Must-Sees in San Francisco
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Must-Sees in San Francisco
Solo Female Travel Guide
San Francisco is at the heart of culture in California. From the Golden Gate Bridge to Alcatraz Island to the Japanese Tea Garden, there is something to fulfill all of your travel desires while stopping through. So, without further ado, here are 23 must-sees in San Francisco!
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Ghirardelli Square - Lot #347
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Ghirardelli Square was originally a chocolate factory, hence its name. However, 3-stories-tall, it’s now filled with restaurants and shop after shop. This public square is located near Fisherman’s Wharf and also happens to be home to a 5-star hotel.
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Ferry Building Marketplace Carpark
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Ferry Building Marketplace is space that’s been restored from 1898 and now houses vendors for all sorts of things like cheese, coffee, candy and produce. Come here for your local food culture fix!
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PIER 39
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Pier 39 is a shopping center that is built right onto a pier. You’ll find everything from shopping & restaurants to video arcade to street performers & sea lions (not together, that is). Essentially, you can’t really be bored while at Pier 39.
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Museum of Ice Cream
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The Museum of Ice Cream is probably the cutest museum to ever exist. It showcases plenty of ice cream-themed displays that are clearly Instagram-worthy. Just make sure you buy your tickets online ahead of time because you cannot do so at the door. Whether you want to cannonball into a pool of sprinkles or ride a giant animal cracker, this museum is for you.
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Lombard Street
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Lombard Street is most famous for its eight hairpin turns that wind up the hill for a block or so. Located between The Presidio and The Embarcadero, this is definitely a sight that you can’t see just anywhere.
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Bay Bridge
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The Bay Bridge connects San Francisco and Oakland and is visited by about 260,000 vehicles a day. Constructed between 1933 and 1936, this bridge is a whopping 23,556 feet long. It’s beautiful during the day, but at night when it’s all lit up, it’s absolutely breathtaking.
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Golden Gate Park
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Golden Gate Park is a huge area (1,017 acres, to be exact) of public ground that’s just absolutely stuffed with things to do. It’s in here that you’ll find the Botanical Gardens, the Japanese Tea Gardens, Conservatory of Flowers, Ocean Beach, and much more. Take advantage of the free shuttle that runs through the park!
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Did that picture just trigger a major Full House flashback? Because same. The Golden Gate Bridge is a one-mile-wide suspension bridge connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. This is one of the Wonders of the Modern World and what most think of when they hear the sweet words “San Francisco.”
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Solo Female Travel Guide
I’m an absolute adventure-lover who grew up in Wisconsin and lived abroad in Australia for a minute. I am now based in Los Angeles (ever since my solo road trip across the USA in 2020). My favorite things are finding unique stays, trying out the local restaurants & deep diving into the culture wherever I go.
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