Take a glimpse of the new Rooftop Garden, designed by San Francisco-based Jensen Architects. The Rooftop Garden features two open-air spaces and a luminous glass pavilion that afford dramatic views of both the San Francisco skyline and sculptural works in the museum's collection.

 

Eighteen blocks long, it begins on Gough near Market Street and ends right at the entrance to Golden Gate Park at Stanyan Street. Find discounted record stores, used clothing, costume shops, and unique emporiums.

 

Mission Street - the oldest street in the Bay Area, once connected downtown San Francisco with Mission Dolores. Experience the history of Mission Delores, the oldest intact building in the City of San Francisco and the brilliant and poignant murals throughout the Mission District. Burritos are the Mission's signature dish – don’t leave town without one!

The Ferry Building is both a landmark 1903 beaux-arts tower and a destination for natives and visitors to San Francisco. It features the Ferry Building Marketplace, which has a farmers’ market and a number of specialty produce shops and excellent restaurants.

Coit Tower was constructed in 1933 in dedication to the city’s volunteer firefighters. The area’s history is depicted through murals within the tower’s walls. From the top of the tower you’ll get a remarkable view of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge and “The City”.