Best places: Historical landmarks in San Francisco, United States

Famed 4,200 ft art deco suspension bridge open to car, bike & foot traffic.

Green space in the Presidio offering a walking tour, visitor center & other attractions.

Golden Gate Park's Victorian-era glass greenhouse has more than 2,000 species of plants & flowers.

Fort from the Civil War era located under the Golden Gate Bridge offering cannon drills & tours.

Now in ruins, this circa 1896, expansive public bathhouse once held seven saltwater swimming pools.

Functioning World War II–era naval ship serving as a living museum for the Liberty class of ships.

Vendors sell produce, cheese, coffee, candy & prepared food in this soaring, restored 1898 space.

This restored Navy vessel from World War II now serves as a museum, memorial & historical landmark.

Historic working fishing pier known for its 2 World War II-era vessels & antique arcade museum.

Opulent, late 1700s church in an old Spanish style, with lush gardens & a unique, historic cemetery.

Scenic panoramic Battery East Vista allows visitors unobstructed views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Storied 1930s-era building known for its WPA murals, 360-degree views & resident flock of parrots.

This historic ferry pier features scenic views & a variety of old-fashioned ships with tours.

Free history museum, cultural center & Mexican restaurant in an 18th-century officers' mess.

Institution for fresh fish and classic cocktails with an old-school setting and a lively atmosphere.

👍👍 End of discussion, this is probably the NO.1 you "can not miss" activities when you're in town of San Francisco, only through this way, you get to enjoy the hilly portions of San Francisco, also appreciate the fun of cable car. Interestingly, they admit tourists to stand at the step of cable car, t...

👍 We see this a lot in Taiwan and China, but to see one at the section of China Town, between western buildings, of San Francisco is another story. What's more interesting is right across the street, there's one French restaurant, which in the end makes this intersection a lot more international vibe...

Well-known vibrant neighborhood featuring a range of upscale shops, restaurants, hotels & nightlife.

Historical row of Victorian houses well-known for appearances on movies, TV shows & postcards.

Grand 1874 classical revival mint building, open for events, with ballrooms & vault rooms.