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Ship tours: Thousands of people will get the chance to board a variety of vessels (including destroyers and cruisers) that will be docked at the Embarcadero in San Francisco. Visitors will get a ...

San Francisco entices visitors with a surprising array of affordable quality lodging. Besides the obvious cookie-cutter behemoth chain hotels, the city offers decent options around $100 ...

It has a somewhat divisive reputation in San Francisco, due largely to the noise disruptions and spending, but still draws thousands of visitors to enjoy air shows, ship tours and concerts.