50 Things To Do In
San Francisco

Short on time but want to experience the best of San Francisco? Dylan’s Famous Tour with Muir Woods and Alcatraz connects you to the city’s most distinct attractions. Cross the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and check off every must-see spot on your list, like the Palace of Fine Arts. With our expert guides, you’ll uncover the history, stories, and hidden details of the city that most visitors miss with a standard travel guide.

This isn’t your typical hop-on, hop-off bus tour. You’ll stay with the same small group, traveling in comfort with plenty of space, while enjoying breaks and iconic photo stops at popular San Francisco attractions. After exploring San Francisco, escape to the towering redwoods of Muir Woods National Monument, one of the last remaining coastal redwood forests. 

Next, stop for lunch in the charming bayside town of Sausalito, where you can choose from a range of local spots while soaking up the waterfront views. In the afternoon, board the ferry for the Official Alcatraz Day Tour. Once home to infamous criminals like Al Capone, this former federal prison is a must-do during your time in San Francisco!

Book your Famous Tour with Muir Woods and Alcatraz here — and get the best price on the ultimate SF day!

Normally priced at $29, the Lombard Leap offers an intimate journey through San Francisco’s iconic spots, including a drive down the world-famous Lombard Street, and visits to Coit Tower, Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, and North Beach. This unique tour takes you to attractions that larger buses can’t reach, providing an unforgettable city experience.

When you book one of our small group tours—The Famous Tour with Muir Woods and Alcatraz or the Ultimate Wine Country Tour—you can add the Lombard Leap for just $10! 

Don’t miss this exciting, budget-friendly way to explore San Francisco!

This carefully curated tour showcases the best of Napa and Sonoma, offering exceptional wines at approachable prices. Take in breathtaking vineyard views and stroll through the vines at wineries committed to sustainability—where traditional craftsmanship meets modern eco-friendly practices.

With convenient pickup from Fisherman’s Wharf and a comfortable, safe ride, it’s the perfect way to experience Wine Country from San Francisco.

Book your Ultimate Wine Country Tour at the best price here!

Don’t miss an opportunity to visit one of San Francisco’s most iconic waterfront spots — and one of the most fun things to do in the city.  Beyond the sea lions, you’ll find plenty to explore—from fresh seafood at local restaurants to street performers adding to the lively atmosphere. Browse unique shops, or head to the Aquarium of the Bay to dive deeper into the marine world. With sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, it’s a must-see for any SF visitor.

These double-decker buses loop around the city showing you the major things to do in San Francisco, stopping at major attractions like Union Square, Chinatown, Golden Gate Park, and Pier 39. You can hop off at any stop, spend as much time as you like, and then catch the next bus. It’s a convenient way to see the city without worrying about transportation.

No visit to San Francisco is complete without experiencing the awe-inspiring Muir Woods National Monument. Just 16 miles north of the city, this ancient coastal redwood forest offers a rare chance to walk among towering giants over 600 years old. The serene trails and breathtaking beauty make it one of the most unforgettable escapes in the Bay Area. Simply put, if you’re in San Francisco, Muir Woods is an absolute must!

Escape the bustle of the city and unwind in the peaceful surroundings of San Francisco’s Japanese Tea Garden, the oldest public Japanese garden in the U.S. Originally built for the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition, this serene spot in Golden Gate Park invites you to stroll through manicured landscapes, koi ponds, traditional pagodas, and footbridges. Stop by the tea house for an authentic cup of Japanese tea, and soak in the tranquil beauty of Japanese culture, right in the heart of San Francisco.

Head up to Twin Peaks for sweeping, unobstructed views of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. From 922 feet above sea level, the panorama stretches from the Golden Gate Bridge to downtown’s glittering skyline and beyond to the East Bay. Whether you choose to drive or hike to the summit, this vantage point offers a breathtaking perspective of the city’s famous rolling hills and distinctive neighborhoods. Sunrise and sunset add an extra layer of magic to the experience, with the city bathed in soft golden light and the fog rolling in from the Pacific.

