San Francisco Attractions?

Question

If you had to choose fifteen activities, which of these would it be
Asian Art Museum
SFMOMA
Bay Area Discovery Museum
California Historical Society
Cartoon Art Museum
Chabot Space Center and Planetarium
The Contemporary Jewish Museum*
GLBT Museum
Museum of Craft and Folk Art
Oakland Museum of California
Wax Museum on Fisherman’s Wharf
SF Sightseeing/Grayline Wine Country Tour***
Golden Gate Bay Cruise - Red and White Fleet
Grayline Trolley: Hop on and off trolley
AT&T Stadium Tour
Pacific Heights Walking Tour***
San Francisco Walking Tours***
Six Flags Marine World*
Six Flags Waterworld Concord*
California Academy of Sciences - Steinhart Aquarium
Exploratorium
Historic Cable Car ticket (one-way ticket)
Bay City Bike Rentals
Conservatory of Flowers
Golden Gate Park Carousel
Haas Lilienthal House
Legion of Honor
San Francisco Botanical Gardens at Strybing Arboretum
SS Jeremiah O’Brien
USS Hornet
Yerba Buena Center for Arts

Answer 1

You have to go to Alcatraz!!!
Fisherman's Wharf
Ghiradelli Square
Lombard Street (crookedest steet in the world)

Answer 2

California Historical Society
Cartoon Art Museum
San Francisco Walking Tours [cityguides, informative and free!]
San Francisco Botanical Gardens at Strybing Arboretum
Historic Cable Car ticket (get a multi day pass good for all forms of transporation not just a one-way ticket)
Bay City Bike Rentals
Conservatory of Flowers
Golden Gate Park Carousel
Haas Lilienthal House
Golden Gate Bay Cruise - Red and White Fleet

Ones I recommend that aren't on your list
SF History Room at the Main Public Libary
Ft Point
Alcatraz
Vampire Tour of San Francisco
Take the F line from Fisherman's Wharf to the Castro

Answer 3

For museums, I'd go:
Asian Art
SFMOMA
(The Discovery Museum is mainly for children)
The Chabot Center is great, but in the Oakland hills, not really a San Francisco attraction.
Legion of Honor has fabulous collections, plus one of the best views of the GG Bridge/city. It's way out by the beach, so plan on driving far and spending at least half a day there.

If you're a baseball fan, the AT&T stadium tour is fun.
Definitely take walking tours. The Pacific Heights tour will show you some fabulous houses. I'd also recommend some mural tours in the Mission.

The Aquarium and Exploratorium are great, especially the Exploratorium. Very hands on.

And for beauty and calm, the Conservatory of Flowers and Arboretum are not to be missed. I often go to the Arboretum to get a hit of "green energy"

Yerba Buena has some fun things (including a carousel), plus it's right across the street from MOMA.

And if you're a boat buff, the ship tours are interesting; otherwise, it's just a ship.

Answer 4

Of these, the Wine Country Tour and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (it's no longer called Marine World) are the most expensive at $63.00 and $49.99 respectively. Although these are full-day excursions, they're worth the time.

Note: Since transportation to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom from Fisherman's Wharf is a ferry - a Bay Cruise would be redundant and unnecessary. If you don't go to Six Flags, however, then I would certainly do the cruise.

Asian Art Museum
SFMOMA
Cartoon Art Museum
Oakland Museum of California
SF Sightseeing/Grayline Wine Country Tour***
Grayline Trolley: Hop on and off trolley
AT&T Stadium Tour
Six Flags Marine World*
Exploratorium
Historic Cable Car ticket (one-way ticket)
Conservatory of Flowers
Legion of Honor
San Francisco Botanical Gardens at Strybing Arboretum
SS Jeremiah O’Brien
USS Hornet

Answer 5

Wax Museum on Fisherman’s Wharf
Historic Cable Car ticket (one-way ticket
Six Flags Marine World*
Bay Area Discovery Museum

Answer 6

WOW! u shure got a big list! I really liked all the amusement parks, but be shure to visit the parks. Also visit a museum or 2

Answer 7

If you go onto yahoo click on San Fransisco tour you can visited all of these place for really cheap

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Answer 8

I often end up submitting the same thing on other sites

Answer 9

I'm curious too