No matter how many times you’ve visited San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge will never cease to amaze you. Instead of driving across the bridge, try renting bikes or taking a walking tour to learn more about the bridge’s history and see the city from a different perspective.

Step into a world of wonder and discovery at the San Francisco Exploratorium! This fun house is packed with hands-on exhibits and interactive experiences that are fun for all ages. Located on the waterfront at Pier 15, this innovative museum offers day passes, private events, themed evenings and more. Adults will especially enjoy the 18+ Thursday night After Dark experience!

If you’re looking for the best view of the Bay Area, look no further than Twin Peaks. While the view is often obstructed by fog, visiting Twin Peaks on a clear day will result in a 360-degree view of the San Francisco Bay, including the Golden Gate and Bay Bridge. This location is close to the iconic Haight street, and accessible by car.

Embark on a journey to Alcatraz Island, the infamous former prison that once housed some of America’s most notorious criminals. A short ferry ride from San Francisco’s Pier 33 transports visitors to this captivating historical site, where guided tours unveil the island’s rich and complex past. Don’t forget to check out Fisherman’s Wharf when you’re done!

Nestled in the heart of Golden Gate Park, the Japanese Tea Garden offers an escape into tranquility and natural beauty. Meander through winding pathways adorned with vibrant foliage, traditional pagodas, stone lanterns and koi ponds. The gardens are especially beautiful during March and April, thanks to the blooming cherry blossom trees!

At Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park, visitors can enjoy the serene beauty of the park from a different perspective by renting boats. Blue Heron Boathouse offers pedal boats and rowboats! You can even bring your dog aboard for a small fee. For those attending on the 2nd or 4th Sunday of the month, consider checking out Boats and Breakfast!