POINTS OF INTEREST
There is no shortage of tourism attractions in the Bay Area. For those of you looking for adventure, just remember -- the Bay Area has different climates, so bring comfortable shoes and a sweater (or you might just leave wearing one of the generic San Francisco ones).
Less than 45 minutes away:
Los Gatos - the quaint town that will host our wedding. For more information on the town of Los Gatos read LosGatos.com.San Jose - home to Paramount's Great America, Rosicrucian Museum and Planetarium, Raging Waters, Japanese Friendship Garden, and much more
Santa Cruz - a nifty town by the beach, featuring the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and lots of good-looking college kids. See festivals and other attractions
45 minutes to 90 minutes away:
San Francisco - the windy, foggy city. Notable attractions: Alcatraz Island, the groovy Haight-Ashbury Street Fair, Golden Gate Park, and the Golden Gate Bridge, and many moreBerkeley - visit the walking grounds of the rebellious, hippy sixties. Check out Telegraph Ave, Lawrence Hall of Science, and more
Monterey - visit this beautiful city on the coast. For critter lovers, the Monterey Bay Aquarium is a must. Whale-watching tours are also an idea. Read more
Carmel - check out this undisturbed coastal town.
Within 2 hours:
Napa Valley - for the wine lovers who'd love a tasting day up in wine country.Sonoma Valley - our favorite place for wine tours. Also home of Safari West for those who think Africa is just a tad too far away
Overnight:
Hearst Castle - a beautiful estate with over 150 rooms and acres upon acres of gardens, terraces, pools furnished w/ Antiques.... if you're into that type of thing.Lake Tahoe - awesome for it's skiing, but just as good during the summer months for outdoor adventures
Yosemite - hiking, climbing, camping... what is there to say -- out-doorman's heaven
