Attractions

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PIER 39, one of San Francisco's top attractions, ensures accessibility for all visitors with features such as ramps and six elevators providing access to all levels. Explore two levels of shopping, restaurants, and, of course, the sea lions! Enjoy a comfortable experience seamlessly navigating the pier and surrounding area. 

Once called "the bridge that couldn't be built," today the Golden Gate Bridge is one the seven wonders of the modern world. This magnificent bridge, perhaps San Francisco's most famous landmark, opened in 1937 after a four-year struggle against relentless winds, fog, rocks, and treacherous tides

More than 24 million visitors put Golden Gate Park on their San Francisco bucket list. The park is home to some of San Francisco's most-visited attractions, including the Gardens of Golden Gate Park (Japanese Tea Garden, the San Francisco Botanical GardenOpens in new window, and the Conservatory of Flowers

Originally a chocolate factory established in 1852 by Domenico Ghirardelli, this square has transformed into a destination that beautifully preserves its iconic past. Today, visitors can learn about the rich history of the factory while indulging in chocolate desserts at the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company.

Initially built in 1898, it was the central transportation hub for ferries crossing the San Francisco Bay. Today, the beautifully restored building also houses a marketplace filled with artisanal food stalls, restaurants, and other shops.

Often called the “crookedest” street in the world, this scenic road on Russian Hill features tight turns, fragrant gardens, and immaculate homes. Take a spectacular photo at the bottom of Lombard Street looking up or enjoy the breathtaking view from the top looking out onto the San Francisco Bay, the Bay Bridge and Coit Tower.

AlcatrazOpens in new window was the site of the first lighthouse in the Western United States, but became a federal penitentiary from 1934 to 1963, housing famous convicts such as Al Capone and George "Machine Gun" Kelly. Now, this once infamous prison island is part of the Bay Area’s 80,000-acre Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

The Skystar Wheel is a great way to snag breathtaking city and bay views. Set along the northern waterfront near PIER 39, the Skystar Wheel stands 150 feet tall and features 36 climate-controlled gondolas, providing visitors with a comfortable experience. 

The San Francisco Zoo and GardensOpens in new window is an historic treasure with 1,000 endangered and rescued animals representing 250 species in 100 acres of lovely, peaceful gardens nestled against the Pacific Ocean.

Salesforce Park is an excellent spot for nature enthusiasts and urban explorers in San Francisco. This green oasis, located above the Salesforce Transit Center, offers an escape from the city's hustle and bustle downtown. You can take an elevator to the park from the Salesforce

The beautiful  Presidio Tunnel Tops, sloping gently over Highway 101, opened in 2022. It has quickly become a favorite outdoor spot for both residents and visitors alike. Kids of all ages love the OUTPOST, a jaw-dropping children's play area open year-round. 

Situated in North Beach, Coit Tower was built in 1933 as a tribute to the city's firefighters. A slim building constructed from white concrete, the uniquely designed monument sits atop Telegraph Hill, offering 360-degree views of the city and the bay. The iconic tower houses beautiful murals in its interior base.