The Painted Ladies, a row of gorgeous Victorian houses beloved for their colorful facades and ornate detailing, are among San Francisco’s most photographed landmarks. Located across from Alamo Square Park, these pastel-hued beauties set against the modern city skyline create San Francisco’s most iconic view. Fans of the TV show “Full House” will recognize them from the opening credits, but these historic homes have been stealing hearts since the 1890s.

The sloping lawn of Alamo Square Park offers the perfect vantage point for photos, picnics, and people-watching. On sunny days, locals and visitors alike gather here to soak in one of San Francisco’s most quintessential scenes. It’s hardly any wonder this is one of the top things to do in San Francisco!

Day or night, the Castro District is a vibrant celebration of San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ community and culture. Rainbow crosswalks and colorful Victorian homes line the streets, while the historic Castro Theatre’s neon marquee stands as the neighborhood’s iconic landmark. You’ll have a great time visiting as you stroll past thought-provoking murals, browse unique boutiques, and enjoy the lively cafe scene that spills onto the sidewalks. Much more than a tourist destination, the Castro remains the heart of LGBTQ+ activism and community. It’s neighborhoods like the Castro with their welcoming spirit and proud history that make San Francisco so special.

The Mission District is one of San Francisco’s most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods, blending history, street art, and culinary delights. As the birthplace of the famous California burrito, this area is a must for food lovers eager to experience its local flavors. The streets are lined with colorful murals that tell the story of the neighborhood’s heritage and artistic soul, while Dolores Park offers sweeping views of the city and a lively spot to unwind. At the heart of the district is Mission San Francisco de Asís, the oldest standing mission in California, reminding visitors of the area’s deep historical roots.

Climb the Lyon Street Steps for a workout with panoramic views of San Francisco and a walk through the city’s elite. As you make your way up, you’ll pass grand homes that have been occupied by tech innovators and even former U.S. presidents. This area, known as Billionaire’s Row, offers a glimpse into one of San Francisco’s most exclusive neighborhoods. Adding to the allure, the steps and surrounding area have served as filming locations for iconic movies like The Princess Diaries and Zodiac.

Tony’s Pizza Napoletana – North Beach

Located in the heart of North Beach, San Francisco’s Little Italy, Tony’s Pizza is renowned for its authentic Neapolitan pizzas. Master Pizzaiolo Tony Gemignani serves award-winning pies baked in seven different types of ovens. From classic Margherita to creative specials, every slice is a taste of Naples.

Sotto Mare – North Beach

Craving seafood? Sotto Mare offers the “Best Damn Crab Cioppino” in town. This cozy, family-owned restaurant serves up fresh seafood dishes like clam chowder, oysters, and shrimp scampi. The lively atmosphere and generous portions make it a local favorite.

City View Restaurant – Chinatown

No visit to the Bay Area is complete without exploring San Francisco’s Chinatown, the oldest and one of the largest in North America. City View Restaurant is the perfect place to start your food crawl, featuring authentic dim sum, steamed dumplings, fortune cookies, buns, and more.

La Taqueria – Mission District

Located in the vibrant Mission District, La Taqueria is famous for its mouthwatering burritos and tacos. Voted as having the best burrito in America, this no-frills spot serves up Mexican staples packed with flavor. Don’t miss their legendary carne asada burrito.

The Buena Vista Café – Fisherman’s Wharf

Established in 1916, The Buena Vista Café introduced Irish Coffee to the United States. Nestled near Fisherman’s Wharf, it’s the perfect place to enjoy this soul-warming beverage while soaking in views of the SF Bay.

Top of the Mark

Located on the 19th floor of the InterContinental Mark Hopkins Hotel, Top of the Mark offers 360-degree views of San Francisco. Sip on signature martinis while enjoying live music and taking in sights like the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and Coit Tower​.

El Techo

In the heart of the Mission District, El Techo serves up Latin American street food and craft cocktails on a rooftop with sweeping city views. It’s a lively spot, especially during happy hour and weekend brunch​.

RH Rooftop Restaurant

Situated atop the Restoration Hardware gallery, this elegant rooftop space combines stunning Bay views with sophisticated dining. Enjoy your meal amidst fountains, chandeliers, and olive trees, creating a serene yet chic atmosphere​.

