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Carnegie Art Museum
Contact:
- +1 805 385 8157
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Location:
- 424 South C Street
- Oxnard,CA93030
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Description:
Although Oxnard is an hour's drive north from Los Angeles, this art gallery merits the trip. Constructed with funds donated by Andrew Carnegie in 1906, the building itself is the really the main attraction. The elegant Neo-Classical structure was originally used as a library, but was transformed into a cultural center in 1963. The collection consists primarily of 20th century works, including the Carnegie collection that began in 1924. Some of the artists found here include Arthur Beaumont, Cornelius Botke, Colin Campbell Cooper, Katherine Leighton and many others.
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Sutro Bath Ruins
Contact:
- +1 415 561 4323(Tourist Information)
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Location:
- Point Lobos Ave.
- San Francisco,CA94121
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Dr. Adolph Sutro built the baths in the late 1800s to provide a diversion for local families. The four pools were housed under a giant glass dome, with room for 25,000 swimmers and spectators, as well as Dr. Sutro's collection of artifacts. Ruined by fire and earthquake, the foundations are still around for daring people to explore. Fog adds to the surreal quality of the ruins.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Contact:
- (415) 752-4227
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Location:
- At the corner of Tea Garden at Martin Luther King, Jr.
- (Golden Gate Park)
- San Francisco,CA94117
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Located in Golden Gate Park, this garden is a marvel of the landscape architects art. This traditional Japanese garden covers five acres. Several paths take you by an authentic pagoda, a monumental Buddha, a miniature waterfall, and over an acutely arched bridge that no kid can resist. Overlooking the gardens koi-filled pond is a Japanese-style tea house, which in spring is covered with a cascade of wisteria. The gift shop sells souvenirs with a Japanese flair.
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Stow Lake
Contact:
- (415) 752-0347
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Location:
- 50 Stow Lake Drive
- Golden Gate Park
- San Francisco,CA94117
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Description:
One of the most photogenic spots in Golden Gate Park, this placid body of water surrounds Strawberry Hill. A couple of bridges allow you to cross over and ascend the hill (the old 19th-century stone bridge on the southwest side of the lake is especially quaint). A waterfall cascades from the top of the hill, and panoramic views make it worth the short hike up here. Down below, rent a boat, surrey, or bicycle, or stroll around the perimeter. Just to the left of the waterfall sits the elaborate Chinese Pavilion, a gift from the city of Taipei. It was shipped in 6,000 pieces and assembled on the shore of Strawberry Hill Island in 1981. OPEN: Boat rentals daily 10-4, surrey and bicycle rentals weekdays 9-dusk, weekends 10-dusk.
- Destination(s): Los Angeles, San Francisco
- Type: Active/Adventure,Budget,Off the Beaten Path
- 1 DAY
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