Fisherman's Wharf Attractions featured in Where San Francisco:
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By Jessica Volk & Zachary Clark on 09/05/14
British Import
(©Madame Tussauds)
Fisherman’s Wharf welcomed Madame Tussauds in summer 2014. At the San Francisco outpost of the famous, two-century-old London-based wax museum, about one third of the figures depict Bay Area locals, including a barefoot, cross-legged Mark Zuckerburg. The new location also features scenes from “Bullitt” and “Dirt Harry” and houses sculptures of George Clooney, Bruce Lee, Rihanna and Barack Obama. Each figure takes about four months to make. 145 Jefferson St., San Francisco
Terror on the Wharf
(©The San Francisco Dungeon)
Enter the San Francisco Dungeon, and a cast of animated actors will lead you on a tour of the city’s historic seedy underbelly. Similar attractions are popular throughout Europe, and the company's producers chose San Francisco for the U.S. debut, finding the city’s dark history ripe for storytelling. Along with elaborate, locally made period costumes and sets from a local artisan who incorporated reclaimed wood, the experience features live rats from nearby rescue centers. 145 Jefferson St., San Francisco.
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