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Alamo Square · San Francisco
Places to see around Alamo Square
Source-backed places around Alamo Square, San Francisco — landmarks, food and drink, and the spots locals keep naming inside the displayed center-radius discovery area.
Within 0.7 mi of Alamo Square center · center-radius discovery, not a neighborhood boundary
Real places and events — checked, sourced, kept honest.
What are the best things to do in Alamo Square, San Francisco?
Painted Ladies / Postcard Row viewpoint; compact iconic-photo destination. Start with Alamo Square, Abner Phelps House, and Archbishop's Mansion, then use the Nearby location picker to adjust by your exact location, time, weather, and walking pace.
Is Alamo Square a good area to stay in San Francisco?
Alamo Square is one of San Francisco's most walkable areas to base yourself. As a part of town it keeps places, food, and events close together, so it's an easy district to stay in and explore on foot — use the map to see what's within a short walk before you book.
How does Gyde plan a day in Alamo Square?
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Start with Alamo Square and Abner Phelps House. Then use the Nearby location picker to swap in food, events, or a shorter walk based on where you actually are.
68 public sources across the top 12 places
Source-backed place · Parks and outdoors
Alamo Square
A hilltop sanctuary offering the quintessential San Francisco view, where the colorful 'Painted Ladies' Victorian homes contrast…
Source-backed place · History
Abner Phelps House
Widely believed to be San Francisco's oldest residence, this Gothic Revival cottage at 1111 Oak Street features a mysterious orig…
Source-backed place · History
Archbishop's Mansion
A grand Second French Empire estate built in 1904, this historic residence of Archbishop Patrick Riordan is a surviving architect…
Source-backed place · Landmarks
Painted Ladies
A row of vibrant Victorian homes known as Postcard Row, offering a stunning contrast of 19th-century Queen Anne architecture agai…
Source-backed place · History
William Westerfeld House
A stunning Stick-style Victorian mansion on the corner of Fulton and Scott Streets, built in 1889 for a German-born candy baron.
Source-backed place · Bars and nightlife
Madrone Art Bar
Located in the NOPA district, Madrone Art Bar is an eclectic hybrid of a nightclub, cocktail bar, and art gallery featuring site-…
Divey cocktail bar with live entertainment by day and a packed dance floor by night, hard to define and totally unique.
Bookable Eventbrite
Source-backed place · Bars and nightlife
Toronado
An internationally acclaimed craft beer institution in Lower Haight, Toronado is one of the original American beer bars, famous f…
Wall-to-wall beer nerd energy, with dive-bar grit that has been earned for decades.
Source-backed place · Viewpoints
Bay Bridge west span views from the Embarcadero
Experience breathtaking views of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge's West Span from the waterfront promenade of the Embarcader…
Source-backed place · History
Calle 24 Latino Cultural District
Known as the Heart of the Mission, this vibrant cultural district is a historic center of Latino activism, arts, and commerce, bo…
Source-backed place · Public art
Clarion Alley murals
A vibrant, one-block outdoor gallery in the Mission District featuring hundreds of socially engaged murals that tackle economic,…
Source-backed place · Museums
African-American Art & Culture Complex
A premier Black arts institution in the historic Fillmore District, featuring galleries, a theater, and community programming ded…
Source-backed place · Parks and outdoors
Duboce Park vicinity
A lively urban oasis and community hub nestled between the Duboce Triangle and Lower Haight, featuring a popular dog play area, a…
Source-backed place · History
Janis Joplin's Apartment (122 Lyon Street)
The only officially documented San Francisco residence of rock icon Janis Joplin, a turn-of-the-century Queen Anne Victorian in t…
Source-backed place · Theaters and music
The Fillmore
A legendary San Francisco concert hall and cultural landmark, The Fillmore served as the epicenter of the 1960s psychedelic music…
The city’s most legendary rock room, where the walls still feel like concert history.
Tickets Ticketmaster
Source-backed place · Museums
Haight Street Art Center
A nonprofit art space in Lower Haight dedicated to the advancement of poster and graphic art, featuring galleries, a print studio…
Source-backed place · Parks and outdoors
Buena Vista Park
San Francisco's oldest official park, this 38.3-acre urban oasis features winding trails, ancient coast live oak groves, and a st…
Source-backed place · Landmarks
Haight Street
The vibrant heart of San Francisco's 1960s counterculture, Haight Street is a colorful corridor of painted Victorians, vintage re…
Source-backed place · Spa Wellness
Kabuki Springs & Spa
The largest urban Japanese bathhouse and spa in the United States, offering traditional communal bathing and Pan-Asian body treat…
Soak, steam, and reset in a Japantown bathhouse that locals still treat like a ritual.
Source-backed place · Food and drink
State Bird Provisions
A Michelin-starred contemporary American restaurant on Fillmore Street, famous for its inventive dim sum-style service where dish…
Inventive small plates and the city’s signature fried quail, served dim-sum style.
Source-backed place · Museums
San Francisco LGBT Community Center
A vital nonprofit hub for the LGBTQ+ community, housed in the historic Fallon Building, providing resources, programs, and a safe…
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