Explore Fort Mason’s military and waterfront history, World War II Port of Embarkation, Great Meadow, Fort Mason Center and Golden Gate Bridge views.Read More
Lombard Street, San Francisco’s famously crookedest Street, is a must-see attraction with its eight tight hairpin turns and beautiful flower-lined path. Visitors flock to this scenic spot for its unique design and spectacular city views. Whether you walk or drive down, it’s an unforgettable experience!Read More
Discover Fisherman’s Wharf beyond the tourist crowds with local history, fun facts, insider tips, a 2-hour walking route and guides to PIER 39, sea lions, cable cars, historic ships, seafood and nearby San Francisco neighborhoods.Read More
Explore two extraordinary World War II vessels on San Francisco’s northern waterfront: the SS Jeremiah O’Brien Liberty ship at Pier 35 and USS Pampanito submarine at Pier 45, with detailed history, tours and visitor guidance.Read More
Umbrella Alley 2.0 is now open at 366 Jefferson Street in Fisherman’s Wharf with 9 completed murals and more art in progress. Plan your visit, check seasonal hours, explore photo spots, donate to local art or sponsor one of 60 wind-tested spinning umbrella sculptures.Read More
Discover the notorious Barbary Coast, from the Gold Rush, saloons, gangs, shanghaiing and 1906 earthquake to the modern 3.8-mile Barbary Coast Trail connecting 20 major historic sites.Read More
Find the best viewpoints for Alcatraz, Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay, from Fisherman’s Wharf and Marina Green to Crissy Field, Fort Point and Presidio overlooks.Read More
Explore PIER 39 and its famous sea lions with history, K-Dock wildlife facts, Bay views, family activities, current visitor tips, parking, FAQs and Fisherman’s Wharf links.Read More
