First a view from the hotel room. With daylight one can also see the sea.

The top of the Transamerica Tower.

One of the cable car streets. Go see: http://www.sfcablecar.com .

One of the 4 hearts at the corners of Union Square around which you'll find the most expensive department stores as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.

And also Tiffany for sure!

And again the Transamerican Tower, from below this time.

*The* Golden Gate Bridge from South.

And Alcatraz from The Bridge.

And the Bridge from the West on the way to Baker and Marshall's beaches.

Some fortifications are now used for picnic or as motive for artistic expression.

Don't get abused! The one on the left has a fishing rod. The other has nothing.

About to jog some steps.

And again the Bridge from Baker Beach.

Back from Baker through the Golden Gate Park I visited the De Young Museum. No time for the Japanese Garden nor the Academy of Science. Check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Gate_Park and http://www.golden-gate-park.com .

A Trompe l'Oeil in the De Young Museum.

The last exhibition of those historical kilims was in 1990. It's expected that they show them agin in 20 years!

Can you believe this piece has been woven some 600 years ago?

I loved theses stairs. And Jean-Paul Gaultier in the back who's peeking at them.

Jean-Paul Gaultier's exhibition was simply stunning!

SFMOMA: This Rothko is at least three times larger that the one which was on sales at Art Basel 2012 for $ 78M!!

Inside the MOMA a self portrait statue of Robert Arneson.

A young tourist enjoying the paintings.

Where is Wally?

Art is not only in the museums.

Again art is not only in museums. Hope you'll like this variation on grey.

The left index of Alx shows the house we were dreaming of living in.

Can't stop thinking of Hiroshi Sugimoto.

Flying around the Bridge.

The return via the Bay Bridge.

Near Twin Towers, happy to be there.