accommodation outside of the park. If you're looking for a cozy space with modern amenities and friendly staff to get the most of your trip, this is the perfect place for your weekend away!
There's never a bad time to visit Yosemite. But if you're looking to put the hustle and bustle of summer behind you and look ahead to the crisp autumn air, visiting Yosemite during the fall is the way to go!
Churning out a limited number of cruffins daily, Mr. Holmes Bakehouse made its way into the hearts of pastry enthusiasts everywhere by creating the holy grail of San Francisco pastries. This croissant-muffin hybrid brings ALL the foodies to the yard. Find out how you can claim yours before they disappear for the day!
Beard Papa's is famous for its made-to-order cream puffs. Baked fresh daily, the light and flaky choux pastry shells are filled to the top with a whipped custard filling right in front of you.
Coffee elites and aspiring connoisseurs, rejoice! If you've been searching for the best coffee that San Francisco has to offer, look no further than Four Barrel. With high-end coffee, fantastic service and a great ambiance, it's no wonder they're a SF favorite.
It's no secret that Big Sur is one of the most beautiful places in the entire world. Famous for its deep blue waters crashing against the California Coastline, it's no wonder visitors travel from near and far to drive the 85-mile stretch for scenic coastal views. With so many beautiful stops along the way, how do you choose? Here are my Top 3 stops along the #PCH for your Big Sur adventure!
Mount Shasta is the perfect place for nature lovers to explore a bit of Northern California’s natural beauty. Here’s a quick guide for a cozy weekend getaway featuring magical sunrise hikes, cascading waterfalls and the most unique A-frame treehouse in the woods near Shasta-Trinity National Forest!