CityPASS San Francisco articles

Navigating public transit when visiting a new city can either seem like a quirky adventure or a daunting task. No matter how you feel about it, there are plenty of ways to get around without a car in major cities, thanks to efficient transit systems. This is especially true in San Francisco.

San Francisco, dubbed the City by the Bay, is as loved by its tourists as it is by its residents, what with its gleaming Pacific waters and vibrant history. It is one of California's oldest, most iconic cities, and in our books, there's no better way to take in the city's history, atmosphere, and enchanting allure than by dining at some of the city's best, view-rich restaurants.

You don’t need a wetsuit to enjoy amazing oceanic activities in San Francisco. Aquarium of the Bay offers a sea of aquatic attractions for kids, conservationists, and anyone curious about marine life. Whether you want to see an octopus or touch a sea anemone, this incredible San Francisco aquarium has an exhibit for you.

If you thought a trip to a science museum was a boring way to spend the afternoon, think again. The Exploratorium in San Francisco is a place where science, technology, and art meld to create an experience unlike any you’ve ever had at a museum before.

You don't have to go far to see street art and murals livening up your path, and colorful sculptures often make you pause and ponder. Apart from city-wide outdoor artworks, a world of indoor art is on display at museums across San Francisco. However, few can quite compare with the breadth of experiences at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

If you've ever wanted to meet the man behind the mouse, the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco should be number one on your bucket list. Its elegant, stoic brick facade belies a bright interior that brings Walt Disney's story to life like never before.