San Francisco Things to Do

This seven-acre sanctuary is a tribute to the memory of those lost to this so-far incurable disease. Located on the east end of Golden Gate Park, the grove was conceived in 1989 by a group of San Francisco residents and receiv... more

Cupid's Span is located on the waterfront near the Oakland Bridge in the magnificent Rincon Park on the Embarcadero. The structure is 60 feet high and is made up of painted fiber glass and stainless steel. Designed by two Swedi... more

The Presidio Chapel was constructed in 1931. Primarily a chapel, the main activity that takes place is couples exchanging their vows. Clergy from various religious traditions are available to work with you in planning your cere... more

The ODC Theater was moved to 450 Florida Street in the spring of 2008. Famous for it's dancing troupe, The ODC Dance and the ODC school. The theater is mainly used for shows and performances, dances and acts. This theater also... more

A quaint place to shop for antiques and art, as well as an historic landmark. On the edge of the San Francisco's Financial District, near Chinatown, this area is one of The City's oldest examples of commercial architecture and... more

Exit on Taylor street is part of EXIT Theater, the theaters are popular for their performances and shows. Exit has never failed to impress with the variety and quality of their performances and never repeated shows. An independ... more

Moss Beach of San Mateo County, has been a rich site of fossils and rare species of marine life. After years of marine biologists and conservationists flocking along its shoreline and reefs, the San Mateo County authorities in... more

This is the oldest high school in San Francisco still located at its original site—between Mission Dolores and Mission Church with the Mission Creek running beneath the school. The lobby of the school leads to a theater which s... more

Monster Park is the football stadium that will never die. Although it is currently named Monster Park, this field has a long tradition in the Bay Area. It was originally known as Candlestick Park, owing to its location on Candl... more

The colorful Mission District we can say is the capital of murals in San Francisco, as it has the greatest number of murals in this vibrant city. San Francisco has kept its tradition rich and diverse with murals painted on buil... more