Chris Claws Holiday Package 1 Night

Join us at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Tuscan Inn at Fisherman's Wharf and enjoy our Chris Claws Holiday Package. The package includes deluxe accommodations, two Dungeness crabs, certificate for complimentary Antipasto del Giorno or ten percent off at Café Pescatore and Pier 39 fun pack with valuable coupons.

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Alcatraz Island National Historic Landmark

Alcatraz Island National Historic Landmark

Visit Alcatraz Island National Historic Landmark, located in the San Francisco Bay, to enjoy a partially self-guided tour of the military and federal prison. Visitors arrive by ferry, offered every half-hour from San Francisco. The ferry ticket price also includes the cellhouse audio tour. Spend as much time as your schedule allows, to learn of the rich history on the island.

Learn about the military history, "the Rock" escapes and the American Indian occupation in 1964 and 1969-1971. Notable prisoners include Al Capone, who spent five years in the Rock.

The island is also the site of the first lighthouse on the west coast. This historic site has been operated by the National Park Service since 1972. Ferry back to the mainland and enjoy a comfortable night's lodging with Best Western hotels.

AT&T Park

Home to the San Francisco Giants, AT&T Park is a Major League Baseball Field set in San Francisco. Formerly Pacific Bell Park and SBC Park, AT&T Park was established in 2000, and can hold nearly 42,000 ball fans right on the San Francisco Bay in the South Beach neighborhood.

The park also features the San Francisco Giants Wall of Fame, the five monuments to the Giants’ all-time great players, and the famed right field wall – a standing commemoration to Willie Mays. Join Giants mascot Lou Seal for a ball game with the Giants – and choose from many Best Western hotels in San Francisco.

Candlestick Park

When residents and visitors of San Francisco are ready for great football action, there's only one place to go. They head to Candlestick Park. The stadium is located south of San Francisco, along the San Francisco Bay in Candlestick Point. "The Stick" was built in 1960 for Major League Baseball's San Francisco Giants. Former Vice President Richard Nixon threw the first pitch on opening day. The Giants played in the stadium until 1999, when they moved to AT&T Park.

The American Football League's Oakland Raiders' last three games of the 1960 season and the 1961 season games, were played in the stadium. In 1966, The Beatles performed their last concert in the stadium. Since 1971, the National Football League's San Francisco 49ers have played their home games at the stadium. It remains the only stadium in the National Football League that started as a baseball facility, undergoing renovations for football. While in the San Francisco area, choose Best Western hotels for comfortable accommodations and superb guest services.

Fisheman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf, located on the edge of San Francisco Bay, is a renowned tourist destination. The wharf is home to San Francisco's fishing fleet, as well as shopping, entertainment and world-class dining. Many visitors enjoy a chartered Bay Cruise from the wharf, for a wonderful day on the ocean. Bring along the family for a fun-filled day at the wharf.

Watching the sea lions clown around, visiting the Wax Museum or spend time in the Aquarium of the Bay at Pier 39. Stroll through the Ripley's Believe It of Not! Museum and be sure to sample the delicious Ghirardelli chocolate in Ghirardelli Square. There's plenty of fun to be had in Fisherman's Wharf. Kick back for a restful night's sleep as a guest of one of the area Best Western hotels.

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

One of the nations largest and most visited parks, Golden Gate National Recreation Area encompasses a collection of well-known San Francisco Bay area locations. The park extends north of the Golden Gate Bridge into Marin County and south to San Mateo County. The designated park area includes nearly 60 miles of ocean and bay shoreline, beaches redwood forest and historic sites.

Popular Alcatraz is a unit of the Golden Gate NRA along with Muir Woods National Monument and the Presidio of San Francisco. Visitors to San Francisco will surely see much of the park-lands and visits to the historic and cultural sites are always rewarding. Adventure seekers can hang glide off the cliffs at Fort Funston or kite-board off Crissy Fieldcoastline or you can simply relax and enjoy a walk or hike - Golden Gate National Recreation Area has just about everything.

Half Moon Bay Golf Links

Half Moon Bay Golf Links is ranked as "One of the Best 18 Holes in the Country" by Golf Digest magazine. This top-ranked championship golf club in Half Moon Bay, features two award-winning courses: the Old Course and Ocean Course. Golfers have enjoyed playing golf in this incredible setting, overlooking scenic Pacific Ocean for over 30 years.

Take a break from the course to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in the on-site Mullins Bar & Grill. Consider hosting your next special event in the spacious club house - a perfect venue for wedding receptions, banquets and fundraisers. While in the San Francisco Bay area, rest comfortably with Best Western hotels.

Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail

The Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail is a 1200-mile trail extending from Nogales, Mexico through Southern California and the California's Central Coast region. Juan Bautista de Anza began the exploratory trek in 1774, across the Sonoran Desert, following the Colorado River. Anza completed his initial trip in 74 days. On Anza's second trip, his supply of horses and Texas Longhorn bulls and cows started the cattle and horse industry in California.

