San Francisco in One Day
Spend a whole day filled with exploring Frisco's most stunning places of interest.
Start your day by crossing the Golden Gate Bridge and head to San Francisco National Cemetery to marvel at the fine military estates in which the soldiers lived after coming from the Indian wars. Pass the Lombard Street, one of the city’s most iconic places renowned for its unusual shape.
Soak in the atmosphere in San Francisco's Little Italy and stroll through cafés, pizzerias, gelaterias, and restaurants cooking Italian food around every corner. If the weather is nice, climb the Coit Tower and enjoy the stunning views of the entire city from its observation deck.
Finish your day at the Fisherman's Wharf, a neighborhood boasting numerous tourist attractions and renowned for the local sea food. Don't forget to visit one of the shopping centers, such as Pier 39. Pier 39 offers a bit of everything - shopping, great fresh local seafood, talented street performers and all sorts of attractions.
Day 1: San Francisco
- A
Golden Gate Bridge
Iconic suspension bridge featuring towering 746-foot towers and an Art Deco design, painted in a distinctive International Orange color. It serves as a major transportation link and national monument.
- B
Fort Point National Historic Site
Historic Civil War-era masonry fortification located beneath a famous suspension bridge, showcasing 19th-century military architecture and coastal defense history with scenic views.
- C
San Francisco National Cemetery
San Francisco National Cemetery is a United States national cemetery, located in the Presidio of San Francisco, California.
- D
Palace of Fine Arts
Historic beaux-arts style cultural venue originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Features a prominent dome, rotunda, and serves as a theatre and event space.
- G
Lombard Street
Steep winding street featuring eight sharp hairpin turns and scenic landscaping with views of the city and bay.
- H
Little Italy
Cultural and ethnic district known for its Italian heritage, dining, and historic ambiance. Features notable landmarks connected to Italian-American culture and literary history.
- I
Coit Tower
64-meter high Art Deco observation tower built in 1933, featuring murals and panoramic views of the city and bay.
- J
Pier 39
Shopping, dining, and entertainment district located on a waterfront featuring shops, restaurants, marine mammal viewing, and scenic views.
- K
Fisherman's Wharf
Historic waterfront district featuring seafood restaurants, museums, shopping, and entertainment along scenic bay views.
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