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Perfect San Francisco Days
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Perfect San Francisco Days
Fisherman's Wharf and the Waterfront - San Francisco's iconic Bay, full of sites, flavors, and destinations.
Bayview - one of San Francisco’s oldest and most historic communities. Wander the Crosstown Trail and add Visitacion Valley into your day,
Mission Bay - Experience one of San Francisco's newest neighborhoods
Chinatown - San Francisco's icon has two tour options, including one featuring its many Legacy Businesses.
Yerba Buena - the City's cultural hub and home to its Filipino Cultural Heritage District.
Dogpatch - explore this ‘industrial chic’ neighborhood
Perfect San Francisco Days continue with more neighborhoods
...and even more neighborhoods!
Go to an event, show, or experience - there are dozens of sites to find things to do!
Neighborhoods
The are many more neighborhoods with shops, restaurants, theaters, and events worth exploring:
Design District
Excelsior
Financial District
Nob Hill
Noe Valley
Ocean Ave.
Pacific Heights
Portola
Potrero Hill
Tenderloin
West Portal
Pick your neighborhood and experience San Francisco through its Legacy Businesses!
Discover Chinatown
San Francisco Chinatown is the largest Chinatown outside of Asia as well as the oldest Chinatown in North America. Experience the cultivating art exhibitions and murals, delicious cuisines, and amazing shops.
Spirited and diverse SOMA
San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood is a spirited and diverse community that celebrates Filipino culture and heritage, a gem in the heart of the City. From its delicious food and lively festivals to its rich history and passionate people, SOMA is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the best of San Francisco.
Welcome to San Francisco
Whether you're a local or a first-timer, San Francisco welcomes you. Few cities offer the variety of world-class experiences that are possible here. SF Travel is a hub to find out about this iconic and memorable city, and the many ways to enjoy it.Go to SF TravelAbout
Shop Dine SF is an initiative of the Office of Small Business, and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.
Its aim is to bring attention to the local businesses and neighborhood corridors. Shop local. Even a small increase can have a big impact.