Things to do in San Francisco

#1

Discover the beautiful connection between nature and humans at Fioli and their fun events

#2

Combine marine life, planets, tropical biomes and natural history in San Francisco

#3

Prepare to visit and explore a former notorious offshore prison

#4

Aquarium of the Bay is located at San Francisco's popular PIER 39. Its focus, as the name suggests, is local aquatic animals from the San Francisco Bay (and nearby waterways). There are three main exhibit areas, each with a specific point of focus. The most thrilling is the underwater tunnel, though the touch pools and naturalist talks also help make this an exciting and interactive way to get to know the bay.

#5

The Exploratorium is an interactive museum in San Francisco that lets you get wacky with over 650 hands-on exhibits! Explore the world through science, art, and human perception and prepare to be wowed by inquiry-based experiences. The Exploratorium is located at Pier 15 on The Embarcadero.

#6

Cruise around San Francisco Bay while marveling at iconic landmarks

#7

Explore sf with a city card!

#8

Ideally situated in Fisherman's Wharf, the Museum of 3D Illusions San Francisco is the perfect escape from reality, whether you're a Bay Area local, or just visiting the city. There are over 40 illusions inside, plus a Smash It room that lets you send plates soaring toward a target! If you're looking for a fun, bamboozling escape, you'll find it here.

#9

San Francisco's GoCar office is located on Beach Street, in the heart of Fisherman's Wharf. Here you can collect and drop-off your GoCar. There's another GoCar office in San Francisco on 321 Mason St, near Union Square.

#10

The Snøhetta expansion (completed in 2016) doubled the amount of exhibition space at the SFMOMA. The seven-story structure also expanded the gallery areas and outdoor public spaces, giving a big injection of destination architecture to San Francisco's South of Market area. The SFMOMA's permanent collection is a whopping 33,000 works, and there are always temporary exhibitions as well. When in San Francisco's SoMa make time for the SFMOMA.