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This vibrant public square—the epicenter of the Union Square neighborhood—is full of upscale shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

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Stroll the boardwalk, explore dining and shopping options, and hang with the resident seals at Pier 39, where you’ll also find street performers and endless fun attractions for everyone, including an aquarium.

Pier 39

San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood is packed with Italian-American history. Discover historic churches and the childhood home of Joe DiMaggio. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you’ll find plenty of pizzerias.

Little Italy/North Beach

Huntington Park is the leafy centerpiece of the affluent Nob Hill neighborhood. Here you’ll find elaborate fountains, a playground, and an area for dogs.

Huntington Park

Soak in the view of San Francisco with a leisurely picnic in the park surrounded by the stunning Painted Ladies Victorian homes that make up Postcard Row, also known as the site of the popular TV show “Full House.”

Alamo Square

This 3.5-mile stretch of beach is a popular surfing spot despite the fog, strong currents, and chilly water. Bring firewood for a beachfront campfire and look out onto the Pacific Ocean.

Ocean Beach

This public square is a historic landmark that’s home to over 40 specialty shops and restaurants, including the world-famous Ghirardelli Chocolate Marketplace where you can try handmade hot fudge.

Ghirardelli Square

Experience the famous Haight-Ashbury hippie vibe when you visit this eclectic neighborhood. On Upper Haight Street you’ll find everything from vintage clothing boutiques and record shops to cafés and dive bars. It’s a fun place to spend an afternoon.

Mission District/The Castro/Haight-Ashbury

This 48-story skyscraper in San Francisco doesn’t have an observation deck, but it’s worth the view from the ground up.

Transamerica Pyramid

This lush park features over 1,000 acres of gardens, lakes, trails, and monuments with stunning views of the San Francisco skyline. It’s also home to a variety of fun attractions including a carousel and an aquarium.

Golden Gate Park

This botanical garden is a living museum featuring 55 acres of lush, landscaped gardens and open spaces showcasing an incredible collection of plants from all over the world.

San Francisco Botanical Garden

Dragon’s Gate is an ornate arch at the corner of Grant Avenue and Bush Street that marks the entrance to Chinatown, one of the largest Chinese neighborhoods outside Asia.

Dragon's Gate

If you love shopping, you’ll love the variety of options at this boutique mall that is also home to restaurants, bars, and other attractions.

Embarcadero Center

Spend the day at this unique museum that explores the world of science, art, and human perception with over 600 interactive exhibits.

Exploratorium

Palm trees give shade to lush green lawns in one of San Francisco’s most popular parks, which borders the Mission district and the Castro.

Mission Dolores Park

The Castro Theatre historic movie palace features a stunning white façade and is known for its eclectic program of classic movies, special productions, and LGBTQ+ content.

Castro Theatre

Discover thousands of artworks and artifacts along with a sculpture garden and observation floor overlooking the city at this unique museum in Golden Gate Park.

de Young Museum

Haight-Ashbury is an eclectic neighborhood that was the epicenter of 1960s hippie culture. Explore its trendy restaurants, vintage shops, and local history.

Haight-Ashbury

Take the elevator to the top of this iconic landmark on Telegraph Hill in Pioneer Park and be rewarded by an incredible 360-degree view of San Francisco.

Coit Tower

Meander through this enormous museum and explore its rooms and galleries that feature an impressive collection of over 18,000 modern and classic Asian artworks with an array of special exhibitions and public programs.

Asian Art Museum

Fisherman’s Wharf, on the northern waterfront, is filled with souvenir shops and stalls selling crab and clam chowder in sourdough bread bowls, as well as stunning views of the bay, Golden Gate, and Alcatraz. It is also home to a colony of sea lions and historic ships you can tour.

Fisherman’s Wharf

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Things to do in Fisherman's Wharf | Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf

Explore things to do in or by Fisherman's Wharf near our Hyatt Centric hotel with attractions including Pier 39, Ghirardelli Square, Sea Lion Center, and more.