Tiburon
Just 20 minutes north of San Francisco is Tiburon, a charming town resembling an authentic New England seaport village. In 1884 Tiburon served as a ferry terminal to connect the railroad between San Rafael and San Francisco. Today, Tiburon’s Main Street offers unique shops, galleries, cafes and waterfront restaurants with unsurpassed views of San Francisco. Further along Main Street is Ark Row, a collection of restored arks that house a variety of boutiques and specialty stores. Additional shopping is located at the Boardwalk Shopping Center. (www.baycityguide.com)
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Views of Tiburon
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Alamo Square | Alcatraz
| Angel Island | Cable
Cars | Chinatown | Civic
Center | Coit Tower
Fisherman's wharf | Ghiradelli
Square | Golden Gate Bridge | Golden
Gate Park | Hotel Metropolis
Itinerary | Lincoln
Park | Lombard Street | Mission
District | North Beach | Pier
39 | Sausalito
South Beach Harbor & SBC Park | Tech
TV | tiburon | Union
Square | Yerba Buena Gardens/South of Market