Golden Gate Park

Spacious park with ample free parking everywhere. Lots to see, lots of benches to rest on. Park is very well kept. Different theme areas that are very well organized. Eateries and bathrooms are strangely non-existent in most places which isn't good and the reason we couldn't stay longer. Definitely need several days to explore even a small part of this massive park.

Best place to take a walk and enjoy nature. The cherry blossoms are blooming in and around the Japanese Tea garden, and are in full bloom. Beautiful! Stow lake is full of birds,turtles and fish. You can also rent boats. So many things to do in the park.

I ALWAYS visit Golden Gate Park when I come to the city. There is so much to see when you walk around, and you can't do it all in one day. The people watching is wonderful. Just a gorgeous, peaceful place to go!

Better start getting there early it's getting crowded hard parking place

San Francisco is a truly unique American city and one of the world's great vacation spots. Explore its hills, ride the cable cars that climb them, and eat some seafood at Fisherman's Wharf. Also spend some time exploring Marin County on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge, including the picturesque town of Sausalito. The giant redwoods of Muir Woods National Monument are only 30 minutes away and also well worth a side trip.nnBe sure to also make time for a visit to or even better, a drive across, the Golden Gate Bridge. This monument to modern engineering genius spans the strait that connects San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The almost two-mile-long, six-lane bridge connects the Northern California city with Marin County.nnOpened in 1937, the bridge has a unique, geometric beauty and can be viewed from many areas on either side of its span. Some of the best views are from the Marin Headlands, a hilly part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a national park which includes areas on either side of the bridge.