Get the grand tour of the UC Berkeley campus! Go to the Visitor Center in University Hall and sign up for a free tour. Students, go there and learn about becoming a campus tour guide. Read more.
Completed in 1800, The White House is the oldest public building in Washington, DC and has been the home of every president except George Washington.
A popular North Beach bar to watch live soccer and rugby matches. 6 Nations Rugby Championship matches are shown here.
In the lobby, see a replica of the 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics that NASA Astrophysicist Dr. John Mather received for his work understanding the Big Bang. Read more.
Phil Jaber and his son Jacob spent several months developing each blend. Phil's Tesora or "Treasure" blend took 7 years to find the perfect combination of beans.
Built for the 1962 World Expo, Space Needle distinctive structure, rising 600-plus feet above Seattle Center , has since become Seattle's most famous landmark.
This hands-on museum features IMAX movies and laser shows, plus ever-changing exhibits that include displays on dinosaurs, whales, robots and much more.
Cardinal Baseball’s home got its unique design after tons of dirt were removed to build an embankment for the original football stadium. Read more.
We have "BIG BUCK HUNTER, call of the wild" (best video game ever!!!), SKEE BALL, a pool table, a PHOTOBOOTH, a dartboard, and SHUFFLEBOARD.
The Golden Gate Bridge was the longest suspension bridge span in the world when it was completed in 1937, & has become an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco and CA.
Las Vegas: The history of striptease, through the eyes of Dixie Evans, "The Marilyn Monroe of Burlesque." Be sure to call ahead to see when she's working. She gives guided tours! -IFC Viewer
Built in 1920, it seats 72,500 fans. 70% of the seats are located in the end zone; so this venue is often referred to as the loudest arena! It is the largest stadium on the Pacific Northwest coast.
First year student? Stop by First Year Student Services to get oriented and get support through the 1st year!
NASA awarded the Seattle Aquarium Society $500k in June 2009 to integrate ocean science information gathered from space into its marine mammal exhibits and educational programming. Read more.
The exposed brick walls, art, and mood lighting give this bar a trendy euro-cool vibe.
Bohemian bar next to City Lights Bookstore. Good place to see some of San Francisco's finest characters. -Laurine Wickett, Top Chef
Dedicated to the memory of Hawaii's first astronaut who was killed aboard the 1986 Challenger. The exhibit features personal artifacts of Onizuka, an Apollo 13 space suit, lunar soil samples, & more. Read more.
Steve, the owner and main barber is the man and will get you right for the weekend.
NASA scientists and engineers use math daily to explore our universe. Visit the Math Around the World exhibit to play challenging games using mathematical theoretical concepts from various countries. Read more.
Astronauts have to cope with both physical and mental challenges when living in confines of a spacecraft. Learn how they do this by trying out exercise gear, space tools, and eating astronaut food! Read more.
One of the best golf courses in the world, and students play for $25. Visit the Grill for breakfast or lunch under majestic oak trees on the patio overlooking the 18th fairway. Read more.
This is my favorite lounge by the same owners of Ruby Skye. It has a slide inside that you can take right down to the dance floor. It's retrostyle 80's design with a great sound system. The venue play
Moscone Center houses some of the world's most important tech conferences, like WWDC and Google I/O. If you can't attend them, we'll have you covered - Ben Parr. Read more.
