SF
Guide

Curated by a local tour guide.
What I recommend on tour, collected in one place.

Neighborhoods

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Chinatown

San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest in North America and one of the largest outside Asia.
The Sunset

The Sunset is the residential grid south of Golden Gate Park, running from Stanyan Street out to the…
Nob Hill

Nob Hill is a residential and hotel district at the summit of the hill.
Fisherman’s Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf runs along the northern waterfront from Pier 39 west to Aquatic Park and Ghirardelli Square.

Where to Eat

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Liguria Bakery

Liguria Bakery fait une seule chose : du pain focaccia depuis 1911.

North Beach Italian Bakery, Bakery

Foreign Cinema

Films des années 1960 et 1970 projetés sur le mur de la cour.

The Mission District California-Mediterranean

La Taqueria

Élu Meilleur Burrito aux USA. Lauréat du James Beard America's Classics Award.

The Mission District Mexican

Tony’s Pizza Napoletana

D'un champion du monde de pizza 13 fois. La Margherita au feu de bois qui a remporté le prix à Naples est limitée à 73 par jour, alors commandez-la tôt.

North Beach Pizza

Things to Do

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Conservatory of Flowers

Konstruksjon av viktoriansk tre og glass som åpnet i april 1879, den eldste fortsatt i drift i Nord-Amerika. James Lick bestilte prefabrikkerte deler fra Lord & Burnham i New York 1876. Fem utstillingsgallerier for tropiske og vannplanter, 16.800 glaspaneler. I Golden Gate Park. $12 per voksen, gratis adgang første tirsdag hver måned.

The RichmondParks & Outdoors

GLBT Historical Society Museum

Amerikas første uavhengige LGBTQ-historiemuseum. Lokalisert i Castro og omfatter 1.600 kvadratmeter. Utstillingene viser over 1.000 gjenstander fra GLBT Historical Societys samling. Tidligere utstillinger inkluderte Harvey Milks kamera og gjenstander fra Compton's Cafeteria-opprøret 1966. $10, gratis første onsdag hver måned. Et ekspansjonsprosjekt på Market Street ble godkjent i slutten av 2024 av Board of Supervisors.

The CastroMuseums

Japanese Tea Garden

America's oldest public Japanese garden, established for the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. The Hagiwara family managed the garden from 1895 to 1942; Makoto Hagiwara is credited with introducing fortune cookies at the teahouse. Three acres in Golden Gate Park; free for SF residents with ID, free for everyone before 10:00 AM Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

The RichmondParks & Outdoors