Call it a gift from El Nino or just Mother Nature doing her annual thing, but springtime is returning to San Francisco in a big way.
“What’s New” is compiled by the San Francisco Travel Association. Past editions of “What’s New” and a list of “Recent and Coming Attractions” are available in the Media section of San Francisco Travel’s website.
Covering over seven by seven miles, San Francisco offers more than 150 bike trails and paths that make it a haven for bicycling enthusiasts, and perfect for new or experienced riders to find a route best for their exploring. The city's legendary hills and multiple dedicated lanes support the biking culture and complement the diverse cycling experience, taking one from the colder and windier outskirts to the warmer and calmer interior of downtown.
Five reasons to visit one of San Francisco's best attractions, and helpful hints for making the most of your time
The Looking East: How Japan Inspired Monet, Van Gogh and Other Western Artists exhibit has ended. Please visit The Asian Art Museum for current exhibitions.
This is the “grand tour,” the bucket list, the “if this is your first visit,” you will want to be sure you see everything you possibly can. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, dress in layers and selfies are encouraged. Enjoy!
Sport this participant tee on your 13.1 miles of breathtaking views. Pick up your T-shirt at our two-day Health and Fitness Expo located at the Moscone Center on Friday, March 27 from 3 p.m.-7 p.m. and Saturday, March 28 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Find any last-minute race essentials before race day and be sure to visit the Brooks Official Merchandise Store for even more swag. All runners must visit the expo to pick up their race number, gear bag and T-shirt.
Discover one of the “best views in America” right here in San Francisco.
