3 ms·
I respectfully disagree. If OP wants to experience SF, you've got to sleep in and wake up in SF, too. Just like any city. Hearing the sounds of the city at nigh
by kaycebasques 3y ago
I respectfully disagree. If OP wants to experience SF, you've got to sleep in and wake up in SF, too. Just like any city. Hearing the sounds of the city at night is an important subconscious memory. For that same reason, also no need to get a car. SF has MORE than enough to do for a decade let alone a tiny trip.
- evbogue 3y agoAgree. There's nothing like waking up in that hostel in the Tenderloin and going for a morning stroll looking for AI people to network with.
- physhster 3y agoI laughed.
- oceanplexian 3y agoI mean, I lived there for 10 years. I'm all about that aesthetic, but if you come to Northern California and restrict yourself to public transportation, or the city, you are seeing maybe 5% of what the region has to offer. For a weekend trip I would stay in SF but if I was there for a week or longer, I would get out of the city.