10 Top Tourist Attractions in San Francisco – Travel Video

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How are the people in San Francisco compared to LA

Its a beutiful city. You can shit right in the street. If you need a rig there are syringes plentiful just laying around. And for you history buffs, disease that were a thing of the past are back in SF. Tuberculosis, typhoid, cholera to name a few. San Fran has something for everybody…….to step in

TBH places like the Victorian houses and Lombard street are kind of a rip-off. I'd suggest the Deyoung museum, Golden gate park, the tea gardens, the academy of sciences, the botanical gardens, north beach (they got some amazing cannoli), the mission district (for awesome street art and good food), Ashbury/Haight for some cool hippy and punk culture, pier 39/fishermans warf, china town, japan town, and just walking around. The cliff house has some awesome history, but awful food so I guess I recommend it, but don't get lunch there.
There's a lot of fun things to try when just walking around so just go for a walk and you're bound to find some wild stuff.

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This is not a city for a person who is always counting the pennies (stingy), because San Francisco is very expensive.🤑

Love the stabilized footage. Great job.

Enjoy it while it lasts folks! San Francisco is on it's way to becoming the next Baltimore or Detroit. A once great city destroyed by Democrats and their asinine policies. Democrats ruin everything.

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I visited San Francisco recently and captured some of the shots if your are interested to watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEqbxdmaYmA

Boring

Stool covered streets, reminds me of Honolulu. Move your giant technology companies.

Places that I would recommend (as a local) that are NOT included in this video. These are additional places that we take guests when they visit:

1.) Twin Peaks: Located just south of the easternmost end of Golden Gate Park, Twin Peaks offers some fantastic vistas of the city. From the two peaks, you can see the entire city, ocean, bay and surrounding area. It's also free (although you might have to wait for an open parking space). Due to the winding roads and city backdrop, there are quite a few car commercials filmed here.

2.) Muir Woods National Monument: Although this is located just a short distance north of the Golden Gate Bridge (and not in the city itself), it is a must-see for anyone who visits the city or area for the first time. Muir Woods is home to hundreds of acres of "old growth" giant coastal redwood trees. These trees were here when Sir Francis Drake explored this part of the California coast in the 16th Century. It is relatively inexpensive to visit ($10 for adults) and parking now requires reservations or the use of shuttles. However, it is worth the visit. I'm a card-carrying yearly pass member — and I've been at least 30 times. There are plenty of hiking trails. I would recommend the 1.5 flat main lower trail (which is a flat surface) for children or adults with some walking difficulties (or those who don't want to risk getting their shoes dirty). If you're interested in a bit more challenge (but still limited on time), I'd do the Hillside Trail. The Hillside Trail still goes through the paved trail; however, instead of going back the same way, you can return to the park entrance through an adjacent hill trail. Either way, make sure to stop in CATHEDRAL GROVE, the bridges and look for wildlife (e.g., fish, birds, wildcats and the elusive "banana slug").

3.) Sausalito: Located near the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge, this offers some fantastic dining and shopping with great views of the city.

4.) Point Bonita Lighthouse and old military batteries: Located along the Marin Headlands near the mouth of the Golden Gate (where the bay meets the Pacific Ocean), the light is amazing! It offers some fantastic views of the city and Golden Gate Bridge. Add the various military batteries, and you'll find some great history set on the backdrop of sweeping ocean/cliffside vistas! If you want to go inside the lighthouse, make sure to check the times and calendar. You have to go through a bridge and cave to get there — and the entrance is locked if the lighthouse keepers aren't present.

5.) Marine Mammal Center: Just off of Rodeo Beach, you'll find a center that rehabilitates various marine mammals. There is a tour offered that is donation-only.

6.) Pacifica, California (including Devil's Slide): Located adjacent to the city on historic Highway 1, you'll find some fantastic beaches, nice eating places and some hiking areas. There is the coolest Taco Bell in America on one beach (complete with beach-side seating windows to watch the surfers and a special outdoor window to order food from the deck). I'd recommend picking up some BBQ at Gorilla BBQ and having a picnic at Devil's Slide or Rockaway Beach. Devil's Slide has some of the best views along the Pacific coast! There are two places to park (on the north and south sides of the area). The north side is less crowded. The south side offers the best views (especially if you're not going to walk or bicycle the entire road).

7.) Land's End: This remarkable trail is one of San Francisco's best-kept secrets! From the parking lots near the ruins of the old Pacific bath houses (complete with ocean-side caves) to the where-ocean-meets-bay trails, you'll find lots to admire from this location! There are some different memorials very near the trails too. You'll love the magnificent views — and the fact that you won't find many tourists here.

8.) Boudin Bakery: This is at Fisherman's Wharf. It is where sour dough was invented. So, yeah.

9.) Musée Mécanique: Also located at Fisherman's Wharf, you'll discover a FREE museum filled with arcade games — most going back to the 19th Century! Bring some quarters though!

10.) Presidio: Located at an old former military base at the southern end of the Golden Gate Bridge, this is where Star Trek's "Starfleet Academy" was supposed to be based. It is, ironically, the home to offices of Lucasfilm LTD, Skywalker Sound, THX, Industrial Light & Magic, etc. You can take a nice photo of the Yoda fountain. On many days, you can enter the Lucasfilm offices and check out some props from the movies. It is surrounded by beautiful parks and trees — and within walking distance of the Palace of Fine Arts. You can also visit the Walt Disney Family Museum too.

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Great advice. You might want to watch this TURIST MV… San Francisco… www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6lEHkOsvko

And make sure to NOT lock your car there in Frisco and be sure to visit all the tents blocking all the sidewalks and be careful where you step…the sidewalks are covered in crap!

i like how they say dont call it frisco but every bay area native calls it frisco or the city

the Transamerica pyramid was the very first place I made for during my recent visit to San Francisco.

Love San Francisco !!!!!!!!

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