子ども連れのサンフランシスコ:家族向けの最高のアクティビティ
サンフランシスコは家族全員で楽しめる場所です。次の旅行のプランに何を追加するか考えてみましょう。
子どもたちを集めて、次回の家族旅行に最適な 49 平方マイルのサンフランシスコへ向かう時が来ました。子どもに優しい文化をお探しですか? 私たちにはそれがあります。 屋外で遊べるスペースはありますか? たくさんあります。教育体験はとても楽しいので、子どもたちは自分が学んでいることにさえ気づかないでしょう。基本的に私たちがそれを発明しました。
次回のサンフランシスコ家族旅行にお勧めの家族向けアクティビティをご紹介します。
San Francisco for
Toddlers and Youngsters
Even the tiniest traveler can have fun exploring San Francisco. A number of museums and attractions are tailored to children 10 and under, meaning you won't run out of options.
Children's Creativity Museum
Exposing children to creativity is one of the most valuable things you can do for them. The Children's Creativity Museum goes beyond the conventional environment of play by inspiring kids to imagine, create and share in a multimedia environment. With exhibits including an Animation Studio, Imagination Lab, Music Studio and even a Cloud Gallery, the museum is packed with workshops and hands-on activities.
VISIT THE CHILDREN'S CREATIVITY MUSEUMMission Science Workshop
This local, non-profit, educational outlet offers free community days on Saturdays each month, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. They have three locations—in the Mission, Bayview, and Excelsior neighborhoods—making it easy for you to add it to your itinerary. The STEM-heavy activities will get your kids' brains pumping with fun and challenging hands-on activities.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MISSION SCIENCE WORKSHOPOracle Park
Your littlest Giants fan will have plenty to do during a ballgame at Oracle Park. The Fan Lot, located in left field, is an interactive play area for children. They can practice their slugger skills on the Toyota Fan Zone's miniature replica of the field or ride down the iconic Coca-Cola Slide. Perhaps the coolest activity of all: at Sunday day games, kids are invited to run the bases after the final pitch!
GET YOUR GUIDE TO ORACLE PARKThe Outpost Playground at the Presidio Tunnel Tops
Built ingeniously above the busy stretch of Highway 101 that leads to the Golden Gate Bridge, the Presidio Tunnel Tops have quickly become a favorite outdoor destination for local and visitor families. The Outpost Playground, a two-acre playscape, will delight your kids as they stretch their imagination while playing in nature. Parking and restrooms are conveniently located, and permanent food and drink options will soon replace the regular—and delicious—pop-up vendors.
EXPLORE THE TUNNEL TOPSThe Randall Museum
The Randall Museum is a natural science museum, history museum and art center that explores the natural features of the Bay Area. This interactive museum offers an array of hands-on exhibits, including an animal habitat room, science lab, a scale model of a caboose, and more. Kids can immerse themselves in the world of natural history or arts and crafts while enjoying incredible views of the city from the museum's location atop Corona Heights Park. Admission is free.
LEARN ABOUT THE RANDALL MUSEUMSan Francisco Zoo & Gardens
The San Francisco Zoo and Gardens is Northern California’s largest zoological park, with more than 225 species of animals in naturalistic settings. The Children’s Zoo gives young folks the thrill of feeding and petting their favorite barnyard animals. If little legs are starting to tire, the Little Puffer Zoo Train ($9 per person; free for children under 3) makes regular circuits of the grounds. Visitors can also ride the historic Dentzel Carousel ($4 per person) which, at more than 100 years old, has never looked better!
MUST-SEES AT THE SAN FRANCISCO ZOO & GARDENSThe Tonga Room
Hear us out! You might not think that one of San Francisco's most legendary tiki bars is a place for kids, but all ages are welcome between the hours of 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. The live music starts at 7:00 each night, meaning your little ones can dance themselves silly. Be advised that the Tonga Room is often booked for private events, so it's best to make a reservation for your group ahead of time.
MAKE A RESERVATION FOR THE TONGA ROOM
San Francisco
For Tweens and Teens
The city that invented counterculture is the perfect place for those notoriously hard to please members of your family. Here are some activities they'll enjoy without little siblings cramping their style.
Alcatraz Night Tour
If your older kids are looking for something spooky to do in San Francisco, book the Alcatraz Night Tour. Seeing the infamous former prison after sundown is an entirely different experience. Certain parts of the cell house that are closed by day are often open by night, allowing you to explore parts of "The Rock" that other visitors miss. The Night Tour is limited to only a few hundred visitors per evening, so book your tickets well in advance.
BOOK THE ALCATRAZ NIGHT TOURBike Across the Golden Gate Bridge
For the active tweens and teens in your group, a bike ride across the Golden Gate Bridge is a great way to gain a new perspective of the city and its most indelible icon. A number of bike tour and bike rental companies can help you organize a ride, and electric-assisted options can make the ride less strenuous. Either way, the photo op of a lifetime awaits you on the other side!
