1. Go Across The Golden Gate Bridge
Between San Francisco Bay and Marin County is the world famous Golden Gate Bridge. The bridge has been declared one of the modern wonders of the world. It was opened in 1937 and at that time it was the longest suspension bridge ever created.
2. Relax At Golden Gate Park
Each year 13 million visitors visit Golden Gate Park and explore one of San Francisco’s most amazing places. This picturesque space spans 1,017 acres and has many places to explore and relax. You can discover the lakes, picnic areas, monuments, playgrounds and gardens.
3. Spend Time At Union Square
Union Square is the most visited neighborhood in San Francisco. Here you will find a large collection of high end retail outlets, fancy hotels, cafes, art galleries and a very active nightlife. The area has many live events to attend and there is always something happening to keep you entertained.
4. Visit China town to Embrace The Chinese Culture
Most major cities have a Chinatown, but San Francisco has four and the one on Grant Avenue is the biggest Chinatown outside of Asia as well as being the oldest in North America. If you are looking for authentic Chinese cuisine in San Francisco there is no point looking anywhere outside of the four Chinatowns to find real traditional Chinese food.
5. Go To Angel Island
Angel Island is the second largest island in the bay. There is a small population of about 60 people that live permanently on the island. There are some fantastic cafes and bars serving up delicious food. The views of the Bay from the island are spectacular and worth the cost of the ferry alone.
6. Enjoy a Baseball, Basketball, or Football Game
Another one of the top 10 things to do in San Francisco is attend a home game of one of beloved local sports teams.
7. Sample Some Local Wines from Napa and Sonoma
You cannot come to San Francisco without tasting the fabulous local wines from nearby Napa Valley and Sonoma County. These regions are known all over the world, and they are only about an hour’s drive north of SF. Of course, if you don’t have time for a day trip to the beautiful rolling hills of wine country, there are plenty of places to taste these wines within the city.
8. Enjoy The Walt Disney Family Museum
The Walt Disney Family Museum is a must see for anyone who is a fan of their movies. Here you can learn about the life of Walt Disney. The museum covers an area of 40,000 square foot and features some of the historic items that brought Walt Disney’s imagination to life. There are 248 awards in the museum which were won by Disney during his glittering career.
Come Face To Face With Jellyfish
Aquarium of the Bay is situated on the waterfront of San Francisco. Here you can enjoy an unforgettable experience as you come face to face with the local marine life. Aquarium of the Bay is situated on the waterfront of San Francisco. Here you can enjoy an unforgettable experience as you come face to face with the local marine life.