KAIYŌ Rooftop

At KAIYŌ Rooftop, you can enjoy Nikkei cuisine—a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavors—while gazing out over the Bay Bridge. This stylish rooftop spot offers a vibrant menu and a stunning setting for a memorable evening​.

Held at spots like Fort Mason and the Presidio, Off the Grid offers more than just great food—it’s a lively community event with live music, local artisans, and a welcoming atmosphere that embodies the city’s eclectic spirit.

Barebottle Brewing Company – Bernal Heights

Barebottle’s inventive approach to brewing brings local ingredients into the mix, creating experimental beers with unique flavors. With a frequently changing tap list, there’s always something new to try.

Fort Point Beer Company – Presidio

Housed in a historic building in the Presidio, Fort Point focuses on approachable, balanced beers. Their KSA Kolsch is a local favorite—refreshing and easy to drink, it pairs perfectly with a day exploring the park.

San Francisco Brewing Co. – Ghirardelli Square

Set in the iconic Ghirardelli Square, San Francisco Brewing Co. offers craft beers alongside classic American dishes. It’s a great spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing, with a range of beers brewed on-site.

State Bird Provisions

This Michelin-starred gem offers an ever-evolving menu of innovative American cuisine, served dim sum-style. It’s a must-visit for foodies looking for a unique dining experience.

Gary Danko

Known for its elegance and French-inspired dishes, Gary Danko has long been a staple in the San Francisco fine dining scene. Although it recently lost its Michelin star, the restaurant is still celebrated for its impeccable service and award-winning cuisine.

House of Prime Rib

Step back in time at this San Francisco classic, known for its perfectly prepared prime rib served in a traditional old-world setting. It’s a carnivore’s dream.

Hog Island Oyster Co.

Located at the Ferry Building, Hog Island offers some of the freshest oysters and seafood in the city, all while enjoying stunning views of the Bay.

Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar – Nob Hill

Step into a tropical escape at this legendary tiki bar, complete with island cocktails and live music. It’s a unique spot that’s been delighting San Franciscans for decades.

Waterbar – Embarcadero

With stunning views of the Bay Bridge light show, Waterbar is the place to enjoy your happy hour drinks while taking in one of the city’s best waterfront settings.

The Tipsy Pig – Marina District

This cozy gastropub offers a welcoming vibe with its craft beers and hearty comfort food—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the city.

Monk’s Kettle – Mission District

Known for its impressive beer list and elevated pub fare, Monk’s Kettle is a Mission District favorite where you can settle in for a relaxed evening.

PeaceKeeper

A laid-back yet stylish spot, PeaceKeeper offers craft cocktails with a focus on quality ingredients and inventive flavors. Its rotating menu ensures there’s always something new to try.

Holy Water

Tucked away in Bernal Heights, Holy Water is a cozy neighborhood bar with expertly mixed cocktails and a laid-back vibe. The drink list is thoughtful and approachable, making it a favorite among locals.

Pacific Cocktail Haven (PCH)

PCH has earned a reputation for its award-winning, exotic cocktails served in a lively, welcoming setting. The bar’s innovative approach makes it a go-to for anyone seeking a unique drinking experience.

Comstock Saloon

For a taste of old San Francisco, Comstock Saloon in North Beach serves up classic cocktails in a historic setting. Its vintage charm and well-crafted drinks transport you to a bygone era.

Li Po Cocktail Lounge

Located in Chinatown, Li Po is famed for its potent Chinese Mai Tais. This no-frills bar has a divey charm and draws a mix of tourists and locals looking for strong, straightforward drinks.

Indulge in a classic sundae at the historic Ghirardelli Square, once home to the famous Ghirardelli Chocolate Factory. Beyond the sweet treats, this beautifully preserved brick landmark offers waterfront restaurants, artisan shops, and stunning bay views. Whether you’re sampling handcrafted chocolates, browsing local crafts, or dining with a view of Alcatraz, the square captures San Francisco’s perfect blend of history and modern charm.

