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EmeryvilleOoaj Travel Guide, tourism, hotel reservation, residence, plane, cheap pension for you holidays in emeryvilleFree Travel guide Ooaj.com A free travel guide for holidays. Hotels in emeryville, Bed and Breakfast!North America : United States of America : California : Bay Area : East Bay : Alameda County : Emeryville
Emeryville is a small city on the San Francisco Bay that acts as a gateway to the East Bay from San Francisco. It exists at the intersection of three major freeways: I-80, I-580, and I-880. Emeryville is going through a period of aggressive re-development started during the 1990s and 2000s, where industrial factories and warehouses are being replaced by modern retail and residential uses. Much of this was spurred by anti-development policies in neighbors such as Berkeley and Oakland. The city is also known for its IKEA store and tech jobs, such as Pixar studios. The city is featured on a map in the film "The Incredibles" with actual street names.
![]() Get in![]() By airOakland International Airport (OAK) is the obvious choice, but SFO will do. From the airports, see rail section on BART. ![]() By trainBART is the regional heavy rail service which will connect you to San Francisco, Oakland, and other cities in the Bay Area. Sadly, there is no BART station in Emeryville, but simply get off BART at the MacArthur station in Oakland and take the free Emery-Go-Round (http://www.emerygoround.com/) shuttle. Warning: MacArthur is not recommended at night. Emeryville has a major Amtrak station just east of the Public Market. Amtrak buses run from the Emeryville station to San Francisco. Local trains connecting Emeryville to Sacramento and San Jose run several times per day. Two long distance Amtrak routes run daily to and from Emeryville. The California Zephyr route connects Emeryville to Chicago via Denver, Salt Lake City, and Reno. The Coast Starlight route runs from Los Angeles to Portland (Oregon) and Seattle via Emeryville. ![]() By carFrom San Francisco, take I-80 East and exit on Powell St. From points East, take I-80 West and exit on Powell St. The complex freeway intersections just to the south of Emeryville are referred to as the Maze for good reason. Here are some tips to help your confusion:
![]() Get aroundDriving is the best way to get around Emeryville. However, expect traffic delays if you want to go anywhere near Ikea or the Bay St. Mall. Shuttle service from BART is provided by the free Emery Go Round (http://www.emerygoround.com/), and the local provider AC Transit. For transit trip planning, see transit.511.org. ![]() SeeEmeryville is an interesting mix of old warehouses, manufacturing plants, and houses and new development in the form of shopping malls and live-work lofts. The Emeryville Marina has stunning views of San Francisco and the greater bay: take Powell Ave. west of I-80. ![]() Do
![]() BuyLarge chain stores are found in abundance in Emeryville. Bay Street Emeryville is a large shopping center on Shellmound past Christie. Emeryville Bay Bridge Center, with several "big-box" retailers, is further down on 40th St., (actually the same street as Shellmound), near San Pablo Ave. ![]() Eat
![]() DrinkThe Public Market has a 21+ bar with pool tables. ![]() SleepEmeryville actually features many of the most modern hotels in the Berkeley/Emeryville/Oakland region. Thus, you may choose to stay in Emeryville while actually spending your days in the other (more interesting) cities.
![]() Stay safeThe large stores, the Public Market, and the Amtrak station are all safe areas. Large streets except San Pablo Ave. south of Powell are also safe. Treat Emeryville with the same safety attitudes you would treat a large city like San Francisco. ![]() External links
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