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Start from 121 curated places around San Francisco, CA, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Tartine Bakery
Chad Robertson and Liz Prueitt's 2002 Mission bakery, the one that taught a generation of US bakers what country bread should taste like. A morning bun, a coffee, and a 20-minute wait that nobody complains about.
La Taqueria
A Mission cash counter that has been serving riceless burritos since 1973 and is the most-cited 'best burrito' in town. No frills, no menu translations, no rice in the wrapper.
Lands End Trail
A 3.4-mile coastal trail at the city's northwestern edge, threading along cliffs above the Pacific with Golden Gate Bridge sightlines for most of the route. The labyrinth at Eagle's Point and Sutro Baths ruins at the start make it more than just a view.
Twin Peaks
A pair of 925-foot bumps in the geographic middle of the city with the only true 360-degree view of San Francisco. Twenty minutes from the parking pull-out to the summit on a well-worn dirt trail.
California Academy of Sciences
Renzo Piano's living-roof natural history museum in Golden Gate Park, with a rainforest dome, a planetarium, and an aquarium under one ticket. The kind of place a family can spend most of a rainy day without anyone getting bored.
Exploratorium
A hands-on science museum on Pier 15 with 600-plus exhibits, most of which you can touch, climb on, or operate. Adults end up as engrossed as the kids, and the bay views from the observatory deck are pure bonus.
Golden Gate Bridge
The 1937 art deco suspension bridge that's the whole reason most visitors come. Walk a fraction of the 1.7 mile span and you'll get fog or sun depending on the wind, but always the view.
Alcatraz Island
The federal prison turned national park in the middle of the Bay, with the kind of audio tour that gets quiet adults to stop talking. Ferry-only access from Pier 33 and tickets sell out weeks in advance.