Love this park! Great if you love plants! They have great selection of different ecosystems and great place to hang out. Playground is cool, a little small but I assume it’s good for kids. They have a cute cart with craft activities for kids and for the older folk they have board games and chess. Some days they have yoga, live music etc. Fun note, there is a splash fountain that is activated when a bus passes underneath the park. Pretty cool!

Are you in San Francisco, have some free time? I know an excellent place where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful view of the buildings. The park has a wide variety of plants, flowers and trees, as well as a children's playground and terrace. It is completely free! You can also take a look at the millennium building, they have been working hard to repair it.

Amazing location with beautiful scenery and the backdrop of the buildings adds to the appeal. Access is very convenient with elevators located all throughout the center of the park. Of course the best way to the top is the gondola! Restaurant access available with an adjoining building to the park I believe they close at 4pm. Numerous activities all throughout the week for adults children and fitness. Literally something for everyone.

One of San Francisco's newest public parks that is an amazing urban oasis located at the base of the SalesForce Tower --- 70 feet above the street on top of the transit center and over 4.5 football fields long. The park has 13 different botanical regions represented showcasing some 600 trees and 13,000 plants. There are clean, well maintained public restrooms, children's playground, amphitheater, fountains, grass areas, benches, placards to explain the different plants, earthquake construction. Definitely pull up the website to see what daily events are happening and go take a stroll or a jog through this beautiful space. Did I mention that it also has a gondola that you can ride up on for a little different perspective! ALL FREE!!!

This park is kind of an unknown jewel right at the center of the city. It houses a gorgeous walkway at an elevated floor which provides an outstanding view of the city. To add to this, contains several flora ecosystems represented in the tree 🌳 species grouped by area. It allows for sitting spaces for having lunch or meals and have a good time with family and friends. It’s open according to schedule and there’re several locations to access via elevators. You can go fully around it and enjoy the view of several building trademarks of the city. I fully recommend this experience and would go again greatly.

A must visit, for any tourist... Cool experience. Very photogenic place. Clean in-air park, four levels above the ground. Felt safe there a lot security officers around. Families were even walking around midday on weekday. Nice walking path surrounding the park. I recommend.

I attended this roof garden on Black Friday. So it was probably much quieter than normal. It was a delightful place to spend an hour drinking a coffee and walking round the transit centre. The fountains are fun and each garden is beautifully curated. Perfect for anybody.

Giant park atop the transit center in the middle of downtown SF! Great views of the city as well as good place to relax or go for a walk. The park has unique plants native to California all throughout. The park also hosts events on some days such as concerts and yoga lessons, and has beer garden area in the middle. Definitely worth a visit!

What an amazing place this is. An urban park in the middle of a city - actually in the middle of a building!! And it's big! They have an impressive layout of trees from Redwoods and Birches, to so many flowering plants that it would please anyone who enjoys and needs a bit of nature in the city! Kudos to the guys at Salesforce and the people who maintain this place! The views of the cityscape are also spectacular!

Love this place. Have places to sit and relax along with beautiful greenery. Security and great views. Would for sure stop and check it out.

The plants available are beautiful and diverse and fit well for the local climate. There are food places at the bottom level of the Salesforce Transit Center, two sets of bathrooms at the park level, and two cafés at the park level. I spent a lot of time here perusing and appreciating the plants and I will come here again. Lovely and well thought out public park.

It is modern. An innovation worth visiting. I like the little mini cable car to take you up to the gardens. Not sure why you are not allowed back down on it, but it didn't matter once I came across the mini bar selling good wines and beer. Sitting area is plenty. Excellent choice on a windy day as the gardens are protected by the buildings and a glass fence. The plants I came to see didn't disappoint either. Well looked after local plants from California. I'm it's splendor. Below this you will find toilets and some coffee shops. And the new Bus terminus too. Up away from the streets and covered from rain. The whole experience is free and a delight.

This park is like a hidden gem in the middle of the city chaos. I absolutely love it. The moment you step out of the station below, you're greeted by great architecture. As you go up, the beauty just keeps unfolding. There's so much greenery and all sorts of plants, plus a bunch of activities to dive into. Seriously, you should check it out – definitely worth a visit, especially if you're exploring the city.

Safe, clean, rooftop park in the middle of SF financial district. Diverse collection of plants from all over the world, flanked on all sides by amazing architecture. Public Art installations like the Bus Fountain add character to this living roof that engulfs the transit center.

Salesforce Park in San Francisco is a breath of fresh air, seamlessly blending nature with modern urban design. My recent visit to this elevated park left me impressed by its lush greenery, striking architecture, and the dynamic community space it offers in the heart of the city. Highlights: Lush Urban Oasis: Salesforce Park's standout feature is its lush and expansive green spaces. The meticulously landscaped gardens, diverse plant life, and serene water features create a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of the city below. Architectural Marvels: The park's architectural elements, including the Salesforce Transit Center and the Living Roof, add a touch of innovation to the green landscape. The Living Roof, adorned with native plants, not only provides visual appeal but also contributes to sustainable urban practices. Ample Seating and Relaxation Areas: Well-placed benches, seating pods, and open spaces offer ample opportunities for relaxation and contemplation. Whether you're seeking solitude for reading or joining friends for a picnic, the park provides a variety of settings for different preferences. Community Events and Programming: Salesforce Park serves as a vibrant hub for community events and programming. From fitness classes to live performances, the diverse range of activities fosters a sense of community and engagement among visitors. Rooftop Gardens and Views: The rooftop gardens offer stunning views of the surrounding cityscape. The elevated vantage points provide a unique perspective, making it a popular spot for photography enthusiasts and those seeking a moment of tranquility amidst the urban landscape. Areas for Improvement: While the park is well-designed, enhancing the availability of shaded areas or introducing more interactive installations could further enhance the visitor experience, especially during warmer months. Conclusion: Salesforce Park stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of nature and urban living. Whether you're a local seeking a green retreat or a visitor eager to explore innovative urban spaces, Salesforce Park offers a refreshing and dynamic experience in the heart of San Francisco.

Salesforce Park in SF is a gem! Imagine a lush rooftop oasis with 600 trees and 16,000 plants stretched over four city blocks. It's not just about the greenery; the views are amazing, and there's always something going on – yoga, concerts, you name it. Plus, getting there is half the fun with the free gondola ride. It's the perfect mix of nature, city vibes, and cool activities. A real urban retreat!

If I had known about this place, it would have been in the top 3 places to visit in SF. Add this to your list. See what the future of modern city parks look like. You don't have to travel to Singapore. It is right here in SF and simply AMAZING.

A marvel of a park. Elevated four stories up the city streets. Lush gardens and serene walkways. There's a brewery and Cafe up there too. Perfect for relaxing in the midst of the city.

Beautiful park on the top of the building! A gorgeous break from a busy sightseeing day… relaxation supreme while taking in the lush surroundings. Bring a pallet and kickback for a picnic on the grass!

I use this terminal to go to treasure Island fairly regularly to attend a construction apprenticeship program. Pretty simple and straightforward, easily navigated and accessible, and has some pretty cool things in their vending machines. On top of that the park on top of the building is gorgeous with a very diverse population of plants and as an awesome place to meditate anytime of the day.

Great variety of trees and plants native to other countries with similar climate. Tons of little birds. The water fountain feature is neat. Lots of plaques describing the replicated habitats. Stellar sunset views. Super cute little play area. Free outdoor fitness activities. Didn’t try the cafe as it was already closed. They had vendors serving drinks. Excellent views of the city. The amphitheater seems like a neat place to catch a yoga class. Very fun place to go for a short jaunt. Nice clean facilities to use as well.