San Francisco

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Golden Gate Park
12 reviews
The California Academy of Sciences is an unfortunately stuffy name for an institution that is anything but staid. — Afar Magazine
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North Waterfront/Embarcadero
13 reviews
San Francisco's newly reopened hands-on science museum.  — Atlas Obscura
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SoMa
11 reviews
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has been the premier West Coast spot for modern art since 1935, with over 27,000 works from Modernists and contemporary artists. — Travel + Leisure
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12 reviews
This elegant Art Deco suspension bridge remains one of San Francisco's most beloved symbols. — Michelin Guide
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Civic Center
9 reviews
The finest collection of Asian art in the nation. — Michelin Guide
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Lincoln Park
10 reviews
A beautiful building with 4,000 years of art history inside. — Condé Nast Traveler
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12 reviews
The island itself has remained more or less the same since the Park Service first opened it to visitors in 1973, but the tours of the world-famous prison have been getting better and better. — Travel + Leisure
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The Embarcadero
10 reviews
The jewel of the Embarcadero, erected in 1896, is topped by a 230-foot clock tower modeled after the campanile of the cathedral in Seville, Spain. — Fodor's
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North Beach / Telegraph Hill
12 reviews
Whether or not you agree that it resembles a fire-hose nozzle, this 210-foot tower is among San Francisco's most distinctive skyline sights. — Fodor's
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Golden Gate Park
12 reviews
The de Young Museum, with its perforated copper facade and spiraling tower in the center of Golden Gate Park, is as dramatic outside as it is inside. — Afar Magazine
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Russian Hill
8 reviews
Eight hairpin switchbacks and the downward pitch of the so-called “crookedest street in the world” have made this block a must-drive for visitors. — Where
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8 reviews
Oakland Museum of California is a must-see. Relevant, fascinating exhibits have included knockout Yosemite photography and interactive Great Quake rooms. — Lonely Planet
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Marina District
10 reviews
Ranking among San Francisco's best-known landmarks, this grand rotunda and peristyle were replicated from structures designed by renowned architect Bernard Maybeck. — Michelin Guide
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Golden Gate Park
10 reviews
The botanical wonderland in Golden Gate Park is the oldest wood and glass conservatory in North America. — Where
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Golden Gate Park
10 reviews
As you amble through the manicured landscape, past Japanese sculptures and perfect miniature pagodas, and over ponds of carp, you may feel transported to a more peaceful plane. — Fodor's
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Twin Peaks
9 reviews
If you want the best views of San Francisco, take a hike to Twin Peaks. — U.S. News & World Report
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Mission District
8 reviews
Head to the Mission and visit the Mission Dolores, the oldest intact original mission in California, and the oldest building in San Francisco. — Afar Magazine
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Presidio
7 reviews
To the west of San Francisco's Presidio Park, the lovely Baker Beach, nestled below rocks, offers a sublime view of the Golden Gate Bridge. — Michelin Guide
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Civic Center
5 reviews
Despite its timeless Neoclassical allure and countless columns, City Hall in fact only dates from 1915. — Michelin Guide
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