They established the Presidio of San Francisco and the Mission San Francisco de Asis, which became San Francisco. Learn about the history of the trail during an auto tour along the historic trail, or stop to see the landmarks, sights and National Park Service reenactments. Choose one of several Best Western hotels for excellent guest services and comfortable accommodations.

Pacifica State Beach

Pomponio State Beach

Portola Redwoods State Park

Presidio of San Francisco

The Presidio of San Francisco is located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area on the San Francisco Peninsula. This national landmark began as a fortified location for Spain in 1776, then for Mexico and finally for the United States in 1847. Active military use ended in 1989. In 1994, the National Park Service began to manage the Presidio.

Visit the Presidio Visitor Center exhibits to learn about its important history and take a few moments to learn about seacoast defense at the Battery Chamberlin, built in 1904. Enjoy a guided tour of Fort Point, a brick and granite fortification built in 1861. Convenient lodging is available throughout San Francisco with Best Western hotels. Have fun in the City by the Bay.

San Francisco International Airport

San Francisco International Airport, known "gateway to the Pacific", is located south of San Francisco along the San Francisco Bay. The airport began offering flights in 1927, as the Mills Field Municipal Airport. United Airlines was one of the first to offer flights from the airport. The airport's expansion throughout the years, has allowed for more than thirty-five commercial airlines to provide flights, to many major world-wide cities. San Francisco International Airport is the state's second busiest airport, behind Los Angeles International Airport.

Travelers enjoy a variety of airport amenities including shopping, dining, spa services, public showers, banking services, a medical clinic, Wi-Fi internet access, convenient parking and rental car agencies. The 24-hour AirTrain provides quick and easy access to the four airport terminals, garages, rental car center and the BART station. Before your next flight, stroll through the Aviation Museum and Library to view the diverse art on display. While in the Bay area, rest comfortably as a guest of Best Western hotels.

The Painted Ladies at Alamo Square Park

The City by the Bay is home to many wonderful parks, museums and landmarks, including the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Alcatraz Island National Historic Landmark. Alamo Square Park, located west of San Francisco in the Western Addition neighborhood, is one of the two hundred parks maintained by the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.

This beautiful park is bordered by four city blocks, with spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline. Steiner Street on the east side of the park, is home to the famous "Painted Ladies", a row of Victorian homes. These beautiful homes have been featured in numerous television shows, commercials and movies. They have become some of the city's best-known landmarks.

While in this vibrant city, visit the park to capture a picture of these historic homes. Bring your tennis racket for a fun game of tennis or relax as the kids play on the playground. After touring the city, settle down for the night in a local Best Western guest room and enjoy comfortable accommodations.

Union Square

Union Square is a 2.6 acre shopping mecca in the heart of San Francisco. This popular one-block shopping plaza, encompasses the largest collection of upscale boutiques, art galleries, department stores, tourist shops and salons in America. This renowned shopping destination is one of the "premier shopping districts" in the world. Jump on a cable car and head to Union Square for a fun day in San Francisco.

Enjoy strolling through the variety of stores including Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Barney's New York, Neiman Marcus, H&M, Coach, Banana Republic and Abercrombie & Fitch. Take a break from shopping by visiting one of the surrounding theaters and restaurants. The art sculptures on each corner of the square are a must-see. Enjoy a wonderful night's rest at one of several area Best Western hotels.

University of California, Berkeley

Situated in the fine city of Berkeley, the University of California, Berkeley was established in 1868, and is widely known as Cal, or Berkeley. In the world of academia, Cal can claim faculty, researchers, and alumni who've won a total of 70 Nobel Prizes, and 45 MacArthur Fellowships. Athletically, the Cal Golden Bears compete in the Pac-12 Conference and have won national titles in men's and women's swimming, baseball, and softball.

Visitors from nearby cities like San Francisco and Oakland are sure to visit the California Memorial Stadium during the fall to watch all the thrilling action of the college football. Basketball fans head to Haas Pavilion during the winter to catch all the slams, steals, and three-pointers as the men's and women's basketball teams play all their home games there.

University of San Francisco

Established in 1855, the University of San Francisco is set just minutes from downtown San Francisco in the Bay Area. A private university, USF features a modest, urban campus that totals 55 acres – in comparison, the UCLA campus is 419 acres. Many visitors into the Bay Area touring the campus enjoy many of the other attractions in San Francisco. Plan your day around visits to Fisherman's Wharf, the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and Alcatraz.

Sports fans visitin from nearby Oakland, or Concord in luck during the winter, as the SFU Dons basketball teams, men's and women's, play all their home games at War Memorial Gymnasium. Spring visitors are sure to check out all the homeruns and stolen bases of the USF Dons baseball team – all home games are played at Dante Benedetti Diamon at Max Ulrich Field.