Want to discover more of San Francisco’s culinary treasures? Our private food tours showcase the city’s best flavors. (As seen in Forbes!)

Enjoy breathtaking views, the freedom to explore at your own pace, and stop whenever inspiration strikes to snap photos or discover something new—all while getting a workout in as you sightsee!

Bridge to Bridge Route

For an invigorating start to your day, try the Bridge to Bridge walk or bike. This route takes you from the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge along the waterfront. The mostly flat path offers beautiful views of the city’s bay, passing attractions like the Ferry Building Marketplace, Pier 39, and Fisherman’s Wharf, one of the country’s most iconic coastal attractions

High Five Hopper’s Hands

For those looking for a scenic and rewarding run, the popular route from AT&T Park to Vista Point is a must. Covering approximately 9.6 miles one way, this route offers stunning views of the Embarcadero, Crissy Field, and the Golden Gate Bridge. At the base of the Golden Gate Bridge, you’ll find Hopper’s Hands, a sign that runners high-five before turning around—a local tradition honoring Ken Hopper, a bridge ironworker who helped prevent suicides. It’s the perfect way to cap off an iconic San Francisco run and one of the best things to do in San Francisco.

Run the Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge pedestrian walkway is 1.7 miles one way. The sidewalk is open to pedestrians during daylight hours (5:00 AM to 6:30 PM PST, extended during Daylight Saving Time). Enjoy the views of the Golden Gate and the Pacific Ocean as you cross.

Lands End

Hike the coastal Lands End trail if you’re looking for a stunning view in San Francisco. With panoramic vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge and overlooking the Pacific, it’s a photographer’s dream. Don’t miss the chance to explore the atmospheric Sutro Baths ruins or wind your way through the Lands End Labyrinth, all while surrounded by the wild beauty of this dramatic landscape.

Marin Headlands

Just across the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands offer a rugged coastal escape with winding hiking trails and historic sites like Battery Spencer and the Point Bonita Lighthouse. The dramatic cliffs and wide-open views of the Pacific make this area a favorite for both nature enthusiasts and history lovers visiting San Francisco and Marin.

Best Time to Go Whale Watching in San Francisco:

• December to May: Gray whale migration.
• May to November: Humpback whales and blue whales.

Recommended SF Whale Watching Tour:

San Francisco Whale Tours offers knowledgeable guides and comfortable boats. They’re our go-to!

Bay Cruise

Experience a narrated sightseeing cruise with Bay City Cruise! Sail under the Golden Gate Bridge, circle Alcatraz Island, and learn about the city’s history.

Ferry Ride

For a practical and scenic mode of transportation, take the Golden Gate Ferry. Routes connect San Francisco to Sausalito, Larkspur, and Tiburon.

Bay Voyager

Get your adrenaline pumping with a high-speed ride on the Bay Voyager. This thrilling RIB (rigid inflatable boat) tour takes you up close to San Francisco’s famous waterfront landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and more—all from the water’s edge.

Catamaran Tour

Sail the San Francisco Bay on a catamaran tour, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city skyline, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Alcatraz Island.

Kayaking on the Bay

Experience the beauty of the San Francisco Bay from the water. Rent a kayak or join a guided tour to paddle around iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island. One of the best kayaking providers in the city is Sea Trek Kayak.

California Academy of Sciences

Located in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, the California Academy of Sciences is a must-visit attraction. It’s a natural history museum, aquarium, planetarium, and rainforest all under one living roof. Explore exhibits featuring African penguins, a four-story rainforest, and a massive coral reef ecosystem.

Exploratorium

Situated at Pier 15 along The Embarcadero, the Exploratorium is an interactive museum of science, art, and human perception. With hundreds of hands-on exhibits, it’s perfect for curious minds of all ages. Perfect for families. 

Head to Silicon Valley, the global hub of tech innovation, and see where some of the world’s most transformative technologies were born. From interactive museums to the campuses of tech giants, this trip offers a glimpse into the past, present, and future of technology.

