Un-Missable Spots in San Francisco for Travelers
San Francisco is one of the most vibrant and exciting cities in the country; it has no shortage of must-see destinations. If you’re planning a trip to San Francisco for the coming year, you’ve probably been doing tons of research on the best places to go before your trip is over. To help you sort through them all, we’ve compiled a list of the top spots to visit.
Lillie Coit Memorial Tower
This art deco tower, with its unmistakable shape and design, is a can’t-miss sight for San Francisco visitors. The Coit Tower was named for a San Francisco native and philanthropist who left one third of her fortune to the beautification of the Bay City. Her namesake tower sits atop scenic Telegraph Hill. The interior features intricate architecture and a collection of murals of California during the Great Depression.
1 Telegraph Hill Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94133
Muir Woods National Park
This Mill Valley National Park has a rich history, from its early inhabitation by the Coastal Miwok peoples to its Mount Tamalpas Mill Valley Scenic Railway. The park is one of the most popular natural spots in the San Francisco area, and you can enjoy over six miles of trails at your own pace. Just be certain to wear proper footwear and protective clothing when visiting the woods.
Mill Valley, CA 94941
Pier 39 at Fisherman’s Wharf
Pier 39 is one of the most festive destinations that San Francisco has to offer, with its scenic location right along the famed Fisherman’s Wharf. Dine by the sea and spot sea lions and other marine fauna while you enjoy the Bay City’s agreeable year-round weather. The Pier also boasts a shopping district so you and your guests can get some retail therapy while you soak in an unbeatable view of the Bay.
Pier 39 Beach St, San Francisco, CA 94133
Alcatraz Night Tour
Alcatraz is one of San Francisco’s most famous attractions, and touring it at night can give you a completely different view of the island’s history. Having housed some of the nation’s most notorious criminals, Alcatraz continues to attract thousands of visitors a year. And the special night tour, which is open to only a few hundred guests per evening, includes additional information and special tour stops, not to mention the atmospheric bonus of nighttime.
Pier 33, Hornblower Alcatraz Landing, San Francisco, California 94111
Planning a trip to San Francisco, whether for business or leisure, should always include stops at some of San Francisco’s top destinations. Whether you and your guests prefer nature walks, museums, historical tours or great shopping destinations, San Francisco is sure to have something you’ll enjoy. Make the day extra special and book a chauffeured vehicle; your Chauffeur might even be able to give you advice on some of his or her favorite spots, as well.
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