San Francisco, CA Historical Landmark

This is like a food court and delicatessen market rolled into one (Brough Market in London is somewhat similar). Some excellent stores.

Really great bench, do wish it was facing the street instead of the building. Very spacious.

Interesting to see how at the beginning of the route the cable cars are turned on the turntable by two men themselves and pushed onto the other track. And then the touris ... more

Theres a nice little trail along the perimeter of the pier which juts out onto the water. A great place for a midday walk out from the stuffy offices.

Excellent bell ding ding

Had passed this place a number of times and never stopped. Glad we went in for a bite and a drink

An interesting plaque of the unique place

The Alma scow schooner is a National Historic Landmark. She was built in 1891 by F. Seimer, a local shipwright, for James Peterson and was named for Peterson's daughter. ... more

Great place to visit. I spent the day driving around Presidio roads I ended up at 34 Avenue,

**A House of Character and Spirits** Vollmer House is an architectural treat, boasting Stick/Eastlake style and a history as vibrant as San Francisco itself. Relocated fr ... more

It's a really beautiful monument as it is now. The Monumental Reckoning exhibit does a great job of telling the full story of what happened here. Price for entry: $0

Huge hall with different tiers and big screen for back rows. I like that they have the discount options for student with valid ID, but the process is tedious and confusin ... more

It was a stop everyone should make. If you can drive it please do! It was fun!

A prior appointment is needed to enter the building.

Customer service was really really nice....

Awesome top san Francisco experiences. Must visit to get the best tourist street experience.

It was nice to know that the engine room was used in the James Cameron movie Titanic

Very interesting flower conservatory, various types of plants and flowers

Beautiful location and the IPA beers we had really hit the spot and tasted good. Good service as well.

Great way to learn about Bruce Lee.

A truly great memory how the history of San Francisco. This monument is one of the few monuments left in the city that hasn't been defaced. We need to protect our statues ... more

A historical military place. Some of the buildings are still in service.

Victoria was great I appreciate her help and also making me smile when I was having a rather crazy day

Good sea food

This little fire hydrant apparently helped save the city during the big fire. You wouldnt know so make sure to google it if you pass by. It receives a new fresh golden pa ... more

Bathroom break

Very nice very clean all the parts are very clean people are great there. And the bathroom is clean and they have water

A big beautiful house and looks haunted it's a place where I would love to live.

Locals told me it is a manmade island, but who knew it was made from bay sand! Not meuntil I saw this plaque. Not much else to this besides the plaque. There are a kids p ... more

Joined the SF tour about 1906 earthquake This is an important spot with interesting background stories

I have been to this place for almost 20 years now halibut Florentine with veggies au gratin is good but don't expect a large piece of fish as it used to be. lots of chees ... more

fun charming hotel, wonderful staff, great breakfast

Added a 15.5% National Park fee on top of room charge. Should be included.

Cool bridge! Possible to walk or bike over as well as going by car

My wife and I love art. A must place to visit when on vacation. San Antonio Texas doesn't have a lot of art galleries.

Beautiful place to visit, lot of things to see!

This pic was for the closing event.....miss this place

Doggie Diner in Oakland was my favorite since I lived in Alameda Ca. I was stationed on the Navy base 1974 to 79. If we wanted something to eat late at night off to the D ... more

The Mt. Davidson Cross is a cool sight to see in the city. I am not religious and still found it impressive. It is hidden among the trees on top of Mt. Davidson and is a ... more

SF ICON

Lyon steps are a great flight of stairs to exercise on. It has stupendous views that draws a crowd. I'm reminded how lucky we are to live here whenever I visit

Dr. Sun Yat Sen was a revolutionary, political philosopher, physician, and was the first president of the Republic of China. He overthrew the decadent Qing Dynasty in hop ... more

A truly soothing and contemplative moment to say good-bye to a profoundly cared for man.

There are a lot of Chinese foods. If you go to San Francisco, you have to go there.

This review is for the bar. Good to hear drinks, with a small but interesting selection of beers. Great service (please tip, even when you're using your points!)