With all the local produce, cheese, meats, Vietnamese food, Japanese food, seafood, it represents the incredible bounty San Francisco has access to. – Samantha Brown
One of San Francisco's most popular tourist destinations, the Wharf consists of a long, coast-side row of restaurants, street vendors, souvenir stores and beautiful ocean scenery.
One of the best panoramic views of the city! Make sure you check out the murals. Read more.
When people come in from out of town, they all want to see the Golden Gate Bridge. Take ‘em here instead. With beautiful views of the cityscape worthy of a Will Pearson photo, they’ll forget the rest.
It's famous, and with good reason. Crossing the Golden Gate is guaranteed to put a smile on your face, no matter what you're driving.
Starting March 1, Fort Point will lead free crabbing demonstrations from the pier. Who's hungry? Read more.
Did you know... at Alcatraz Island you can witness the breeding behavior of seven species of seabirds... now that's birdwatching! Read more.
Go to treasure island on a clear night. Some of the best city views and at sea level. Beautiful.
Yeah, come on, like you're not coming here first. #protip - explore the area east of the main entrance off of Lincoln Blvd. Some of the best photos can be taken there, then walk up to the bridge.
It's the Full Houses houses! You know you want to take this picture, don't even try to hide it.
This place is almost always an asshole rodeo, but you kind of have to go anyway. Checkout the seals, catch a boat to Sausalito, etc.
One of my favorite buildings in SF. That gold leaf on the top? Yeah, that was a million dollar project. Totally worth it though, right? Gorgeous.
The Times Square of SF. I'd tell you to avoid it at all costs, but you're not going to, so might as well check it off your list.
Gotta hit up the Mission/the Castro for at least a minute. This is a great view of the city, and there's lots of cool stuff around it.
You're gonna wanna ride a cable car aren't you? Sigh. Watch them turn them around here. It's cool for at least 30 seconds.
See the inner workings of this historic transportation system, and get a quick lesson in San Francisco history, all for the easy to swallow admission price of FREE.
Try the Secret Breakfast for breakfast. Cornflakes and bourbon to start the day.
If you don't like the New Orleans Iced Coffee, I'm fairly sure you're a cylon.
The Planetarium! Go early on a weekday. Don't go on a school holiday. When you arrive, go directly to the Planetarium and get your pass for the show.
