Blog: San-Francisco-Attractions

The California Coastal Trail in San Francisco is almost two and a half miles long. Also known as the Presidio Trail, for its location in the city, it is an easy hike with some parts rated as moderate, but they are never daunting for amateur hikers. The multi-use trail can be accessed on foot or on cycle. The total cycling time is estimated to be around fifteen minutes. Hiking on foot or pedestrian exploration is likely to take forty minutes up to an hour. The trail has in road and shared bike la...

San Francisco Transbay Development Program, also known as the Transit Center District Plan, has been hard at work redeveloping the neighborhood around the site of Transbay Transit Center, including the Financial District and South of Market. The Transbay Center is poised to replace the Transbay Terminal in San Francisco that was demolished to make way for a newer transportation hub that anchors state of the art skyscrapers, most notably the SalesForce Tower. About the Salesforce Tower and Trans...

Throughout the year, millions of tourists come to explore the awesome sight of Muir Woods National Monument and explore the old growth Redwood Trees, the tallest trees in the world. Muir Woods is located just north of San Francisco in Marin and is open 365 days a year. This peaceful place is full of natural wonder. Be forwarded there is no cell service in the area so once you arrive at Muir Woods National Monument, you will have to surrender yourself to the beauty of nature. About Muir Woods: ...

The Golden Gate Bridge is arguably one of the most famous suspension bridges in the state of California. This suspension bridge in San Francisco is renowned for being a modern wonder of the world, and attractions visitors from all over the globe, due to the incredible size of the bridge. A visit to the Golden Gate Bridge is practically a right of passage, as the bridge is the icon of the city and the most famous of all San Francisco attractions. About the Golden Gate Bridge Constructed in 1937...

Lake Merced Park is known for featuring some of the best walking and biking trails in the city of San Francisco. Lake Merced itself is a large freshwater lake located on the southwest corner of the city, which is surrounded by three golf courses. This park, which expands across 614 acres, carries its own history that many who frequent the park find fascinating. A visit to this park is a must for anyone searching to escape the bustling nature of the city, and relax by the lakeside shore. About L...

San Francisco is one of the most diverse cities in all of California and is known for being one of the more artistically oriented places in the entire state. Being home to some of the most renowned art galleries in the nation, there is no better place to vacation for those interested in viewing a splendid array of artwork. The SFO Museum Louis A. Turpen Aviation Museum and Library is an excellent place to start at while in this art-inspired journey. About the SFO Museum Louis A. Turpen Aviation...