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San Francisco - Nearby Destinations

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Tourist destinations to consider near San Francisco are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.

Big Sur Coast

	The Big Sur Coast is a magical place of beauty and light. The Santa Lucia Range juts against the coastline to create a spectacular land of beachside cliffs, waterfalls, sand, and mist. Lighthouses, wineries, poets, and sea otters combine to create a memorable experience that invites peaceful contemplation.

Modesto		Population: 200,000

	Modesto is located in the heart of California’s central San Joaquin Valley. Surrounded by fertile farmlands that produce dairy products, fruits, nuts, and other resources for the country, Modesto is a small town at heart, with a growing population that appreciates the escape from the larger urban areas nearby.

Napa Valley

	Napa Valley and Sonoma Valley are California’s Wine Country, home to some of the most famous vineyards in the world. Touring the vineyards and wine tasting are the most popular attractions here, but the fantastic surroundings are great for anything from hot air ballooning to bicycling to picnic lunches.

Oakland		Population: 1.5 million

	Oakland has always struggled to forge an identity for itself separate from its famous sister across the bay. Once primarily a major port town, Oakland has a pleasant climate and convenient access to both the San Francisco area and East Bay spots like Berkeley.

Sacramento		Population: 1.7 million (metro population)

	Sacramento is California’s state capital, located in the middle of the central Sacramento Valley. Visitors can check out a basketball game from hometown team the Kings, or take in the zoo, some theater, or fine cuisine in historic Old Sacramento.

San Jose		Population: 930,000

	Consistently voted as one of the sunniest, safest, and overall best places to live in the country, San Jose and the surrounding area is rapidly gaining a place in history alongside its other West Coast neighbors. Situated at the foot of rolling green hills at the south end of the San Francisco Bay, San Jose is one of California’s oldest cities and is the eleventh largest in the nation.

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