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An estimated 300,000 people filled the Golden Gate Bridge during its 50th anniversary celebration in 1987. The historic event temporarily closed the bridge to vehicles and remains one of the largest public gatherings ever held on the Golden Gate Bridge, highlighting its global significance and cultural impact.
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...
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Step back in time to San Francisco’s Gold Rush era with these captivating fun facts. From buried ships beneath the city streets to the rapid population growth, explore the events that turned a small town into a bustling metropolis.
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It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955)
The Golden Gate Bridge has starred in Hollywood blockbusters like Vertigo, X-Men, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Now, you can see this cinematic icon up close on a Private Jeep Tour! Travel across the bridge and visit the best photo spots, including Battery Spencer and Fort Point. Experience the bridge just like...
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Tour guide taking a photo of five guests standing in an open-air Jeep with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background
Want the perfect shot of the Golden Gate Bridge? A private San Francisco Jeep tour takes you to the city's most stunning photo spots! From Battery Spencer’s breathtaking overlook to Fort Point’s unique under-the-bridge perspective, you’ll visit iconic and hidden gems. With flexible routes, your open-air Jeep adventure ensures you capture unforgettable views at every...
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Aerial drone view of the Golden Gate Bridge from above San Francisco Bay
The Golden Gate Bridge is more than just an engineering marvel—it’s packed with fascinating facts! Did you know its International Orange color was originally meant to be temporary? Or that its towers stand 746 feet tall? From its construction challenges to its record-breaking length, this world-famous bridge continues to amaze visitors. The best way to...
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Golden Gate Bridge illuminated at night during a San Francisco Jeep sightseeing tour
Visiting the Golden Gate Bridge is a must when in San Francisco, and there are many ways to experience this iconic landmark! Walk or bike across for incredible views, take in the scenery from Battery Spencer, or sail beneath it on a bay cruise. For a truly unique and stress-free adventure, a private group Jeep...
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Unfinished Golden Gate Bridge under construction as seen from Fort Scott, San Francisco, 1930
The Golden Gate Bridge is more than just a stunning landmark—it’s a marvel of engineering and history! Completed in 1937, this iconic structure overcame fierce winds, strong tides, and skeptics who thought it couldn’t be built. Want to know how it became one of the world’s most famous bridges? Check out our blog on the...
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California sea lions resting on K Dock at PIER 39 in Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco
San Francisco is a kid-friendly wonderland with endless adventures! From exploring the hands-on exhibits at the Exploratorium to spotting sea lions at Pier 39 and riding a historic cable car, there’s fun around every corner. Visit the California Academy of Sciences for an indoor rainforest or let little ones run wild at Golden Gate Park’s...
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Golden Gate Bridge suspension cable model closeup at the Bridge Welcome Center
The Golden Gate Bridge’s iconic International Orange color wasn’t the original plan! Engineers initially considered gray or black with yellow stripes for visibility, but the striking orange hue was chosen for its high visibility in fog and its blend with the natural surroundings. This world-famous bridge is a must-see for any visitor. To experience its...
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Karl the Fog covers San Francisco in a blanket of white. cc 4.0 David Yu
San Francisco’s iconic fog, famously nicknamed Karl the Fog, is as much a part of the city as the Golden Gate Bridge. This mysterious marine layer rolls in due to cool ocean air meeting inland heat, creating breathtaking scenes and unpredictable weather. Want to uncover more surprising fog facts? Check out our blog for 14...
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