Awesome, enormous sculpture piece by Andy Goldsworthy. Hike up to this after the Wood Line
I think it might have been made from the bones of slaughtered whales. Sometimes on quiet nights, if you listen closely, you can still hear their screams.
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick- Best Natural Art Piece Resembling the Transamerica Building. Andy Goldsworthy’s Spire. Situated on a hillside inside the Presidio, the 100-foot... Read more.
Great spot! Yoga classes every Tuesday is a great experience! Recommended!
Even if you not religious, take a minute to visit here. It's gorgeous
Donation based yoga here on tuesdays
Extremely beautiful when there's fog or when it's sunset.
Try running along on top of the sculpture! It's a feat of balance; the tiny muscles in your legs and feet will feel the burn :)
strange, long, snaking art piece made of tree trunks. See if you can walk the whole thing
A beautiful place to watch the sunset with a special someone.
Short hike from Sutro Baths into Land's End for the Labyrinth. Fun maze to walk with a great view. Finally rebuilt after some people removed all the rocks.
Breathe the fresh air soak up the sun and sip a beer
De Young can do no wrong. Make sure to check out the 360 panoramic view at the other tower
Haring exhibit 9:30-5:15
My favorite work at the deYoung, and it's free. For a bonus, come at sunset when supplemental lights come on. And if you stand in the middle, the acoustics change dramatically--just talk to hear how.
Peer upward through the sculpture’s oculus, where the color of the sky changes depending on the time of day and the shifting LED lights in the domed space. Read more.
Love his work. Go on a blue sky day for the best experience. Great extra when you're visiting de Young.
First time here and there was a Free Jazz night. Awesome venue. Would recommend checking this place out, native to SF or not.
Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs Read more.
From the museum’s copper-clad torqued tower, you can see the Transamerica Pyramid, Sutro Tower, and the top of the Golden Gate Bridge. The tower’s café serves food sourced within a 150-mile radius.
So much larger and more impressive than I expected. Very cool to see old world architecture in such a modern city.
The Palace of Fine Arts is a neo-classical "ruin" originally constructed for the 1915 World's Fair and is the only structure from the historic event that is still situated on its original site.
Did you know? The Palace’s design is based on a Roman ruin. It was built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, in honor of the discovery of the Pacific Ocean and the completion of the Panama Canal. Read more.
Check out the Arts and Crafts Market! Vendors are hawking some pretty cool local wares: jewelry, graphic t-shirts, handmade pipes...the list goes on. We swear, there's more than just tourist junk! Read more.
Sit in the sun.
On a sunny day, come here for lunch.
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