The Golden Gate Bridge was built to make travel happen between San Francisco and Marin County. It got its name from the water body it spans over. This iconic 746-foot-tall bridge is existing since 1937. When passing over it, treat yourself to the spectacular views. Known as the world’s most photographed bridge, it is just 4.4 miles away from main San Francisco.
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The Golden Gate Park is home to San Francisco’s most beloved institutions. These include the Victorian-era glass ensconced Conservatory of Flowers, the De Young Fine Arts Museum, and the Academy of Sciences. Among them, the less famous attractions are bison, paddock, and Shakespeare’s garden. This place is perfect for outdoor activities on Sundays. It is just 5.1 miles away from the city center.
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Get the feel of China even in San Francisco. This location is the oldest enclave of Chinese immigrants in Asia. Explore Chinatown’s historic buildings, pocket parks, and shops. It is considered the birthplace of American Chinese food like chop suey and fortune cookies. Cookie lovers can munch on the hand-folded cookies from here.
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One of the most famous sights in the city is Lombard Street, also known as “Crookedest Street in San Francisco”. The zig-zag road makes eight sharp turns across the Russian Hill. All you need to do is explore these streets and take a look at the surrounding magnificent mountains. Also, with the help of Hyde Street Cable Car, you can land at the top of the street.
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The most popular waterfront community is the Fisherman’s Wharf. This place exists to help you enjoy amazing food and enjoy the best dining the world has to offer. From the outdoor selling stands, you can buy yourself fresh crabs or visit various gourmet restaurants selling the freshest fish from that day’s catch. This place is nearest to San Francisco, which is only 1.1 miles away.
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Alcatraz Island is about 1.5 miles away from San Francisco’s shores. Back in 1870s, it was converted from lighthouse station to a military prison. This place was initially home to world’s most notorious prisoners. Go on a night tour to give yourself creepy vibes. Explore the depths of the prison. Who knows you may encounter the agonized spirits of the island’s former residents?
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