- Visit the Golden Gate Bridge: This iconic landmark is a must-see for any visitor to San Francisco. You can walk or bike across the bridge, or take a ferry to Alcatraz Island for a closer look.
- Explore Alcatraz Island: This former federal prison is now a popular tourist attraction. You can take a ferry to the island and tour the prison cells, the mess hall, and the recreation yard.
- Take a cable car ride: San Francisco's cable cars are a fun and unique way to get around the city. You can ride the cable cars to Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, or Union Square.
- Visit Fisherman's Wharf: This lively waterfront area is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions. You can take a boat ride to Alcatraz Island, see the sea lions at Pier 39, or enjoy a fresh seafood meal.
- Explore Chinatown: San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest and largest Chinatown in North America. You can explore the many shops and restaurants, or visit one of the many temples or cultural centers.
- Visit the Exploratorium: This interactive science museum is a great place to learn about the world around you. You can explore exhibits on physics, chemistry, biology, and more.
- Take a walk through Golden Gate Park: This 1,017-acre park is home to a variety of gardens, museums, and attractions. You can take a walk through the Japanese Tea Garden, visit the de Young Museum, or rent a rowboat on Stow Lake.
- See the Painted Ladies: These colorful Victorian houses are located in the Alamo Square neighborhood. They are a popular spot for photos and have been featured in many movies and TV shows.
- Visit the Mission District: This vibrant neighborhood is home to a diverse population of artists, musicians, and activists. You can explore the many murals and street art, or visit one of the many restaurants or bars.
- Take a ferry to Sausalito: This charming town is located just across the Golden Gate Bridge. You can take a ferry to Sausalito and explore the shops and restaurants, or go for a walk along the waterfront.
