What To Do in San Francisco

Golden Gate Bridge, by my niece Simone Enderlin

image of Golden Gate Bridge, by Simone Enderlin

I fell in love with San Francisco on a family vacation when I was thirteen years old. I decided then that I would live here someday. Fast forward to Fayetteville, Arkansas, 1995. I was doing a brief layover at The University of Fayetteville. Brief enough not to lose my mind, but long enough to meet a boy from San Francisco. The rest is history.

When The Telegraph asked me to talk about what no Londoner should miss on a trip to San Francisco, it wasn’t easy to whittle it down. From where to eat to what to avoid, here are my top recommendations for tourists in San Francisco.

Read San Francisco, My Kind of Town, in The Telegraph.

Michelle Richmond

Michelle Richmond is the New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Marriage Pact, Golden State, The Year of Fog, No One You Know, Dream of the Blue Room, Hum, and The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress. Her books have been published in 30 languages. A native of Alabama, she makes her home in Northern California and Paris.

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