Things to do in San Francisco
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Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar
Sip tropical cocktails in a legendary tiki paradise inside San Francisco's historic Fairmont Hotel.
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Vesuvio
Historic North Beach bar where Kerouac and Ginsberg drank; a living shrine to bohemian San Francisco.
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555 California Street
San Francisco's former Bank of America tower soars 52 stories, offering breathtaking city and bay views.
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Alcatraz Island
Explore the legendary former federal penitentiary perched dramatically in San Francisco Bay with stunning city views.
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Coit Tower
Climb this iconic Art Deco tower for breathtaking 360° views over San Francisco Bay and beyond.
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Conservatory of Flowers
Step inside Golden Gate Park's stunning 1879 greenhouse, bursting with rare tropical plants and exotic blooms.
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Fisherman's Wharf
Bustling seafood stalls, sea lions, and bay views make this iconic San Francisco waterfront irresistible.
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Fort Funston
Stunning coastal bluffs where dogs roam free above the Pacific with sweeping ocean views.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Marvel at San Francisco's blazing orange icon soaring above the Pacific — a true engineering masterpiece.
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Golden Gate Park
A vast, stunning park with meadows, museums, and ocean breezes—San Francisco's beloved backyard awaits.
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Lombard Street
Eight hairpin turns wind through flower-lined gardens on San Francisco's most famously twisted block.
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Lotta's Fountain
San Francisco's oldest surviving monument, a golden cast-iron fountain gifted by a beloved Gold Rush performer.
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Old Mission Dolores
San Francisco's oldest surviving building, this 1776 Spanish mission whispers centuries of California's colonial history.
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Painted Ladies
Seven pastel Victorians framed by the skyline—San Francisco's most photographed row of houses awaits you.
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Presidio of San Francisco
A stunning former military base turned national park with sweeping Golden Gate views and lush trails.
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San Francisco Armory
A striking 1914 brick armory with a fascinating, layered history tucked into San Francisco's Mission District.
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Explore seven floors of cutting-edge modern and contemporary art in the heart of San Francisco.
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San Francisco Zoo
Meet over 1,000 exotic animals along the scenic Pacific coast at this beloved urban zoo.
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Sentinel Building
This striking copper-clad Edwardian tower survived the 1906 earthquake and anchors North Beach's skyline beautifully.
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Skystar Wheel - Fisherman’s Wharf
Soar above the Bay on a giant Ferris wheel with breathtaking San Francisco skyline views.
The Masonic
A grand Nob Hill landmark hosting world-class performances inside a stunning Masonic temple.
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Transamerica Pyramid
San Francisco's most recognizable pyramid-shaped tower offers stunning panoramic views of the bay and skyline.
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Twin Peaks
Two iconic hills offering breathtaking 360° views of San Francisco's skyline, bay, and beyond.
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USS Pampanito
Step aboard a real WWII submarine and experience life beneath the Pacific waves firsthand.