Golden Gate Bridge

🌉🌆【 Walking through the streets of San Francisco, one is inadvertently drawn to the dazzling red bridge in the distance—the Golden Gate Bridge, a magnificent structure that connects history with the modern, people with nature. Is it adventure? Is it history? Is it art? Here, everything is left unsaid. 🌟Day 1️⃣: Put on comfortable sports shoes, get your camera ready, and let us embark on a golden journey of discovery in this fog-enshrouded bay. 🌁 The Golden Gate Bridge in the morning fog, welcoming the first light of dawn: - Early in the morning, the fog still envelops the bridge, making it seem as if it's floating in the air, gradually revealing its red silhouette, breathtakingly. 📸 From the ferry to the coast, capture the beauty from different angles: - At different times, from different positions, the Golden Gate Bridge shows different aspects of its beauty. Close to the base of the bridge, feel its majesty; from the opposite shore, enjoy the beauty of its overall lines. 🚴 Crossing the bridge, experience this engineering marvel firsthand: - Rent a bike or walk, crossing the bridge. When the wind blows from the sea, brushing past you, that's the most authentic touch of the Golden Gate Bridge. 🌸 In a nearby park, find a perfect picnic spot: - In the lush Golden Gate Park, find a spot with a view of the bridge, lay out a picnic mat, and enjoy a leisurely picnic with the majestic view of the bridge. 🌆 At dusk, witness the changing sunsets of the bridge: - As the sun begins to sink into the horizon, stand on the bridge and watch as the Golden Gate Bridge is gradually swallowed by the night, until the lights are lit, twinkling with the romance of the night. 💡 Tips: - It's windy on the Golden Gate Bridge, please be sure to wear windproof clothing. - The climate near the bridge is variable, be prepared with enough clothing to cope with possible temperature differences. - Pay attention to safety when crossing the bridge and respect traffic rules. The Golden Gate Bridge is more than just a bridge; it is the heartbeat of San Francisco, a poem in the hearts of countless travelers. Every time you step onto this expanse of red steel, it's as if you've once again formed an indissoluble bond with the city. 🚢💫📷

San Francisco Filoli Estate, hailed as one of the 'Top Ten Most Beautiful Gardens in North America', covers an area of nearly 265 hectares. The estate has a total of 43 rooms, 17 bathrooms, and a luxurious banquet hall, attracting over 300,000 tourists to check in every year. In addition to accepting public tours and commercial shootings, the estate has also become a venue for weddings and other events.

Home to many iconic sites. Heaven for foodies. Best for bicycle lovers. Finest shopping neighborhood. Largest and oldest China Town. Blended with diverse culture and people. Tons of outstanding views. Oh! Did I mention that the city is also discoverable within a day?! In just one perfect day, it is possible to do most of the great things including walk through the oldest China Town, go shopping at Union Square, walk over the Golden Gate Bridge, dine at Al's Place, ride a cable car, visit to the world class museums, trip to Alcatraz, drive through the World's Crookedest Street and so on... I will definitely come back SF. ❤️ #wecreate #sanfrancisco #californiacoast #cabincrewlife #foodie #urbanexplorer #goldengatebridge #jetsetter

#wecreate The golden gate Bridge is a magnificent structure. It is one of those bridges that people will flock to take pictures with as it is absolutely beautiful. The Bridge stands tall with its sweeping cables and with its outstanding colour red, everyone can see it from afar. The golden Bridge itself is very long too, as it stretches across the bay area of San Francisco. I stand in awe when I visited this giant Bridge and wonder how people of the past built something so grand and huge, with their limited tools and technology. The golden gate Bridge is a true and a true wonder, and one with many amazing views. Go to the golden gate Bridge today and be amazed, just like me.

After many years, I finally succeeded in taking a picture of the bridge on a sunny day! But every time I come, Is there really no summer here in SF where it gets so cold ❄️? 📷Best photo spot | Battery Spencerei, a small mountain road where the wind gets stronger as you walk. But the photos taken here are really beautiful 👀💐

At the winding coast of San Francisco during sunset, there is a charming place that belongs to one of the greatest cities in the world - San Francisco. Guinness's Victorian House, the long-standing cable car, the vibrant and diverse society, the beautiful seaside scenery, the towering red bridge, San Francisco is truly a "Bay City". 2 The high-tech industry-intensive area at the southern end of San Francisco Bay is known as Silicon Valley, where small ideas that come to mind have turned into outstanding innovations that have influenced the world. From Michelin-starred restaurants to finger-licking food trucks, offering cutting-edge cuisine; world-renowned symphonies, ballets, plays, and operas; plus almost limitless outdoor adventures, San Francisco rightfully earns its place as one of the ultimate must-visit cities on any traveler's wish list. The Bay Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in this city. Spanning the mouth of San Francisco Bay, the entire bridge is painted in a fiery red color, offering breathtaking views. You can walk or ride a bike through the Marin Headlands, or take a stroll to the San Francisco Museum of Art and the famous Fisherman's Wharf with its nautical atmosphere and stunning seafood restaurants; looking out over the water, you'll see another charming destination not to be missed, Alcatraz Island. Walking along Pier 39, you'll encounter many seafood restaurants, shops, street performers, and the most bustling residents - a large group of barking sea lions. The cable cars shuttling through the streets and alleys of San Francisco are mobile national treasures. The cable cars stop at Fisherman's Wharf, Ferry Building Marketplace, and Oracle Park (home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team), and on the west side of the city is Golden Gate Park. This landscape engineering miracle with a history of 150 years is even larger than Central Park in New York City! In most areas, vehicles are closed off, so you can stroll along sidewalks and roads. In the park, you will discover hidden treasures such as tranquil lakes, a herd of bison, towering Dutch windmills, and museums like the California Science Center and the Natural History Museum. Taste authentic Chinese cuisine in Chinatown. Choose an award-winning pizza in North Beach. Fisherman's Wharf has fresh seafood and mouth-watering Mexican burritos. If you want to experience one-stop gourmet food, you can also take a leisurely walk to the Ferry Building Marketplace, where the permanent stalls sell local specialty foods such as crispy sourdough bread and handmade cheese. This is a city where new and old, advanced and leisurely, urban and rural collide with each other, and it is a city that is constantly growing. San Francisco perhaps has only one downside - once you come, you won't want to leave.

