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A former U.S. Army post and strategic port, now a vibrant waterfront arts hub featuring galleries, theaters, and Califo…
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A former U.S. Army post and strategic port, now a vibrant waterfront arts hub featuring galleries, theaters, and Califo…
18,000-year span of Asian art from ancient ceramics to video installations in Civic Center.
Known as the Granite Lady, this Greek Revival landmark served as a vital U.S. currency production center and gold repos…
A historic 1925 proscenium theater in Chinatown, the Great Star Theater is the last remaining Chinese theater of its ki…
A hidden jewel in SoMa, this nonprofit museum offers free admission to 25,000 square feet of global art, featuring an i…
A stunning Art Deco gem restored to its 1939 glory, this 600-seat nonprofit performing arts center hosts a diverse arra…
Located at the iconic intersection of Haight and Ashbury, this museum celebrates the transformative movements of the 19…
A Tony Award-winning nonprofit theater company in San Francisco, ACT presents a mix of classical and contemporary produ…
A legendary gentle slope at the Stanyan Street entrance of Golden Gate Park, Hippie Hill serves as a historic epicenter…
A notorious island prison tour with eerie cells, killer views, and serious bucket-list status.
Climb for sweeping bay views and the mural-filled lobby locals still rate as worth the trip.
Restored World War II Liberty ship museum at Pier 45.
The oldest intact building in San Francisco, this 18th-century Spanish mission serves as a profound monument to the cit…
A hauntingly beautiful white marble fragment of a Nob Hill mansion, salvaged from the 1906 earthquake and relocated to…
A serene 10-acre living memorial in Golden Gate Park dedicated to those impacted by the AIDS epidemic, offering a sacre…
A 1,500-acre urban oasis and former military post, the Presidio blends deep history with stunning nature and iconic vie…
A National Historic Landmark on the San Francisco waterfront, this unique district features a protected cove, a histori…
A poignant sanctuary within Grace Cathedral featuring Keith Haring's final masterpiece and powerful AIDS memorials, ble…
Warm up with artisan chocolate, fresh oysters, and local coffee under one historic roof while browsing unique boutiques and food stalls.
Explore 7 immersive floors of cutting-edge art spanning photography, sculpture, and digital media in a stunning downtown landmark.
A touching, tiny cemetery for the animal companions of U.S. Army families, featuring 424 handmade headstones enclosed b…
A serene, rural-seeming residential enclave on the southeastern crest of Russian Hill, featuring pioneering First Bay A…
An architectural treasure on Russian Hill, the Atkinson House is one of San Francisco's oldest surviving residences, fe…
A historic 1867 industrial warehouse converted into luxury lofts, serving as the sole remaining structure of the Pacifi…
A Neoclassical brownstone mansion on Nob Hill, once the home of silver magnate James Clair Flood, now serving as an exc…
An intact enclave of 19th-century middle-class housing, featuring a dense collection of Victorian architecture includin…
A grand classical rotunda and lagoon that feel like SF’s most elegant movie set.
Historic-vessel pier at the west end of Fisherman's Wharf.
