Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Alta Bates Summit Medical Center HOSPITAL/MEDICAL
( 510-204-4444; www.altabatessummit.org ; 2450 Ashby Ave)
24-hour emergency services.
Visit Berkeley TOURIST INFORMATION
( GOOGLE MAP ; 800-847-4823, 510-549-7040; www.visitberkeley.com ; 2030 Addison St;
9am-1pm & 2-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-1pm & 2-4pm Sat)
The helpful Berkeley Convention & Visitors Bureau has a free visitors guide.
UC Berkeley Visitor Services Center TOURIST INFORMATION
( GOOGLE MAP ;
510-642-5215; http://visitors.berkeley.edu ; 101 Sproul Hall;
tours usually
10am Mon-Sat & 1pm Sun)
Campus maps and information available. Free 90-minute campus tours are given at 10am
Monday to Saturday and 1pm Sunday; reservations required.
Getting There & Away
BART
The easiest way to travel between San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland and other East Bay
points is on BART ( 511, 510-465-2278; www.bart.gov ) . Trains run approximately every 10
minutes from 4am to midnight on weekdays, with limited service from 6am on Saturday
and from 8am on Sunday.
To get to Berkeley, catch a Richmond-bound train to one of three BART stations: Ashby
(Adeline St and Ashby Ave), Downtown Berkeley (Shattuck Ave and Center St) or North
Berkeley (Sacramento and Delaware Sts). The fare ranges from $3.75 to $4 between
Berkeley and San Francisco; $1.85 between Berkeley and downtown Oakland. After 8pm
on weekdays, 7pm on Saturday and all day Sunday, there is no direct service operating
from San Francisco to Berkeley; instead, catch a Pittsburg/Bay Point train and transfer at
19th St station in Oakland.
A BART-to-Bus transfer ticket, available from white AC Transit machines near the
BART turnstiles, reduces the connecting bus fare by 25ยข.
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