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Cars trundle across it and ships sail under it, but the best way to experience this iconic bridge is on foot. 

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

This mile-long stretch of beach offers striking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands.

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

This Roman-inspired palace built in 1915 remains a modern-day renaissance center of fine arts and science. 

This mile-long stretch of beach offers striking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands.

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

Enjoy sun, surf and stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge in this tiny secluded cove between Lands End and Baker Beach.

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

Cars trundle across it and ships sail under it, but the best way to experience this iconic bridge is on foot. 

Streetcars rattle up and down the city famous for steep hills, hippie history and the toughest place to make a jail break.

Cars trundle across it and ships sail under it, but the best way to experience this iconic bridge is on foot. 

The oldest public Japanese garden in the United States is a place of peace and beauty nestled in Golden Gate Park.

The oldest public Japanese garden in the United States is a place of peace and beauty nestled in Golden Gate Park.

This mile-long stretch of beach offers striking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marin Headlands.

Relax on the sand, spot seabirds, fly kites and enjoy other outdoor activities at this secluded San Francisco beach.

Cars trundle across it and ships sail under it, but the best way to experience this iconic bridge is on foot.