Beneath the streets of San Francisco lie several abandoned ships. They were used as landfill during the goldrush to help with the city's rapid expansion, and are far from the only secrets it hides.
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San Francisco Botanical Garden is one of three gardens that make up the Golden Gate Park.
Named after a Dutch Queen, the Queen Wilhelmina Garden in San Francisco is famous for its incredible tulip display.
The Wave Organ, is a musical instrument played by the push and pull of the ocean.
The Filbert Street Steps in San Francisco will lead you past colorful houses, hidden artworks, chirping parrots, and we…
Andy Goldsworthy’s Wood Line is situated in a eucalyptus grove that follows Lover’s Lane, the oldest footpath in the Pr…
Dragon Gate Chinatown: the grand entrance to San Francisco’s most popular neighbourhood.
Murphy Windmill is one of two unique Dutch windmills in the Golden Gate Park.
Christmas Tree Point on Twin Peaks’ Northern Summit in SF, is a popular lookout point in the city.
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We had a great time exploring our city and noticing lots of new things we had just walked by before! Great way to experience a city, whether you live here or are visiting.
Fab trail round San Francisco
I had never done something quite like this and it turned out to be a great time. The clues and puzzles that were given made you think, however they were not too hard to figure out after. There are occasional breaks and food recommendations along the way which allow you to stop for a quick bite to eat. My group was only 2 people but I’m sure that a bigger group would be just as fun. After all, the day was filled with a fun trip around the city, discovering areas we had never seen before!
we had so much fun exploring the city in this unique way! there was a lot of memorials and sculptures and details on buildings or around the street that we’d never noticed before despite having grown up in the bay area and visiting sf alll the time. the clues were also pretty good,, we didn’t get stumped by too many but we definitely had to think about most of them for a minute before figuring them out
