Sharing a parking lot with the no longer in use train station where Uncle Charlie arrives (and ultimately departs…heh heh heh), this little coffee shop is a great place to hang out and have a cup of tea or some ice cream. They serve food, but it’s way overpriced for the portion size. At night it becomes packed with bored high school kids, so be warned.

A great independent book store that thrives in the shadow of the huge Barns and Noble down the street. It also sits in the shadow of Courthouse Square, which is the setting of the thrilling walking based chase sequence in the history of cinema. It’s one of those really narrow bookstores that makes you feel claustrophobic and

A fusion of sushi and barbeque shouldn’t work, yet something magical happens amid the plates of edamame and onion rings at Guy Fieri’s crazed resturant. In addition to traditional raw fish sushi, Tex Wasabi’s also serves “Gringo Sushi”, featuring things like pulled pork and blackened chicken in tapioca wrappers. It sounds completely insane, but it’s a delicious way to top off a trip to Santa Rosa, especially if you’re traveling with people who don’t like sushi.

If you’re looking for Carlotta Valdez’s portrait, you’ll be out of luck. It isn’t there. However, you’ll recognize a lot of other paintings from the movie. It’s also a fantastic art museum in its own right, and a really pretty place to have a picnic.

A little bit of a drive from San Francisco, but totally worth it. The perfect place to fall in love with a fraud, and to see some great redwood trees. There’s a lot of great hiking to be found. If you’re hard core you can go on the 35 mile backpacking camping/hike that will take you from Castle Rock to Waddell Beach. I’m not saying you should, but you can.

While not the dive bar refuge seen in the movie, this restaurant at the Tides Wharf serves some killer seafood. You can sit down at the restaurant for some smoked salmon, or take a pint of clam chowder to go for an on the beach picnic.

This is the cool fort where Madeline passes out and falls into the water. It’s open to the public, and gives you a view of the Golden Gate Bridge that you’ve likely never seen before. Just don’t go swimming. Jimmy Stewart is dead, and he wont be jumping in after you.

I’m not quite sure where Scottie takes Judy to go shopping, but if you want to dress your new girlfriend up like your dead girlfriend without fully knowing that they’re the same person, you can’t go wrong with Christian Dior. The fact that she’s going along with this deserves to be rewarded.