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Coit Tower

The Coit Tower is known as a tribute to San Francisco's firefighters. It is 210 feet tall and is a very popular feature for San Francisco and has been since 1933. This tower consists of a 360 degree tour. The tour views the city and the Bay and the inside of the tower is covered with murals commissioned by a public arts predecessor to the WPA.

Golden Gate Bridge
 

The Golden Gate Bridge is known as one of the world's most famous bridges. Its stretches 6450 feet and connects San Francisco and Marion County. The bridge was completed in 1937 and cost about 35 million dollars. It used to be known as the "Bridge that could not be built." It is now a landmark from many places around the Bay. 

Cable Cars
 

Cable Cars are a signature way of transportation in San Francisco. These cars are the ones to take those steep hills and they have been since 1873. In 1964 the cars were declared a National Historic Landmark. These cars are a must if your going to visit San Francisco. 

Golden Gate Park

   The park is known as the largest cultivated urban park in the country. Its sits on over 1000 acres of land. It is exactly 3 miles inland from the Bay and the de young Museum is located in that same area, as well as the Japanese Tea Garden, Strybing Arboretum, the California Academy of Sciences, and many more.

Alcatraz

The Alcatraz is a popular place for people to take tour of a prison that ran for 34 years. The inmates in this prison were high risk escapees and troublemakers. This prison held some famous people such as Al "Scarface" Capone and Robert "Birdman" Stroud. The tour of Alcatraz consist of the cell blocks, the cafeteria, and the prison yard.

MH de young Memorial Museum
 

  This museum was first opened in 1895, it is the oldest art museum in San Francisco. It has been renovated in 2005 and was closed for many months but now looks great with copper-clad exterior and newly fashioned exhibits. The main feature in the museum is the American art from the colonial period to the mid 20th century.

Asian Art Museum
 

This museum is one of the largest museums in the western world that is solely dedicated to Asian art. This museum holds about 15,000 "treasures" that stretch over a span of 6000 years of history.  They display over 2500 pieces of work at one time. They introduce you to Asia's major cultures such as India, Tibet, China, Japan, and Korea.It is located in the city's old building formerly known as the Main Library.       

Chinatown
 

  This is a city within a city and is very popular for tourist. In the streets of Chinatown, you will find all kinds of different things such as exotic ingredients, skills and jade, and colorful clothing and gadgets which are all being sold to tourist. On the Chinese New Year there are Chinese traditions and great Chinese food being offered.     

Fisherman's Wharf

The Fisherman's Wharf is also a significant part to San Francisco. This is usually the first stop for tourist. This restaurant serves a sample Dungeness crab and clam chowder. You can also pick up souvenir shirts or just take in the sunshine. Their motto is to see local color, commerce and cool.  

Aquarium of the Bay
 

  This aquarium is located next to PIER 39. Its exhibits are mostly focused on the diversity of aquatic animals and distinctive ecosystems. It has about 600,000 visitors every year and offers free classes and tours to over 13,000 Bay Area school children each year as well.  It holds more than 20,000 aquatic animals such as sharks, bat rays, and skates.