This is the one site that epitomises San Francisco’s beauty and advancement. Spanning almost 2 miles, the bridge is free to pedestrians and bikers and offers some of the most spectacular

views. The Golden Gate Bridge is a must-see if you are visiting San Francisco.

Although these cable cars are used as a structured form of transport for the locals, they seem to be highly popular with the tourists as well, functioning more as a quaint San Franciscan

addition. The views are great and the experience is even better.

Although this prison has featured in many movies and documentaries, they do not do it justice. Once home to some of the world’s most notable criminals, the island now stands as a

tourist and heritage site with full guided tours and ferry rides.

This street offers some of the best picture-taking opportunities in the city. It comprises of eight sharp turns because this is the only way that the street can manoeuvre itself around the steep hills.

The street is beautified by arrays of flowers and quaint shops

This pier offers some of the best free entertainment in San Francisco. The harbour is always abuzz with performers, crowds and bustling restaurants. Another thing to look out for is the sea

lions which attract thousands of people every day.

This tower is throw-back to the brave firemen who have served the city of San Francisco over the decades. Over 70 years old, the tower is shaped like a fire hose nozzle and offers spectacular

views of the city. There is an elevator which goes to the top as well as almost 400 steps for the more energetic.