San Francisco, California

San Francisco is the economic, financial, and cultural capital of Northern California in the United States. It is formally known as the City and County of San Francisco. With 815,201 persons as of 2021, the city proper is the fourth most populous in California and the 17th most populous in the United States. When traveling alone, public transit is essential (no one wants to foot the bill for a weekend full of Uber rides). Cities like San Francisco excel in this regard. You can go to every part of the city using Muni buses, trains, streetcars, and cable cars, and you won't have to pay for a single costly cab. Of course, being a city on the water helps as well.

PIER 39 is where your trip to San Francisco begins, with breathtaking vistas and a sea of sea lions, as well as chowder bread bowls and California wines. PIER 39, San Francisco's most frequented location, features two levels of eating, entertainment, shopping, and activities, all surrounded by unrivaled views of the city and the bay. It was formerly known as "the bridge that couldn't be constructed", but it is now one of the contemporary world's seven wonders. After a four-year battle against unrelenting winds, fog, rocks, and perilous tides, this beautiful bridge, possibly San Francisco's most iconic landmark, debuted in 1937. The bridge's walkways, which stretch 1.7 miles from San Francisco to the Marin Headlands, are available to pedestrians, including wheelchair users and bicycles, during the day.

Location: San Francisco, California, United States