A gay and lesbian mecca, the Castro is a friendly, welcoming place with a one-of-a-kind movie theater, unique shops, great dining and one of San Francisco's sunnier micro-climates.

San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest and most commercial in North America. This touristy district is an explosion of exotic smells, sights and tastes.

Juggling, comedy & cheap thrills-- get a different perspective of Fisherman's Wharf with one of the many street performers who entertain at this touristy spot.

Rediscover San Francisco's Golden Gate Park through the acoustic freestyling of Mars.

The 60's are long gone, but the psychedelic vibe and pipe shops remain in this colorful neighborhood.

Sushi, shabu-shabu, ramen, sake and karaoke-- head to J-Town and experience the gamut of Japanese food & drink.

Expect the unexpected in this now upscale neighborhood-- hip salons, indie boutiques and beer with breakfast.

The Marina is where beautiful people sit, drink coffee and watch other beautiful people shop. Watch them all in this movie.

The best thing about this neighborhood, besides the mural art, cool clubs and authentic Mexican food, is that it stays open late.

Check out Nob Hill's cable cars, vertigo, Slippery Jim and its buildings which withstood the 1906 earthquake and still stand tall today.