Top Places to Visit in Silicon Valley:

Computer History Museum – Mountain View

Explore the evolution of computing, from the earliest machines to modern-day innovations, with exhibits that tell the story of tech’s rapid growth.

The Tech Interactive – San Jose

An interactive science and technology center offering hands-on exhibits, perfect for those wanting to explore the impact of innovation in a fun, engaging way.

Intel Museum – Santa Clara

Discover Intel’s pivotal role in shaping the digital age, with exhibits on semiconductor technology and the company’s groundbreaking history.

Apple Park Visitor Center – Cupertino

Get a glimpse into Apple’s future at this sleek visitor center, featuring augmented reality exhibits and exclusive Apple merchandise.

Googleplex Campus – Mountain View

While official tours aren’t offered, you can walk around the perimeter of Google’s headquarters and snap photos of the famous Android lawn statues.

Cable Car Museum

Dive into the history of the city’s iconic cable cars and see the cable car system and machinery that keeps them running.

Wells Fargo History Museum

Step back into California’s Gold Rush era and discover the role Wells Fargo played in shaping the state at this history museum in San Francisco.

Hyde Street Pier

Part of the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, this waterfront spot features historic ships you can board and explore.

“Dear San Francisco”

This acrobatic performance is a creative tribute to the city, blending aerial stunts, live music, and storytelling. It’s a high-energy experience that celebrates San Francisco’s history and character in a fresh, exciting way. 

See Dear San Francisco, Cirque du Soleil, and other exciting performances at Club Fugazi

San Francisco Magic Show

Watch master illusionists perform mind-bending tricks in an intimate setting. Perfect for families looking for things to do in San Francisco, this show will keep you guessing from start to finish.

Comedy Clubs

Looking for laughs? Head to Punch Line Comedy Club or Cobb’s Comedy Club, where local talent and big-name comedians alike take the stage. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a night of stand-up.

San Francisco’s sports culture is strong, and catching a live game is a great way to experience the city’s energy. Whether it’s the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park, the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center, or the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium, the city’s teams always bring high-energy action.

San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park

Enjoy a classic baseball experience with stunning views of the Bay.

Golden State Warriors at Chase Center

Watch top-tier NBA basketball in this state-of-the-art arena.

San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium

Head to Santa Clara for an unforgettable NFL game.

San Francisco Bay Area Rollers

Experience the fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled excitement of women’s roller derby.

For the latest on what’s happening around San Francisco, check out local sites like Funcheap SF and SF Station. Whether it’s street fairs, cultural celebrations, or live music, these resources will keep you up to date on everything the city has to offer.

For those looking to explore beyond the usual tourist spots, San Francisco is full of hidden gems that offer something a little different:

Wave Organ

This acoustic sculpture, tucked along the waterfront, uses the movement of the waves to create otherworldly sounds. It’s a peaceful spot for reflection with unique views of the Bay.

16th Avenue Tiled Steps

A stunning mosaic stairway in the Inner Sunset, the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps are a work of community art. Climb the vibrant steps and enjoy sweeping views at the top.

Windmills in Golden Gate Park

Once used to irrigate the park, the Dutch and Murphy Windmills stand tall as reminders of the city’s history. A quiet, picturesque corner of Golden Gate Park.

Bison Paddock

Home to a small herd of American bison since 1891, this tucked-away section of Golden Gate Park offers a glimpse into the city’s unique history and wildlife preservation efforts. It’s one of the most unique things to do in San Francisco!

Discover San Francisco’s newest green space at Presidio Tunnel Tops, a park built over the Presidio Parkway tunnels. With its open lawns, playgrounds, and unbeatable panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, it’s perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Just a short walk away, Star Wars fans can visit the famous Yoda Fountain at the Lucasfilm headquarters—an unexpected gem in the Presidio.

Looking for the perfect place to stay during your San Francisco adventure? These top hotels offer comfort, convenience, and a chance to experience the city from prime locations. 

Hotel Riu Plaza

Located near the buzzing heart of Fisherman’s Wharf, Hotel Riu Plaza offers modern accommodations with easy access to the city’s top attractions. Whether you’re visiting Pier 39, Ghirardelli Square, or the famous waterfront, you’ll be just steps away from all the action. The hotel features spacious rooms, a fitness center, and an on-site restaurant.

