San Francisco, CA

Clang the bell as you hang off the side of a moving national historic landmark. The Powell-Hyde line offers the most dramatic rides, with thrilling dips and stunning views of Alcatraz and Coit Tower.

Wander through the oldest and one of the largest Chinatowns in North America. Explore vibrant markets on Grant Avenue, sip tea in hidden courtyards, and savor authentic dim sum at legendary spots like Good Mong Kok Bakery.

This urban oasis is larger than New York's Central Park. Discover the Japanese Tea Garden, de Young Museum, California Academy of Sciences, and bison paddock, all within its 1,017 acres.

Join the debate over who serves the best massive, foil-wrapped burrito in the Mission. La Taqueria (no rice) and El Farolito are local institutions where the line out the door is part of the experience.

For a 360-degree panoramic view of the entire city and bay, drive or hike to the top of these two famous hills. Go at sunset for a spectacular show, but bring a jacket—it's always windy up there.

See the city from its best angle—the water. Charter a sailboat, join a group tour, or simply take the ferry to Sausalito or Angel Island for unbeatable views of the skyline and bridges.

The city's Little Italy, where the smell of fresh espresso and garlic hangs in the air. Beat Generation landmarks like City Lights Books share sidewalks with classic Italian restaurants and trendy cocktail bars.

A walkable, boutique-lined neighborhood built along a former freeway off-ramp. Find designer fashion, innovative restaurants, and the iconic Patricia's Green park, often hosting pop-up markets and food trucks.

A dynamic mix of deep Latino roots, vibrant street art, and tech-era gentrification. This is the place for incredible taquerias, dive bars, and some of the city's most exciting new restaurants and galleries.

A bustling waterfront promenade stretching from the Ferry Building to Fisherman's Wharf. Joggers, cyclists, and tourists enjoy views of the bay, historic streetcars, and access to Pier 39 and the Exploratorium.

A sunny, family-friendly neighborhood known for its well-kept Victorian homes and strollable main street on 24th. It's filled with cozy cafes, independent shops, and a laid-back, village-like atmosphere.