On May 24, 1987, the Golden Gate Bridge celebrated its 50th anniversary with Bridgewalk ’87, drawing an estimated 800,000 people—far exceeding the expected 80,000. About 300,000 pedestrians packed the bridge, flattening its iconic arch temporarily under the weight, though engineers confirmed no damage occurred. Celebrations included a mid-span ceremony with Mayor Dianne Feinstein, fireworks, and...Read More
San Francisco’s streets hide a fascinating secret—dozens of Gold Rush-era ships buried beneath the city! When fortune seekers flooded the city in 1849, abandoned ships were repurposed into buildings, buried under landfill, and lost to time. Today, remnants of these vessels lie beneath modern skyscrapers and streets, a hidden piece of history beneath your feet....Read More
San Francisco’s Chinatown is a vibrant mix of history, culture, and delicious cuisine. Wander through the iconic Dragon Gate, explore bustling markets, and visit the serene Tin How Temple, one of the oldest Chinese temples in the U.S. Don’t forget to stop by Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory for a tasty treat! With so much...Read More
