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" This area South of Market (SOMA) street is the center of art, fashion and nightlife in San Francisco with no fewer than a dozen museums and is home to AT&T stadium and the San Francisco Giants. "

Some of the many major attractions in SOMA & Yerba Buena include AT & T Park

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AT & T Park

24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, California

AT&T Park is a Major League Baseball ballpark located in the SoMa neighbourhood of San Francisco and is home to the 2012 MLB World champion San Francisco Giants. An 80 foot coke bottle and giant baseball glove are behind the bleachers.

AT&T Park - Ballpark Tour

24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, California

Take a tour of AT&T Ballpark, home to the 3-time World Series Champion San Francisco Giants. Regular tours are conducted of the amazing stadium where you can visit areas only the players see including dugouts, press boxes and VIP suites.

California Historical Society

678 Mission Street, San Francisco, California

Childrens Creativity Museum

221 Fourth Street, San Francisco, California

Contemporary Jewish Museum

736 Mission Street, San Francisco, California

San Francisco Museum of Modrn Art

151 Third Street, San Francisco, California

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is located in San Francisco’s SoMa district & was revamped & extended in 2016. It is recognised internationally as holding one of the most prominent collections of modern and contemporary art.

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