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1. California Academy of Sciences
9.0885 Reviews
based on 6.1k reviewsNo.1 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
mfloresif you love science this is a place to go it was so amazing you can learn a lot of stuff there my kids love it and so do I I'm great customer serviceSan Francisco4.7km from TenderloinFrom £18.13
2. Golden Gate Park
9.0308 Reviewsbased on 9.6k reviewsNo.5 of Best Things to Do in California
112***09This is a relatively large park near the Golden Gate Bridge, called Golden Gate Park. Most tourists will not go to this attraction specifically, but since we are traveling independently, we can visit it in a more relaxed manner. The environment design of this park is unparalleled and it is worth checking out.San Francisco6.5km from TenderloinFree entry
3. Fisherman's Wharf
8.91.3k Reviews
based on 19.7k reviews2024 Global 100 - Best Things to Do
泰迪小熊Came here on September 24, 2017.
San Francisco is close to the sea, and the Fisherman's Wharf here is very famous and has always been one of the most lively places in San Francisco. Today, it still retains traditional functions such as seafood markets and docks, and has added leisure and entertainment formats such as catering, entertainment, and shopping to meet tourists' needs for food, drink, and entertainment.
The iconic sign of Fisherman's Wharf is near Pier 45, and the most lively place is Pier 39.San Francisco2.9km from TenderloinFree entry
4. Lombard Street
8.41.6k Reviewsbased on 18.4k reviewsNo.4 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco泰迪小熊Came on September 24, 2017. This attraction is unique, beautiful and interesting, and definitely one of the must-see attractions to visit San Francisco. Jiuqu Flower Street is actually a section of Lombard Street, located between Hyde Street and Leavenworth Street. This section is a steep slope, but it is designed to be eight hairpin bends, and the road is full of flowers. If you need to shoot the effect of Jiuqu, you must stand at the low position of Leavenworth Street. Chinese people can drive by themselves in the western United States where San Francisco is located. If you will drive in San Francisco, you may wish to experience the feeling of driving through Jiuquhua Street.San Francisco2.2km from TenderloinFree entry
5. Alcatraz Island
7.8393 Reviewsbased on 56.3k reviewsNo.19 of Best Things to Do in California
alfarezelAlcatraz Island is a small island located in San Francisco Bay, about 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) offshore from San Francisco, California. It is most famous for the federal penitentiary that operated there from 1934 to 1963.San Francisco4.9km from TenderloinFrom £78.80
6. Big Bus Tours San Francisco
6.518 ReviewsNo.8 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
支大锅Very convenient, just verify the QR code on the bus, much cheaper than buying on site. The route is also better, arrange the itinerary, and then start to appreciate the beauty of San Francisco!San Francisco2.8km from TenderloinFrom £40.47
7. Cable Cars
6.575 Reviewsbased on 25.6k reviewsNo.7 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco泰迪小熊Came here on September 24, 2017.
Climbing cars are a type of urban transportation popular in the first half of the 20th century. Today, they have disappeared in most cities in China. In San Francisco, this ancient means of transportation is naturally preserved, and it is preserved in the city center. There is a section of Climbing car track on Powell Street near Union Square, which is still in normal operation, but it is almost a tourist project.
This old-fashioned Climbing car is open. If you are brave enough, you can experience the "open plug-in" way of riding and speeding on the streets in downtown San Francisco. Moreover, Powell Street is a sloping road, and riding a Climbing car is quite exciting.
Climbing cars are very popular. You have to queue up to ride them, and you have to wait for a long time. If you don't want to spend time, you can also take some tourist photos on the empty cars parked nearby.San Francisco1.4km from Tenderloin
8. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
6.3109 Reviewsbased on 2.1k reviewsNo.9 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
sculptorThe Museum of Modern Art in downtown San Francisco is the first museum on the West Coast dedicated exclusively to 20th-century art. The museum's collection includes more than 30,000 works of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, design, and media art, displayed in 16,000 square meters of exhibition space. It is one of the largest museums in the United States and one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the world.San Francisco1.2km from TenderloinFrom £21.83
9. Union Square
6.3305 Reviewsbased on 2.2k reviewsNo.10 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco泰迪小熊Came here on September 24, 2017.
Union Square is the city center of San Francisco, surrounded by the downtown area, and there are many classic buildings with a sense of age on the streets around it. Various famous and big-name flagship stores are mainly concentrated along Geary Street on the south side of the square; there are some small shops on Post Street on the north side. You can go shopping here and find a store to sit down and have a simple meal.
In addition, San Francisco's popular trams are also around the square, you can go and take a ride.San Francisco844m from TenderloinFree entry
10. Chinatown
6.0288 ReviewsNo.11 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco泰迪小熊Came on September 24, 2017. "San Francisco" is actually a nickname for Chinese to San Francisco, California, which is enough to experience generations of Chinese people who have been based in the city for a long time, and San Francisco's Chinatown is also a relatively large Chinese community in the United States. As tourists from the motherland, we naturally come here to punch in. The first time I came to Chinatown, I had a sense of sputum. It is obviously a place where Chinese people live, and Chinese is also everywhere, but it doesn't look "China". Later, I figured out that the earliest Chinese emigrated to the United States was the Qing Dynasty, and then experienced the Republic of China and New China, plus the integration of local American culture, so the overall face of Chinatown looked familiar and strange. Although it may be a long time since we left our country, we can still feel the red heart of most Chinese people. We were already a week away from the National Day, and Chinatown had already put up lights and colored, hanging banners celebrating the National Day early, and really showed that "although the dress is worn, my heart is still the Chinese heart".San Francisco1.6km from TenderloinFree entry
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