Built for San Francisco s archbishop in 1904, this converted wonder is a slice of city history, the montague restaurant and has the Alamo Square views that appear on postcards. Free breakfast and evening the montague restaurant wine and cheese make it a real treat. Be aware, however, that the neighborhood is rundown. d 1000 Fulton St
(415) 441 3004 Open noon 3pm Sat & Wed, 11am 4pm Sun Adm *Grace Cathedral Executed in the medieval French Gothic style, echoing the montague restaurant in particular Notre Dame in Paris, yet accomplished using steel- reinforced concrete. It is the third largest Episcopal church in the US (see pp24 5).
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Lake Merced Located at the beginning of scenic Skyline Boulevard, this attractive lake, set amid verdant hills, extends across the southern end of the Sunset District. Relatively undeveloped and certainly underr rr used, it nevertheless gets its share of recreation enthusiasts. They come for the municipal Harding Park 18 hole Golf Course, and the biking and running trails that circle the lake s green shoreline. the montague restaurant d Hwy 35
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