4 7. Mission Dolores Park Snap a shot of palm trees, sloping hills, and the San francisco skyline—not to mention some eye-catching locals—at the top of this park. on your way there, stroll through the mission District to observe hundreds of vibrant murals. 8. PIER 39 Packed with sea lions and free performances of all sorts, there’s so much to capture on camera at this destination. 5. Alcatraz Ferry for an unspoiled view of Alcatraz, the site of the first lighthouse in the western United States and infamous former penitentiary, head to Pier 33 for a short, scenic voyage on Alcatraz Cruises. 7 5 9. Palace of Fine Arts 8 With greek-style columns, this architectural masterpiece is definitely one of the most recognizable and resplendent landmarks in the city. 10. Chinatown 6. Golden Gate Park from the japanese tea garden to the Conservatory of flowers, this world-famous park (celebrating its 150th birthday in 2020) is a treasure trove of photo ops. Check out the de Young museum while you’re there to see an array of contemporary and modern art and soak up the 360-degree views from the observation deck. the oldest and largest Chinatown in the United States, this historic neighborhood has no shortage of photogenic storefronts and temples—not to mention lots of tasty food to sample while you walk around. 9 6 credits here 10 Welcome . 13
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