Focus on San Francisco Neighborhoods - Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park as described on the San Francisco Chronicle neighborhood guide:"Though the Golden Gate Park has seen changes over the years, what remains today is a testament to the will of the city to preserve a place to play, relax and grow culturally. The new de Young museum is sure to bring a new wave of visitors, as the re-opening of the Conservatory of Flowers did in 2003. The music concourse is being improved and should open in early- to mid-2006, perhaps around the same time the Murphy Windmill returns from repairs in the Netherlands. The California Academy of Sciences is due to re-open in 2008. The old horse stables, closed in 2001, may be renovated starting in 2007. And a new, temporary disc golf course is being evaluated in late 2005 for long-term feasibility," says the San Francisco Chronicle in their neighborhood guide.
Other highlights on this page include:
- Museums & Gardens
- Sports & Recreation
- Other Sights & Activities
- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Mick Orton
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