The northern terminus of the historic Powell-Mason cable car line, featuring manually powered turntables used to revers…
A historic wooden windmill in the southwest corner of Golden Gate Park, once the largest in the world, built to pump gr…
A historic military parade ground turned lush meadow, offering sweeping bay views and a serene escape in the heart of t…
An exclusive private sailing club founded in 1927, featuring a historic Mission-style clubhouse with panoramic views of…
The only officially documented San Francisco residence of rock icon Janis Joplin, a turn-of-the-century Queen Anne Vict…
A bright red landmark in the Haight-Ashbury district, this residence is traditionally associated with rock legend Jimi…
A towering 1925 Art Deco masterpiece in San Francisco's South of Market district, once the city's tallest building and…
A historic heart of the Presidio's Main Post, marking the site of a tragic fire and the legacy of General John J. Persh…
A restored 1916 movie palace and San Francisco Landmark #245, now home to the Alamo Drafthouse, blending historic cinem…
A stunning Stick-style Victorian mansion on the corner of Fulton and Scott Streets, built in 1889 for a German-born can…
A world-renowned epicenter of LGBTQ+ culture and resilience, the Castro District is a vibrant neighborhood in Eureka Va…
The bustling main drag of San Francisco's Chinatown, Grant Avenue is a historic corridor lined with ornate architecture…
An iconic San Francisco landmark, the Hyde Street Cable Car Line carries passengers over Nob Hill and Russian Hill, off…
A historic Mission District landmark and feminist own-and-operated community center dedicated to social justice, gender…
The former site of Harvey Milk's Castro Camera, now a commemorative mural and gallery, marks the spot where the first o…
Experience the historic California Street cable car line, part of the world's last manually operated cable car system,…
The iconic intersection of Haight and Ashbury streets, serving as the historic epicenter of the 1960s counterculture an…
An iconic Beaux Arts landmark atop Nob Hill, the Fairmont San Francisco is a century-old luxury hotel known for its gra…
A Civil War-era masonry fortification sitting directly beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, offering a glimpse into 1860s co…
The vibrant heart of San Francisco's 1960s counterculture, Haight Street is a colorful corridor of painted Victorians,…
A landmark of timeless luxury, the Palace Hotel blends historic architecture with modern design at the southwest corner…
A purple Victorian home at 710 Ashbury Street that served as the communal residence for the Grateful Dead during the pe…
The vibrant heart of San Francisco's Latino community, this historic corridor features the city's largest mural collect…
Known as the Heart of the Mission, this vibrant cultural district is a historic center of Latino activism, arts, and co…
A grand granite and bronze memorial in the Civic Center, dedicated in 1894 to honor the diverse pioneers who settled in…
Step into San Francisco's second oldest building, a stunning Spanish Colonial Revival venue that served military office…
Step aboard the USS Potomac, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 'Floating White House.' This National Historic Landmark offers a r…
A premier multidisciplinary hub for contemporary art, live performance, and social discourse, located within the scenic…
A stunning remnant of 1920s cinematic grandeur, the El Capitan Theatre's ornate Mexican Baroque façade stands as a San…
A stunning 30-acre campus along the Presidio's western shore, this former Army coastal defense headquarters blends Miss…
A historic 1920s Broadway-style venue known for its ornate architecture, this former vaudeville house now hosts premier…
A neoclassical landmark on Nob Hill, this luxury hotel occupies a building originally constructed in 1909 as the headqu…
A unique collection of eleven dwellings on a single flat block of Green Street, showcasing a remarkable variety of arch…
A massive Moorish Revival fortress in the Mission District, this former National Guard arsenal has evolved from a milit…
Known as the soul of Chinatown, Waverly Place is a historic byway home to the city's oldest Taoist temple and unique ar…
Known as the "Jewel" of Russian Hill, this 20-story Art Deco landmark is a masterpiece of structural resilience and ear…
A stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture, this National Historic Landmark has survived two major earthquakes to re…
A stunning example of High Queen Anne architecture, the McCormick House is a designated San Francisco Landmark featurin…
A historic pillar of the Mission District, Mission High School is the oldest high school on its original site in San Fr…
A historic luxury landmark perched at the crest of Nob Hill, this Old World European-style hotel is famous for its gran…
A grand Second French Empire estate built in 1904, this historic residence of Archbishop Patrick Riordan is a surviving…
Widely believed to be San Francisco's oldest residence, this Gothic Revival cottage at 1111 Oak Street features a myste…
A stunning four-story Baroque-Queen Anne landmark built in 1891, this eccentric residence survived the 1906 earthquake…
The oldest Asian American arts organization in the United States, this community-based nonprofit provides a bridge betw…
A nonprofit art space in Lower Haight dedicated to the advancement of poster and graphic art, featuring galleries, a pr…
San Francisco’s most iconic sight, best for that unbeatable orange-bridge photo and bay views.
Aquarium, planetarium, and rainforest under one roof make this a full-family anchor.
Watch massive giallo engines power the city’s historic cable cars from a free, high-ceilinged indoor gallery with live mechanical views.
The largest Russian museum in the West, this hidden gem preserves the legacy of post-revolutionary emigrants through ra…
Neoclassic museum overlooking Lincoln Park with European masterpieces and Golden Gate Bridge views.
A vibrant waterfront cultural hub in a former military post, featuring galleries, theaters, and sweeping views of the G…
A striking architectural landmark in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood, blending a 19th-century power plant with a glow…
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