Explore San Francisco: Things To Do in San Francisco
Tips for organizing your vacation in San Francisco
San Francisco is packed of museums, national monuments and attractions, there are so many activities to do in the city, so many places to explore in the surroundings. Check out our Travel Guide with all the necessary information.San Francisco: What to do in 3 Days Read our Articles, News and Stories from the United States.
San Francisco Cable Cars
San Francisco Cable Cars are the world’s last cable cars still manually operated.
Golden Gate Park
What you can visit inside the Golden Gate Park. Hours and get around.
Union Square
Union Square is the main shopping district in San Francisco. More Info.
Muir Woods National Monument
Muir National Monument, part of the US National Park System. Hot yo visit and when.
Fisherman’s Wharf
Fisherman’s Wharf: One of the most popular San Francisco tourist attractions and a city neighborhood. More info.
Golden Gate Bridge
The orange Golden Gate Bridge might be one of the most famous suspension bridges in the entire world.
Alcatraz Island National Park
One of the most known images of San Francisco is Alcatraz Island National Park. Also called “the Rock”.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is the premier venue for visual art, dance, theater, music, and film. Discover pop culture and contemporary art of famous local and international artists!
WWII Liberty Ship: S.S. Jeremiah O'Brien
The Jeremiah O’Brien is a National Treasure: a D-Day Veteran and one of the only two surviving WWII Liberty Ships in the world.
Exploratorium Museum of San Francisco
Leader in inspiring creativity in people of all ages
Exploratorium is a leader in inspiring creativity in people of all ages. Admission and hours - More info.
Madame Tussauds of San Francisco
Wax Museum at Fisherman’s Wharf
In 2013 The Wax Museum San Francisco become Madame Tussauds one of the greatest collections of exceptionally realistic wax figures. See Admission and Hours.
SFMOMA Museum of Modern Art of San Francisco
SFMOMA is the most important museum in San Francisco, founded in 1935 it was the first museum on the West Coast devoted entirely to modern art.
Aquarium of the Bay of San Francisco
Pier 39 is the home to the Aquarium of the Bay, undoubtedly one of the most important attractions of San Francisco not to be missed. The Aquarium is home to an incredible variety of fish and offers a journey to discover the marine life of the Bay.
The Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco
The Legion of Honor is located inside Lincoln Park, offers amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The de Young Museum of San Francisco
The de Young Museum is one of the most visited museums.
California Academy of Science of San Francisco
Built designed by the famous Italian Architect Renzo Piano is called the “Museum that Breathes”
AT&T BallPark - Oracle Park
Home of the San Francisco Giants
Do you love Baseball? Don't miss AT&T BallPark. How to get there and info admission.
The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
With 6000 years of History!
The Asian Art Museum is the largest Asian Art Museum in the U.S.
Angel Island State Park
The Ellis Island of the West
Angel Island State Park is known as the Ellis Island of the West. Info and direction to visit the Park.