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"Take the famous historic San Francisco Cable Car to Lumbard Street, Pier 39 and more!"

"Hop onto a cable car on Powell & Market. Take Powell-Mason route to Fishermen's Wharf, Powell-Hyde route takes you close to Ghiradelli Square. Both will give you the fantasic view of the Bay but expect a long line."

"This relic of nineteenth century public transport runs from the Union Square area to Fisherman’s Wharf and is best experienced hanging on the outside."

"Brendan's favorite museum. Its free!"

"This is were the historic cable car line starts. Come early, cause there is always a wait, but it is well worth it!"

"Visitors line up to get a ride on a distinct San Francisco treat, the cable car. The wait here can be very long. San Francisco was the first city to use cable cars, and due to their surprising usefulness and eternal charm, it is the last city to keep them in use. Since 1873, these trolleys have been tugged at a slow but steady 9-mph cable in the ground by giant turbines. The slow pace allows passengers to take in the experience, pointing out sights along the way. Passing by Union Square up Powell, this cable car line leads directly to Fisherman's Wharf. Along the way, riders enjoy a soaring vista of Alcatraz, Angel Island, Mount Tamalpais, and the Golden Gate Bridge. You can also learn more about the history and see the workings at the Cable Car Barn & Powerhouse at Mason and Washington"

"Takes you ALL the WAY to fisherman's wharf (up up and away)."