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Official site for planning a trip to San Francisco and Northern California. Find the latest on attractions, hotel rooms, restaurants, arts and culture, our neighborhoods, and more.
There's no shortage of great things to experience in San Francisco: breathtaking scenery, outstanding restaurants, inspiring culture, and iconic sights you can't find anywhere else. After all, we're the only city in the world with cable cars, an orange bridge, and a floating prison, among other cool things.
From amazing photo ops and a sea of sea lions to chowder bread bowls and California wines, your visit to San Francisco starts at PIER 39. The most visited destination in San Francisco, PIER 39 offers two levels of dining, entertainment, shopping, and attractions—including Aquarium of the Bay —all surrounded by unbeatable views of the city ...
Use our updated all-digital San Francisco Traveler Visitor's Guide to find out what's new in the city this year! Get trip planning tools and learn about: FAQs about San Francisco; San Francisco's must-see museums; A Music Lover's Guide to San Francisco; Must-have food experiences; Information about San Francisco's neighborhoods
Hop aboard San Francisco's F Line streetcar and you'll be taken to some of the city's best restaurants, hotels, and attractions.
Whether it's the staff, the decor, a parklet for outdoor dining, what's on your plate and in your glass, these are the most unusual places to enjoy a meal in San Francisco.
10 Iconic San Francisco Eats & Drinks That Every Visitor Must Try. From San Francisco sourdough to the Mission burrito, the City by the Bay offers a bevy of famous eats that you can't experience anywhere else.
Here is everything you need to know to have a memorable ride on one of the three cable car lines serving San Francisco, the California Line. San Francisco’s iconic cable cars are recognized the world over for the clanging of their bells, panoramic views, and thrilling descents down steep hills.
Prepare to be pampered with our list of the best spas in the San Francisco, from budget-friendly day spas to luxurious hotel spas.
No tour of San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ bars would be complete without a visit to The Lookout. Most nights, this upstairs Castro District spot is filled to the brim with sexy partygoers; but it’s on sunny days that The Lookout becomes the real go-to spot in the city.
