ByVickieDe
San Francisco is a safe city to visit, comparable to any major international destination. While it has challenges, such as specific neighborhoods with higher crime rates and a visible homeless population, most of the city remains welcoming and secure for tourists.
ByVickieDe
We’ve lived in the San Francisco Bay Area nearly all our lives. My husband was born in San Francisco proper. For us, it’s a quick hour or so drive to the lush vineyards in Sonoma or Napa County. But if you don’t live here, you may wonder, “What are the closest airports to Napa Valley Wine Country?”
ByVickieDe
A must-do while in San Miguel is to visit one or more of the “roof-top” bars for which the city is famous. We find one such place above the restaurant Casa Nostra.
ByVickieDe
There are so many different and eclectic things to do in San Francisco; you will not run out of fun. Whether you are here for a day, a long weekend “getaway,” or more, there are always new things to do and explore.
ByVickieDe
Living in San Francisco and the Oakland East Bay Area most of my life, I can attest to the fact that sometimes it’s hard to choose where to go. Here are some of my favorite day trips from Oakland and San Francisco. And after all these years, I’m still exploring.
ByVickieDe
Most Americans are intrigued by Salem, Massachusetts, due to the infamous witch trials in 1692 – 93, before the United States was even a country. Salem is a city steeped in history and mystique. With its early maritime heritage, Salem has a historical significance that resonates through its cobblestone streets and historic landmarks.
At the heart of this journey lies the Salem Heritage Trail. I found the trail while studying for our trip to Boston. This meandering path invites visitors to trace the footsteps of the city’s storied past. It lends itself to a perfect day trip to Salem.