BOOK A BIKE TOURExplore Asian Culture
Movies, music, and fashion from Asia have never had more influence on American pop culture as they do now. Why not explore these cultures more deeply and authentically by immersing yourself in them? San Francisco's Japantown is one of only three such neighborhoods left in the United States, and it packs a ton of unique shops and great dining into just a few city blocks. San Francisco's Chinatown, on the other hand, is the largest such community of its kind in the country. You could easily spend an entire day exploring every last corner and alleyway here, with plenty of great food to keep your energy up. Lastly, consider a visit to San Francisco's Asian Art Museum. In addition to its unparalleled collection of artifacts that span 6,000 years of history, the museum has put a new focus on bringing the most in-demand contemporary Asian artists' works to San Francisco.
SkyStar Observation Wheel
If the little tykes are afraid of heights, take the older kids for ride on the SkyStar Observation Wheel at Fisherman's Wharf. Standing 15 stories tall, the state-of-the-art SkyStar Observation Wheel features 36 enclosed, well-ventilated gondolas boasting unparalleled views that span the city. The SkyStar Wheel is wheelchair accessible (aside from the VIP Gondola) and—if your youngest are feeling brave—stroller-friendly.
YOUR GUIDE TO THE SKYSTAR OBSERVATION WHEELThrift Store Shopping
Everything old is new again! As a rising generation discovers the fashion of their forebears, San Francisco's incredible thrift and vintage stores make for a fun outing. Haight-Ashbury should be the first neighborhood on your list, with the Mission a close second; but don't out surprising contenders like North Beach and the Richmond.
AN EXPERT'S GUIDE TO SF THRIFTING
San Francisco
For Kids of All Ages
Everyone in your traveling party, no matter their age, will enjoy spending time at some of these popular and unique San Francisco attractions.
Cable Car Museum
If you want to gain an understanding of how one of San Francisco's most beloved icons actually works, visit the Cable Car Museum in Nob Hill. See the massive machinery that powers the entire cable car system up close—and for free!
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CABLE CARSエクスプロラトリアム
エクスプロラトリアムでは、 650 を超えるインタラクティブな展示物に触れ、探検し、遊ぶことができます。生物界の調査、思考、感情、行動の実験、地元の環境の探索など、さまざまなことができます。科学に熱中してお腹が空いたら、エクスプロラトリアムにはカフェとウォーターフロントのレストランがあり、どちらも地元のシェフが調理する季節の料理と持続可能な料理を提供しています。年齢を問わずどなたでもご利用いただけます。ベビーカーも先着順でご利用いただけます。
チケットを購入するピア39
フィッシャーマンズワーフのピア39を訪れなければ、家族旅行は完結しません。1989年の地震後、謎の方法で埠頭を占拠したアシカを訪ねましょう。毎日開催されるストリートパフォーマーショーでは、マジシャン、ジャグラー、コメディアンなどを見ることができます。巨大なミュージカル階段を駆け下りましょう。すべて無料です。小さなお子様(または大人)向けのその他のアクティビティには、プレーヤーズ スポーツ グリル & アーケード、 3D イリュージョン博物館、マゴワンズ インフィニット ミラー メイズ、サンフランシスコ カルーセル、クラシックな似顔絵スタンド、フリークエント フライヤー(バンジーコードと巨大トランポリンを想像してください)などがあります。
Plan A Park Picnic
San Francisco prizes its many open spaces. Every neighborhood has at least one park that locals love. Take advantage of our perpetually lovely weather and plan a picnic. You can stock up on food at unique local markets and then enjoy the outdoors.
Sunset Dunes
This stretch of San Francisco's Great Highway is now a pedestrian paradise, with a number of activities scattered along its two-mile length. Interactive art installations can be found at Sloat Boulevard, Noriega Street, and Lawton Street. The Nature Exploration Area at Rivera Street is a fun spot where kids can get their hands dirty (or, rather, sandy). There's even a skate park at the south end of the Dunes. If nothing else, you're standing at the edge of the continent, with the mighty Pacific Ocean before you.
YOUR GUIDE TO SUNSET DUNESウォルト・ディズニー・ファミリー博物館
タイトルに惑わされないでください。ここはディズニーランドではありません (ただし、博物館にはディズニーランドのミニチュアレプリカがあります)。親はディズニー一家が収集した記念品を見て回り、ウォルト ディズニーの生涯、彼の映画、ディズニーランドを懐かしむのが楽しいでしょう。大人がミッキーの進化について学んでいる間、小さな子供たちは博物館のリトル オープン スタジオに参加して、7 歳以下の子供向けのストーリータイムやアクティビティを楽しむことができます。また、カレンダーで特別映画上映 (悪名高いディズニーの金庫に閉じ込められているものを含む) をチェックしてください。
チケットを購入するFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is San Francisco a good destination for kids?
Yes! San Francisco is a great destination for kids of all ages. There's something here for every age group to enjoy, no matter their interests.
Is San Francisco expensive for families?
There are a number of family-friendly attractions that are entirely free! These include the Randall Museum, the Cable Car Museum, all city parks, and many others.
Are there things for teens to do in San Francisco?
Of course there are. From thrift shops and popular eateries to spooky tours and outdoor adventures, your teens will find more than enough to enjoy in San Francisco.
家族で楽しめるサンフランシスコの無料のアクティビティ 10 選
あなたとご家族は、お金をかけずにサンフランシスコで素晴らしい時間を過ごすことができます。そのための 10 の方法をご紹介します。
For the Adults: The San Francisco Martini Trail
Who says kids get to have all the fun? When the tykes are tuckered out, parents can go on their own adventure by following the official San Francisco Martini Trail.
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