For 35 years, the sea lions at PIER 39 have been delighting visitors with their playful antics and boisterous barks. These flippered celebrities first arrived after the 1989 earthquake and quickly took over K-Dock. With plenty of food and no natural predators, they’ve made the pier their home. Want to see them in action? Visit...Read More
Coit Tower stands tall as a San Francisco icon, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a rich history. Built in 1933, this Art Deco landmark was funded by Lillie Hitchcock Coit, a firefighting enthusiast with a passion for the city. Inside, visitors can admire stunning Depression-era murals depicting California life. Perched atop Telegraph Hill, it's a...Read More
Ride the San Francisco Cable Car Like a Pro. San Francisco’s iconic cable cars are a must-do experience, but knowing the best tips can make your ride even more memorable! From finding the right boarding spots to using the Clipper Card for easy payment, our guide breaks down everything you need to know. Learn how...Read More
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...Read More
