Notable attractions

Alcatraz Island San Francisco, CA 94133
Explore the natural beauty and complex history of Alcatraz Island. The island, which once housed a maximum security federal penitentiary, is just a short, scenic ferry ride from Fisherman’s wharf. Take a guided (or self guided) tour through Alcatraz, and hear riveting stories like that of the notorious Alcatraz Escape of 1962.

 

Mission Dolores 3321 16th St., San Francisco, CA, 94114
Established by Spanish settlers in 1776, the chapel, as known as Mission Dolores Basilica, is one of San Francisco’s oldest, in-tact landmarks. Learn more about the construction of the chapel and the history of the Missions in California.

 

Cable Car Museum 1201 Mason St., San Francisco, CA 94108
This *free museum is just a five-minute walk from Chinatown and home to three antique cable cars from the 1870s. Here you will learn more about San Francisco’s popular mode of transportation and have plenty of opportunities to take vintage-esq photos. If you want to be less touristy, hop on a cable car to get there!

 

Lombard Street Between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets
Become one of the millions of visitors who traverse the “crookedest street in the world,” better known as Lombard Street. Whether you walk or drive it, you’re guaranteed to be met with breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay, the Bay Bridge, and Coit Tower from the top of the street, and a stunning view looking up from the bottom.

 

Oracle Park 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA, 94107
Calling all Giants fans! You can’t come to this city and not visit the home of the MLB’s San Francisco Giants! Take in the stadium’s classic design (and maybe even catch a game) while you’re in town. If you’re more of a Nationals and/or Yankee fan, at least check out the stadium’s Coca-Cola slide and garlic fries—the fries are top-tier stadium eats!

 

Chase Stadium 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158
The home stadium of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors boasts a modern, state-of-the-art facility that hosts concerts, events, and sports of all kinds. Even without an event ticket, the large outdoor patio space known as “Thrive City” is worth a visit.

 

Golden Gate Bridge Golden Gate Bridge, Coastal Trail, San Francisco, CA, 94129
Walk, run, or bike across the Golden Gate Bridge—a symbol of American ingenuity and resolve. Take a moment to visit the bridge’s Welcome Center to dive into the history of the bridge’s construction. If you feel like hiking, both ends of the bridge touch the Golden Gate National Recreation area. Enjoy picturesque trails and Vista Points in one of the world’s largest national parks located in an urban area.

 

Top of the Mark 999 California St., San Francisco, CA 94108
Ride the elevator to the 19th floor of the Mark Hopkins Hotel in the heart of Nob Hill, located directly across the street from the Fairmont Hotel. You will find a grand bar and lounge with sweeping views of San Francisco and the Bay Area where you can grab a cocktail, small bite, listen to live music and enjoy the most magnificent views of San Francisco.