San Francisco things to do

Heaps of attractions, restaurants & the piers as basis for Bay cruises make Fisherman's Wharf a tourist magnet. Over the last few decades San Francisco's importance as a fishing harbor declined signific...

The most scenic San Francisco city view. If you only have time to enjoy one view, make sure it’s this one – captured on thousands of postcards: from Hayes Street you look North-East towards Steiner Stre...

The best city & Bay Area views you can get! If you want to get an idea of the city's dimension and orientation, the Twin Peaks is the best vista point you can find. The two large towers full of antenna...

The crookedest street in the world – famous serpentines in the heart of San Francisco. The crookedest street is paved with red brick stones and is so steep that it can only be accessed one-way – downhil...

The first museum of modern art on the West Coast with focus on photography and expressionism . The strength of the Museum Of Modern Art is abstract expressionism and photography. One of the main issues ...

The infamous jail island in the Bay. The Spanish called this rocky island “Isla de los alcatraces” – island of the pelicans since thousands of these birds inhabited the island. The Americans were the fi...

A tower with wall paintings honoring brave fire fighters. Coit Tower is located 137m above sea level - which of course is only impressive if the sea is really close by. Since this is the case this 63m h...

Germany in the heart of San Francisco's Hayes Valley. Suppenküche offers German food and beer from different regions of Germany, with an emphasis on Bavarian cooking. Schnitzel, sausages with sauerkraut...

Mediterranean tapas restaurant, lounge and hotel with amazing 360°city view roof terrace. Medjool is a Mediterranean tapas restaurant as much as it is a Mediterranean wine bar. In both cases, 11 nations...