Take advantage of the Labor Day long weekend and travel to San Francisco. We departed from Vancouver Airport (after being stuck in a long line due to airport strikes in the past). Scared, ended up asking for an early check-in three hours in advance. It seems that everything is back to normal now, and everyone can travel normally. OK • Transportation meeting: Due to the unique terrain of Jinshan on the 1st day (the slope is too steep, driving is like riding a roller coaster, as can be seen from Figure 9) and The attractions are relatively concentrated, so we don't recommend self-driving. We mainly took sightseeing buses and shuttle buses (which can be taken at each stop). Up and down at any time, and without waiting for a long time when asking, I will write another guide for Ding Ding cars separately (please pay attention to it), and then use Uber and Lyft to take a taxi, which is very convenient! . Accommodation recommendation: We stayed at Palihotel near Union Square, backing onto Chinatown and located in the city center, making it convenient for shopping and visiting various attractions! The hotel staff were very friendly, but the sink in the room was very small... (! If you're looking for accommodation, avoid the Tenderloin area, which is the most chaotic.) • Number of attractions: I think the order of the attractions arranged by the sightseeing bus is pretty good. We got on the bus halfway and the order was roughly: Chinatown. (Having lunch): Take the bus at SAA Union Square and get off at Jinmen Bridge Park. California Academy of Sciences, Diyang Art Museum, Japanese Tea Garden All here) Get off at the north bank of the Golden Gate Bridge and take photos at the Palace of Fine Arts, Soan, Jiucuohuajie, Sadt, and Fisherman's Wharf. (We recommend everyone to download) BigBusTours app can monitor the next bus in real time. How long until and where to board?

#newyearadventure One of the most iconic structures in San Francisco is the stunning Golden Gate Bridge. It connect the San Francisco Bay with Marin County. There are also viewing point in the either side of the bridge for tourists like me to take picture of this beautiful bridge. The bridge basically is open to most vehicles and there will be a toll fee .If you cycle no toll payable and also can choose to walk across to take pictures of the view from the bridge. If you in the Bay Area make sure to visit this stunning beauty

#MyTripVlog #2023TravelWish Have you ever watched Streets of San Fransiisco? It was an old drama and this scene was shown a lot in that drama. Even though it was a #foggyweather the scene was #mesmerizing. It was very early morning so there were not many people and I loved the view a lot. It was a short but #amazing experience for enjoying #sanfrancisco #california #awesomepic

San Francisco in California USA is one of the most comfortable city for living in the States, with its beautiful mix of architecture styles, the up and down rolling hills, the famous cable car driven manually, the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, etc. Founded by the Spanish in 1776 got its name from a mission named after Saint Francis of Assisi, did grow very fast thanks to the gold rush period to become the largest city in the west coast. #2023travelwish #lucaworldtraveler

Wonderful and quite warm winter now in SF, one of the best time to visit! Let me introduce a pier39 course :) First you should enjoy the view of pier39 where you can see seaports and lots of interesting shops. And then I recommend to visit boudin bakery, which is famous for Sourdough and Clamchawder! Really amazing - you can also have peet coffee, which is a local coffee franchise! After the lunch you can take cycles around the piers and even visit Golden gate bridge if you want. For dinner, I went to Sotto Mare a famous and popular local Italian! Hehe and then I went to Bueno Vista, one of popular bars and cafes which serves great Irish coffee! You can feel the whiskey in coffee!

If you're visiting San Francisco, the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges are a must. The Bay Bridge: Accessible by BART and MUNI, with the last stop being Embarcadero Station. Since it's next to the Ferry building, there's heavy foot traffic, but people will usually let you take pics no problem. Golden Gate Bridge/Crissy Field: Not easily accessible by public transportation, but there's plenty of parking. Bring a blanket, soccer ball, or kite because there's plenty of wide open space to roam. You can also walk up the steps to the bridge for an up-close view. If you have plenty of time, I highly recommend starting your day at the Bay Bridge and walking the Embarcadero to Pier 39 before the GG Bridge. It's beautiful, everyone's in a good mood, and it'll make you fall in love with Cali. #spooktaculartrip #tripblazer #sanfrancisco #cali #california #travel #photography #tripblazers #beachlife #fallingforfall #urbanexplorer