Old Chronicle building (Historical Landmark), East Bay Travel Guide
Discover the historic Old Chronicle Building in San Francisco's Union Square, a beautiful landmark symbolizing resilience and architectural elegance.
Nestled in the heart of Union Square, the Old Chronicle Building stands as a testament to San Francisco's rich history, particularly its resilience following the devastating 1906 earthquake. This historical landmark invites tourists to explore its architectural beauty and significance.
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- 690 Geary St, San Francisco, Union Square, California, 94105, US
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Know before you go
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- Visit during the day for the best lighting for photographs.
- Combine your visit with a stroll around Union Square for shopping and dining.
- Check local events, as you might find guided tours focusing on the building's history.
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Getting There
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Car
If you are driving from any location in East Bay, take I-580 W towards San Francisco. Merge onto I-80 W and continue for about 10 miles. Take exit 1C towards 5th St, then turn left onto 5th St. Continue straight for about half a mile and turn right onto Geary St. The Old Chronicle building will be on your right at 690 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94105. There may be parking options nearby, but be aware that parking fees can vary, typically ranging from $2 to $5 per hour.
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Public Transportation - BART
If you prefer public transportation, board a BART train at any East Bay station heading towards San Francisco. Get off at the Montgomery St. station. Exit the station and walk towards Market St. Head northwest on Market St towards 5th St, then turn right onto 5th St. Continue walking for about 0.3 miles and turn right onto Geary St. The Old Chronicle building will be on your right at 690 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94105. BART tickets cost approximately $5-10 depending on your departure station.
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Public Transportation - Bus
For bus travelers, take the AC Transit bus line 72 or 88 from various locations in East Bay towards San Francisco. Get off at the Market St & 5th St stop. From there, walk a short distance to Geary St and turn right. The Old Chronicle building will be located at 690 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94105. Bus fares are generally around $2.50.
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