Sutro baths is one of San Francisco’s most iconic ruins. You can walk a few blocks from our location, take the 38 bus and within 35 minute bus ride; you will witness some of the most iconic and historic ruins of the west coast. Be safe when walking down the steps into the caves.
1004 Point Lobos Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121
This is a hikers dream trail because it has gorgeous views of the pacific ocean with the view of our stunning Golden Gate bridge and the trail ends with a hidden labyrinth. If you want to explore a non- tourist side of San Francisco then take the bus 38 Geary st and enjoy the iconic views from both Sutro baths and Lands Ends. They are both next to each other.
Crissy field is like the rainbow path to the Golden Gate bridge. It’s mile route will lead you to the Presidio military neighborhood and the famous Golden Gate bridge. You can walk, bike, or job this trail. There are plenty of picnic tables in case you want to catch the sunset against the bridge shadow with a bottle of red wine. Lastly, try to stop at the Palace of Fine arts. It is at the entrance of Crissy Field and it is one of the Wonders of San Francisco.
Crissy Field Avenue, San Francisco, CA, USA
We are only a 15 minute walk down on Bush st to the famous Embarcadero waterfront. This 3 mile trail can either take you to the famous Fisherman’s wharf, Pier 39, or SF Giants stadium. If you want to take a morning jog or a nice romantic walk under the bay bridge lights than the Embarcadero is the trail to take. Also there are plenty of great restaurant options and pubs for a local draft beer.
Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA, USA
Our Golden Gate Park is one of the largest parks nationwide. It starts at the end of Haight Ashbury district and ends by Ocean beach. There is a variety of Museums, Japanese Gardens, Polo track Field, and Bison field. One of the stops you must do when visiting GGP is the Conservatory of Flowers. You can simply sit outside surrounded by their flowers and admire the view and relax. You will be amazed how big and stunning this park is after your visit.
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, USA
Nestled between Russian Hill and the Presidio, Cow Hollow is known for affluent neighborhoods and upscale restaurants. One of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city, this area has become something of a headquarter for local boutiques. Union Street, in particular, is known for numerous cafes, clothing shops, and restaurants. Be on the lookout for the McElroy Octagon house, a historic landmark.
Cow Hollow, San Francisco, CA, USA
Rainbow flags line the streets in what is home to one of the largest LGBT communities in the United States. The Castro offers no shortage in nightclubs, neighborhood bars, restaurants and cafes. There’s no shortage in things to do or see in one of the city’s most historic districts. We recommend checking out Q Bar for a great selection in music, as well as nearby Super Duper Burger to provide bites which would satisfy any foodie. Nearby Brewcade offers a wide variety of drinks and arcade games for a nostalgic driven afternoon.
429 Castro St, San Francisco, CA 94114
One of the smallest districts in San Francisco, Japan town is known to be one of the oldest ethnic neighborhoods, nationwide. Enjoy some of the city’s best ramen places nearby or indulge in English high tea at Crown & Crumpet, all while taking in the Peace Pagoda, gifted by San Francisco’s sister city, Osaka, Japan. We recommend checking out Benkyodo Company, a candy store which has stood in San Francisco’s Japantown since 1906.
Located just 5 blocks East of our quaint property, the Chinatown gate is a warm welcome into San Francisco’s famed Chinatown. Lanterns decorate the sky as you explore various shops, tea houses, restaurants, bars and take in the unique temples and churches in this culture driven neighborhood. We recommend checking out the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory for a tour and some great snacks. Chinatown has a plentiful selection when it comes to great, authentic restaurants but we’d recommend Great Eastern and Z & Y Restaurant as spots you shouldn’t miss.
Visit the birthplace of the counter-culture movement in one of San Francisco’s most eclectic neighborhoods. Explore boutique book stores, as well as the vintage clothing shops nearby. Indulge your musical taste buds at Amoeba Music, one of San Francisco’s largest independent music stores or get your fill of pinball at nearby Free Gold Watch on your way towards Golden Gate Park
Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, CA
The shops on Valencia street start on 16th street to 24th with various exclusive boutiques, hipster shops, bookstores, traditional and famous eateries, and murals by local artists. Most of the included shops donate profits to local food banks, charities, and provide programs for under-resourced students making shopping on Valencia street valuable.
24th Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
Situated just north of Chinatown, North Beach in San Francisco’s “Little Italy,” filled with Old Country restaurants and cafes. This historic neighborhood is also famous for being the root of the Beatnik movement of the 1950’s and 1960’s. Nowadays, North Beach is famous for its’ bustling nightlife, beautiful churches, and cathedrals, as well as Telegraph Hill, one of San Francisco’s tallest hills, on which Coit Tower rests.
North Beach, San Francisco, CA, USA
Historic home to the Big Four Railroad Barons, Nob Hill is filled with beautiful architecture which is now synonymous with San Francisco. Head over to Grace Cathedral to explore the biggest house of worship within the City, or take a Cable Car Ride to avoid the hills. Enjoy nearby Union Square and partake in a bit of retail therapy with any of our brand name stores nearby. We advise trying out nearby Del Popolo for some of the best Neapolitan pizza you will find in the city, as well as Tacorea, a Mexican-Korean fusion spot.
Nob Hill, San Francisco, CA, USA
This neighborhood has become the de facto center of the City, a haven for foodies, shoppers, and urbanites. Hayes Valley is conveniently located between Franklin and Laguna, Grove and Fell streets; Hayes Valley has plenty to offer The Arts – SF Symphony, Ballet Opera, the famed SF Jazz center, the Nourse Theater, Green Room and SF Conservatory of Music are all located here. Many of the City’s best restaurants and of course plenty of unique and one of a kind retail offering make this the perfect area to spend a San Francisco afternoon.
Hayes Valley, San Francisco, CA, USA
715 Bush St, San Francisco, CA 94108
1000 Bush St, San Francisco, CA 94109
704 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94109
855 Bush St, San Francisco, CA 94108
Chisme is a colorful Mexican taqueria and tapas (small plates) restaurant that is new to the neighborhood and so far a neighborhood favorite. They have plenty of vegan options including the famous elotes and ice cream churros that you can only find in the neighborhood. This place is perfect for lunch while you wait for to check in or a late bite. P.S. Check out the mural painting their have of artist, FNNCH.
882 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Union Square San Francisco’s largest shopping district includes global brands and well-known department stores. Whether on the search for the latest fashion or specialized clothing, Union Square is sure to have something for everyone. The 2.6-acre public plaza is also surrounded by a bustling theater district and some world-class eateries.
Union Square, San Francisco, CA
On the top of Pacific Heights neighborhood is the exclusive high end retail shops on Fillmore Street. There is a variety within six blocks of cosmetic flagships, Ralph Lauren, Scotch & Soda, and unique bookstores- Fillmore street has it all. A few of the Michelin star bakeries make their presence every morning and pop up restaurants like to showcase their cuisine in this exclusive shopping district.
Benefit Cosmetics Boutique- This is the 3rd location made. The flagship is on Chestnut st.
Alice and Olivia- Designer clothing for women with bohemian designs
Scotch & Soda- International brand with its own original boutique where only exclusive items are sold.
Browser books- This is one of the few book stores left nationwide and its the original location with 2 stories of books.
Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
281 Filbert Street, San Francisco, CA
1 Telegraph Hill Blvd, San Francisco, CA
Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, CA
Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA
800 Chestnut Street, San Francisco, CA
Pfeiffer Street & Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA
Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf
Pier 39 K-dock
Pier 45, Fisherman’s Wharf
900 North Point Street, San Francisco, CA