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1. Fisherman's Wharf
8.9
4.5
/5
1.3k Reviews
based on 19.7k reviews
2024 Global 100 - Best Things to Do
Featured Neighborhoods
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 Francisco
3.8km from downtown
Free entry
2. Lombard Street
8.4
4.6
/5
1.6k Reviews
based on 18.4k reviews
No.10 of Best Things to Do in California
Featured Neighborhoods
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 Francisco
3km from downtown
Free entry
3. Golden Gate Bridge
8.1
4.7
/5
1.7k Reviews
based on 49.9k reviews
No.14 of Best Things to Do in California
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Historical Sites
泰迪小熊
Came here on September 24, 2017. The Golden Gate Bridge is a landmark of San Francisco and a well-known tourist attraction in the United States. If you come to San Francisco, you must check in at the Golden Gate Bridge. There are many bridges in China that are more majestic than the Golden Gate Bridge, so in fact, just take a tourist photo near the Golden Gate Bridge to say "I've been here". The best photo spot should be the Torpedo Wharf area on the southeast side of the bridge, and try to go early, otherwise when the sun sets, the photos will be backlit.
San Francisco
7.2km from downtown
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4. Stanford University
6.7
4.8
/5
399 Reviews
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No.1 of Best Things to Do in Santa Clara County
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泰迪小熊
Come on September 25, 2017. As the top five universities in the United States, Stanford University must be a must-visit destination for California tourism! As a tourist attraction, Stanford University is worth visiting. The whole school is very large, the architecture of different periods is quite characteristic of the times, the scenery on the campus is also beautiful, especially under the sunny weather, it is more pleasing to the eye. Go to the Stanford Memorial Church to see the carefully designed Romanesque architecture and Byzantine style decoration, remember the kindness of the Stanford family and educate people; stroll the large lawn with flowers and feel the sunshine of California... Stanford University is a very outstanding humanistic landscape. Another impressive impression of Stanford is the spiritual outlook of students at school. The day I went was Monday afternoon, just in time for the recess, and witnessed the students coming out of the classroom, riding a bicycle and rushing to the next class of the classroom... The seriousness of the students is intuitive and real.
Stanford
44.4km from San Francisco
Free entry
5. Union Square
6.3
4.5
/5
305 Reviews
based on 2.2k reviews
No.10 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
Squares
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 Francisco
1.8km from downtown
Free entry
6. Chinatown
6.0
4.4
/5
288 Reviews
No.11 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
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泰迪小熊
Came here on September 24, 2017. "San Francisco" is actually the nickname of San Francisco, California, which is enough to experience that generations of Chinese have been based in this city for a long time. San Francisco's Chinatown is also a relatively large Chinese community in the United States. As tourists from our motherland, we naturally have to check in here. The first time I came to Chinatown, I felt a sense of trance. This is obviously a place where Chinese people live, and Chinese can be seen everywhere, but it doesn't look so "Chinese". Later I figured it out. The earliest Chinese immigrants to the United States were in the Qing Dynasty, and then they experienced the Republic of China and the new China, plus the integration of local American culture, so the overall appearance of Chinatown looks familiar and unfamiliar. Although it may be a long time since I left my motherland, we can still feel the innocent hearts of most Chinese. When we went there, it was still a week before the National Day. Chinatown had already been decorated with lights and banners celebrating the National Day, which truly showed that "Although I wear Western clothes, my heart is still Chinese."
San Francisco
2.5km from downtown
Free entry
7. Palace of Fine Arts
5.9
4.7
/5
560 Reviews
based on 4.5k reviews
No.12 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
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The San Francisco Palace of Art is a monumental building originally built for the 1915 Panama Pacific International Expo to display artwork. It is the only structure that survived the Expo. The most prominent building in the Palace of Art is a 49-metre-high open rotunda, surrounded by a lagoon on one side and adjacent to a large arced exhibition center, separated by a colonnade from the lagoon, which is very distinctive.
San Francisco
4km from downtown
Free entry
8. The Painted Ladies
5.9
4.5
/5
133 Reviews
based on 1.9k reviews
No.13 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
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Came on September 23, 2017. The name "Painted Ladies" comes from a book of the same name published in 1978, which refers to the many colorful Victorian buildings in San Francisco. The history of these buildings can be traced back to the late 19th century, when San Francisco developed rapidly due to the gold rush. San Francisco built about 48,000 houses of this style and became the first choice for the emerging middle class at that time. However, after more than half a century of baptism, these old houses inevitably encountered the problem of disrepair. So in the 1960s and 1970s, when people were renovating the houses, they also painted the facades of the houses according to the aesthetics of the time, and they were given the bright colors we see now, which is also the reason why the book "Painted Ladies" was written. Today, there are still a large number of "Painted Ladies" in San Francisco, and the most famous representatives are the six adjacent houses on the east side of Alamo Square. Since Stainer Street in front of the house is a sloping street, the altitudes of these six "ladies" are also arranged in ascending order. They have similar "looks", different "heights" and the same style but different colors of "clothing", just like six sisters in a family standing together for a group photo, so they are also nicknamed "Six Sisters". The "Six Sisters" is a beautiful and interesting attraction, and now it is also a well-known landmark in San Francisco. At such attractions, the timing and location of taking photos and checking in are key. Because the "Painted Ladies" sit east and face west, the best time to take photos is at dusk, when the setting sun hits the surface of the building, which increases the saturation of the color. The best place to take photos is in Alamo Square Park in front of the house. There is a large lawn where you can rest, enjoy a picnic, and appreciate these beautiful buildings. The altitude of the lawn is higher than the ground of the "Painted Ladies". Not only can you get close to the "Painted Ladies" to take a photo, you can also sit on the lawn and take a "group photo" of yourself and them, and even take it to the skyline of downtown San Francisco, which is very photogenic.
San Francisco
1.2km from downtown
Free entry
9. PIER 39
5.7
4.3
/5
309 Reviews
based on 23.0k reviews
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泰迪小熊
It came on September 24, 2017. Pier 39 is the most fun "old pier" in San Francisco. This pier is located in the center of the "Fisherman's Wharf" area. It may be changed into a commercial complex integrating sightseeing, leisure, amusement and dining because the place is relatively large. The shops are quite good. It's the right time to come anytime. Another feature here is that there are many sea lions on the dock, and their leisurely appearance is relaxing.
San Francisco
3.8km from downtown
Free entry
10. Transamerica Pyramid
5.1
4.4
/5
127 Reviews
based on 333 reviews
No.16 of Best Things to Do in San Francisco
Modern Architecture
泰迪小熊
Came on September 24, 2017. The Pan American Pyramid is one of San Francisco's landmarks. From its completion in 1972 until we went, it was still the tallest building in the city and was a standout presence in downtown San Francisco. From the Golden Gate Bridge to the southeast, as long as you see it, you will know where downtown San Francisco is. Moreover, the building is also very characteristic, in the 6th and 70s, this shape looks very futuristic; Even today, the shape of the building is still not enough, and the photos taken are still beautiful. The best shooting point of the building is near the intersection of (Columbus Avenue) on Columbus Avenue, near the intersection of Broadway. Because Columbus Avenue is wide, there are fewer obstacles in the picture; The Broadway intersection is just right away from the building, and it is easy to photograph the entire building. It is the best time to shoot at noon.
San Francisco
2.7km from downtown
Free entry
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