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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!

A locals guide to the ultimate brunch in San Francisco. Whether you've got a hankering for a boozy brunch or dim sum, I've got you covered.

You've seen Pier 39, Union Square, and Fisherman's Wharf. What's next? Do as the locals do and spend the day in the neighbourhood, the true essence of the city. As a local, let me take you to some of my favourite spots. Spend a day discovering the charm, architecture, and views. Don't worry, I've incorporated food and drinks too! :) Expect to walk for a couple of hours with breaks in between.

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of San Francisco! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things SF for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

Though I've only been to San Francisco twice, I packed in as much food as possible and was in awe of all the choices I was spoilt with! This is my compilation of the places I visited (many were tried and tested by my partner who is an SF local). Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs! I hope you enjoy this guide. Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Your first-time weekend guide to visiting San Francisco. This guide mixes "touristy" attractions with local culture to give you a great taste of what it's like to live in San Francisco. I've lived in San Francisco for 9 years!

This guide is how to spend a day in San Francisco. If you are new to San Francisco or only have a one day layover then this is the guide for you. It includes some sightseeing and food stops.

My partner has lived in the Bay Area for years, and we put our heads together to offer weekend activities for all types of visitors to the region. This list is designed to take you way beyond the tourist activities into the beauty of the Bay that locals enjoy. To get the most out of this guide, skim it at least a week before your trip. A few of these activities require reservations! Table of Contents: 🌊 Explore the Point Reyes coast 🏄🏽‍♀️ Surf in Pacifica 🚴🏽‍♂️ Bike in Santa Cruz ⛰ Hike in Marin 🍻 Imbibe in the East Bay

food, shoppy shops with good design, bars

This is a comprehensive itinerary for a 3-day weekend in San Francisco! This itinerary is budget friendly, it hits all the must-see spots with a limited amount of time, and is adjustable. This Guide Includes: 📍Timed itinerary for 3 full days in SF 📍Restaurant Suggestions 📍Lodging Suggestions 📍Public Transportation Information 📍Weather Information 📍Interactive GPS Map

Having only one day in SF might not feel like enough time, but there's actually a lot you can do. This itinerary is perfect to tack on to a trip to other destinations like Yosemite, Tahoe, Napa, or Monterey. You'll be able to see a few classic San Francisco spots and explore the neighborhood.

Have a weekend to spend in the city by the Bay? Here are a few great ideas. Some standard tourist stuff (they’re crowded for a reason) and other local fare. Such a good city to eat and walk. Bring a coat, especially in summer, or you’re gonna end up with one of those tourist SF fleeces!

The beauty of Northern California is on full display as you prepare to drive through the rolling hills, twisting vineyards, and stunning wineries of the world-famous Napa Valley region- Better known as California’s wine country- . Please note I highly encourage to make reservations in advance for all wineries and dinners.

As a former magazine editor, current freelance writer, and lifelong wanderluster, it is my job and passion to find and share incredible places, people, and things. A sweet small town in Sonoma County, Healdsburg is my happy place - so much so that I started a company to celebrate everything about it: @when.in.wine.country. Check out my favorite (kind of) fancy places to eat, drink, stay, and play in Wine Country.

I will share the boutique hotels we stayed in during our 5-day Pacific Coast Highway road trip. Starting in San Francisco, we made our way down the coast staying in the most charming boutique hotels along the way. Stops included Carmel and Santa Barbara. Interested in recreating the entire trip? Be sure to check out my detailed daily 6-day itinerary with all the stays, eats, and views along the way with an interactive map included.

Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, is known as the oldest capital in the Americas. Within its historic center, the Colonial Zone, you can find buildings from the 16th century, some of which are considered the first in the New World. These include the Santo Domingo Cathedral, the Museum of the Royal Houses, which was the first court, the ruins of the San Nicolas de Bari Hospital, the first monastery, the Monastery of San Francisco, and the first university in the Americas, among others. Walking through the streets of the old town of Santo Domingo is like a journey back in time.

From the time I fell in love with the Beach Boys music, I have been an ocean loving girl. I longed to go to the California coast and live the life, surfing, and lying on the beach all day. But growing up in the Southern part of the United States that never was to be. I never lost either my love of the beach/ocean or my desire to see the California coast, but it was a long, LONG time before I could make that dream come true. But finally I did, and believe me, it was all I hoped and imagined it would be. I traveled the Pacific Coast Highway from San Francisco to Pismo Beach exploring every little place that looked fun, interesting or just spectacularly scenic. As you can imagine--I stopped a LOT. In this guide I will share with you all of the wonderful places I discovered. You too can live the dream. I also include many of the photos I took at each place.

Every cup of coffee tells a story in San Francisco. San Francisco has a long history with coffee. It's home to some of the oldest coffee companies in the United States, and the city's coffee culture dates back to the Gold Rush era. The city is home to numerous local coffee roasters, and many cafes roast their beans in-house. In a city where innovation and tradition coexist, San Francisco's coffee scene offers a variety of flavors, experiences, and stories for coffee enthusiasts to savor. ☕️ Whether you're seeking the perfect pour-over, a beautifully crafted latte, or simply a welcoming spot to savor your brew, this list will lead you to the finest coffee experiences in the City by the Bay 🌉