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Noelle S almi is a fr eelance writer who liv ed and wor ked in sev eral U.S. cities and many foreign countries ellis island memorial wall before moving to San Francisco in 2001. In addition to her work promoting investment overseas, she wor ked at a major daily ne wspaper and later at CNN in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Associated P ress in B erlin, Germany; and United Press International in New York City. Her writing has appear ed in the Santa Clara Valley Weekly, Jornal do B rasil, The West Side Spirit, Emerging Markets, USA Today, ellis island memorial wall Bay Area Parent, and the San Francisco Chronicle. She is also the author of previous editions of Frommer s San Francisco with Kids and of Frommer s San Francisco Day by Day (1st and 2nd editions). She lives in San Francisco with her husband Mika and three children Annika, Natasha, and Aksel.

The M ission D istrict S tretching ellis island memorial wall from 16th Street to Cesar Chavez Street, between D olores S treet and P otrero Avenue, the pr edominately H ispanic ellis island memorial wall Mission D istrict is liv ely, congested, and earthy. For tourists, Mission Dolores at 16th Street and lovely palm tree lined Dolores Street are worth a visit if you re inter ested in historic S an F rancisco. Dolores Park, 2 blocks south, is a fine spot for vie ws and a little F risbee but be ware the unleashed dogs. The 24th S treet corridor ellis island memorial wall is a terrific market str eet for Latino food lo vers, and Valencia and G uerrero str eets between 16th and 23r d str eets ar e