Top 5 Activities To Do in San Francisco

Top 5 Activities To Do in San Francisco

The city of San Francisco is the perfect holiday destination in the U.S. with its loads of attractions to tourists–famous landmarks, shopping districts, exciting nightlife, diverse culture, and not to forget, its rolling hills and mild climate. With lots of sightseeing opportunities and activities, there is just always so much to see and do in this big urban jungle. Even several days’ vacation in this major U.S. city would not even be enough to explore its cracks and crevices.

A perfect San Francisco vacation means being in places and doing things that embody the real spirit of San Francisco. Because the list of things to do in this city is endless, here is a list of the top 5 activities to do in San Francisco.

1. Have your picture taken in the Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most recognized and iconic landmarks not only in San Francisco but the whole world. While in the city, never miss the opportunity to have your picture taken with this gorgeous suspension bridge as backdrop. It would also be worthwhile to cross the bridge either by walking or cycling to get a different view of the San Francisco bay and downtown San Francisco.

2. Ride the Cable Car

Considered as San Francisco's moving landmark, cable cars have long been running 17 miles of track up and down the hills of the city since 1873. A San Francisco vacation is not complete without trying this unique and a truly fun experience.

3. Spend a day at Fisherman's Wharf

To enjoy the best of San Francisco’s culture, food and entertainment, Fisherman’s Wharf is the best place to be. This waterfront community is loaded with food establishments and also regularly plays host to seasonal community events.

4. Tour Alcatraz

This former prison is one of the most visited places in San Francisco. An Alcatraz tour begins with a boat ride out into the bay to “The Rock”. Once in the property, you will enjoy a 45-minute audio tour of the facility including the cells and solitary confinement, giving you an eye opener of what life used to be in this former prison.

5. Explore Muir Woods

Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and head to Muir Woods, home to the famous Giant Redwoods. Once you visit the area, there will be lots of picture taking opportunities and activities like hiking and biking.

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