San Franscisco

Alcatraz Prison
Roosted on the rough island of Alcatraz, the scandalous ex jail actually radiates an air of secrecy and premonition. Envision the chill of the bay waters penetrating the cells where mobsters and killers once waited for their fate.

Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge in all its art deco magnificence, never fails to impress. As you walk along its orange towers high above the bay, get filled with a sense of awe. Gusts of wind will mesmerise you as you gaze at the San Francisco skyline in the distance, and being thankful for the chance to view such an icon up close.

Palace of Fine Arts
Settled in the midst of a serene lagoon, the Palace of Fine Arts is a cut of old world Europe here in San Francisco. Walking around its transcending rotunda, past smooth Roman segments, get moved back hundreds of years. Couples row boats on the shimmering waters, as though trying out for a romance in old Rome. Time appears to stop in this oasis, giving a flashing respite from the hustle and bustle of the cutting edge city.

Twin Peaks
Roosted on Twin Peaks, be at the top and in charge looking down at the city underneath. As you turn, taking in the all encompassing perspectives, spot the Golden Gate Bridge, downtown high risers, and stretches of curious neighborhoods with lines of pastel Victorian homes, Hawk Hill, and Mount Sutro ascend somewhere far off. Seeing San Francisco from this vantage point gives another appreciation for the city’s undulating scene. 

Fisherman’s Wharf
Fisherman’s Wharf actually holds its old oceanic appeal, however today more crowded with travelers than dockworkers. The sharp smell of broiled fish exudes from counters and bistros, while street performers in pirate garb pose present for pictures with bystanders. Wander around past noteworthy vessels bouncing in the harbor and walk around Pier 39, where yelping sea lions relax in the sun.

Golden Gate Park
Extending more than 1,000 acres of land, Golden Gate Park gives a verdant getaway in the core of the city. As you wander past the Japanese tea garden, Conservatory of Flowers, and the windmills at the park’s west end, get shipped to tranquil countryside. Local people outing on the lush fields or jog along tree-lined paths, while free-spirited artists play guitars on traffic intersections. The park’s tremendous space permits your psyche to unwind.

Land’s End
Roosted high on the cliffs at Land’s End, get entranced by the sea’s ceaseless churn beneath. As waves collide decisively with the stone walls, ocean shower fogs your face. Breathing in the fresh sea air, get absorbed the all encompassing perspectives – from the Marin Headlands to Mile Rock Lighthouse. Traveling south on the Coastal Trail, the Golden Gate Bridge before long comes into focus, its enormous towers ascending through the mist.

Mission Dolores Park
On a sunny weekend afternoon, Mission Dolores Park is alive with revelry. A diverse array of San Franciscans flock here to picnic, play sports, and soak up the vibrant energy. Dogs chase Frisbees across the grassy lawns while throngs sunbathe on the hillsides, soaking in dazzling views of the city skyline. Street food vendors hawk everything from burritos to gelato as pop music pulses through speakers. For a taste of quintessential San Francisco life, Dolores Park delivers.

Sutro Baths
The ruined Sutro Baths whispers tales of bygone days when it was a popular seaside swimming facility. As you clamber over the rocky remnants, peering into empty chambers that once held recreation pools, envision hordes of Victorian bathers. The location high atop the rugged cliffs provided panoramic ocean views. Today, the ruins exude an aura of faded grandeur and curious nostalgia.

Museum of Modern Art
Displaying over 30,000 contemporary and modern works, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art gives a state of the art craftsmanship experience. As you meander smooth displays loaded up with avant-garde works of art, establishments, and new media, your mind grows.