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San Francisco Cheap Car Rentals and South of Market (SoMo)

Are you looking to have a good time during your upcoming San Francisco cheap car rental vacation? And by a good time, we me a really good time! The SoMa neighborhood of San Fran (which is short for the area south of Market Street, between The Embarcadero and Division Street), has quickly become the citys newest cultural mecca and multimedia center, housing over two square miles worth of alternative entertainment and new age fun! Fashionable restaurants, super hot nightclubs, experimental theaters, discount shopping outlets and ultra modern art galleries stretch as far as the eye can see in this trend-setting community, providing spunky San Francisco cheap car rental customers with tons of ultra-chic attractions and entertainment. When youre not partying it up in SoMa you may also be interested in visiting any one of the unique cultural establishments which have recently popped up, adding an extra facet to the ever chancing face of San Francisco. Top picks include the Moscone Convention Center and the Center for the Arts at Yerba Buena Gardens, so dont miss your chance to check them out!

Interesting Establishments in the SoMa Neighborhood

The area south of Market Street is the place to be if youre looking to get a little culture exposure during your upcoming San Francisco cheap car rental vacation, so remember to stop by one or more of the following area establishments:

• The San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts open in January 1995, this state-of-the-art facility is home to over 15,000 unique artworks and exhibits. Paintings, sculptures, photography, media arts and architectural pieces are all currently on display at this world class institution, so be sure to drop by during one of your upcoming San Francisco cheap car rental road trips. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts is located at the corner of Third and Howard Streets.
• The Pacific Telephone Building Known as the first skyscraper built in San Francisco, the Pacific Telephone Building is currently home to the Telephone Pioneer Communications Museum, which is proud to showcase a variety of communications memorabilia, including a replica of Alexander Grand Bells original telephone. This slice of San Francisco history is located at 140 New Montgomery Street.
• SBC Park Batter up! The SBC Park, also known as the San Franciscos Miracle on Third Street is the current home to the citys sole Major League Baseball team, the Giants. Cant fit a game into your upcoming vacation itinerary? Dont worry; interested fans are invited to participate in the Guided Insiders Tour, which is offered daily at 10:30AM and 12:30PM.

Other Attractions in the SoMa Area

Other exciting attractions in the SoMa area include the South Park, which is located between Bryant and Brannan Street. This lush green space is the perfect place to relax after a long day of San Francisco sightseeing, so why not pack a picnic lunch and enjoy some of that irresistible San Fran sunshine! Unique shopping opportunities are located within walking distance of the park, along with quaint restaurants and original galleries. The California Academy of Sciences, which has currently relocated to Howard Street during the re-invention of the Golden Gate Park, is another exciting SoMa attraction, providing San Francisco cheap car rental customers with a variety of unique attractions and educational experiences. Current attractions at the new Howard street site include Ssssnake Alley and an intriguing aquarium, which brings the back of the house to the front! Confused? Youll have to stop by the California Academy of Sciences to learn more!

Must-See Festivals

If youre planning on visiting the SoMa area during the months of May-October, remember to check out the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival, which includes some 150 different events throughout the summer. The Folsom Street Fair is also recommended (adults only) along with numerous annual events hosted at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.