San Francisco is ready to welcome football fans from around the world as the Bay Area prepares to host the Super Bowl in nearby Santa Clara. Visitors will find San Francisco at the center of the celebration, offering iconic landmarks, world-class dining, and unforgettable cultural experiences just a short ride away from the stadium. Whether strolling along the waterfront at Fisherman’s Wharf, exploring the historic neighborhoods of Chinatown and North Beach, or taking in sweeping views from Twin Peaks, San Francisco provides the perfect backdrop to extend the excitement of game day into a memorable vacation.
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The Super Bowl is so much more than just a game. All week long, San Francisco will be buzzing with special activations and events. Here are just a few that we’re looking forward to. Make sure to extend your stay to take advantage of them all!
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