Hotel Caza

For a family-friendly stay close to the best things to do in San Francisco, Hotel Caza in Fisherman’s Wharf is a great choice. With its laid-back atmosphere and stylish décor, this boutique hotel is perfect for visitors looking to explore San Francisco’s lively waterfront. Hotel Caza also offers a heated outdoor pool, game room, and plenty of perks for families and couples alike.

Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf

If you’re after a sleek, modern stay, Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf offers upscale amenities with a casual vibe. The hotel is centrally located, making it an ideal base for exploring Fisherman’s Wharf, the Golden Gate Bridge, and beyond. With spacious rooms and an outdoor heated pool, you can unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf

Known for its classic elegance and prime location, Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf offers all the comforts you need during your stay. Whether you’re enjoying the cozy guest rooms or the hotel’s proximity to landmarks like Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge, this is the perfect spot for visitors looking for a blend of luxury and convenience.

For some great views of San Francisco’s skyline, head to Treasure Island, a quiet escape just a short drive from the city. The island is home to local wineries and breweries, perfect for sampling regional flavors while soaking in panoramic vistas of the Bay. Enjoy fresh, seasonal cuisine at MerSea, a popular waterfront restaurant offering laid-back dining with stunning views. Whether you’re tasting wines at Treasure Island Wines or simply taking in the scenery, Treasure Island makes for a relaxing and scenic getaway from the bustle of the city.

Explore the enchanting town of Carmel-by-the-Sea, known for its charming streets, art galleries, and stunning coastal vistas. Whether you’re browsing unique boutiques or enjoying the artistic atmosphere, Carmel offers a perfect blend of coastal beauty and small-town charm.

Pacifica and Half Moon Bay

Enjoy coastal beauty with sandy beaches, surfing spots, and scenic hiking trails. Half Moon Bay is also known for its pumpkin patches in the fall and the famous Mavericks surf break.

Monterey Bay Aquarium

Located about two hours south of SF, the Monterey Bay Aquarium is one of the world’s top aquariums, featuring interactive exhibits and a focus on marine conservation.

Santa Cruz

Famous for its beachfront amusement park, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, surfing culture, and redwood forests.

Mystery Spot

Experience gravitational anomalies and mind-bending phenomena at this quirky roadside attraction near Santa Cruz.

Pacific Coast Highway (PCH)

Take a scenic drive along Highway 1, offering breathtaking coastal views. Stops include Big Sur, Bixby Creek Bridge, and Hearst Castle.

Stinson Beach

A popular spot north of San Francisco for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.

Mount Tamalpais

Hike to the summit for panoramic views of the Bay Area, San Francisco, and on clear days, even the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Hog Island Oyster Co.

Located in Marshall along Tomales Bay, enjoy fresh oysters harvested straight from the bay.

Safari West

Head to Safari West for a unique wildlife adventure just outside the city, where you can experience an African safari without leaving California.

Tiburon

The charming waterfront town of Tiburon offers a relaxing escape with stunning views, boutique shops, and scenic ferry rides to Angel Island.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

For a thrill-filled day, visit Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, offering roller coasters, animal exhibits, and entertainment for all ages.

For a quick and easy way to see the city’s highlights, hop on Lombard Leap—a free tour for Dylan’s Tours guests that takes you through must-see spots like Lombard Street, Coit Tower, and Chinatown. It’s the fastest way to get a feel for the city’s main attractions!

Take a ride in the future with Waymo, a self-driving car service. It’s an innovative way to explore San Francisco while experiencing cutting-edge technology.

Embrace the city’s history by riding a cable car. Not only is it a fun ride, but it’s also a great way to get around town and take in the sights — and one of the city’s most popular attractions.

For unlimited access to San Francisco’s buses, streetcars, and light rail, grab a Muni Day Pass. It’s a budget-friendly option that gives you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

Want a quick, eco-friendly way to zip through the city? Rent an electric scooter and easily glide from neighborhood to neighborhood.