
Here's a collection of San Francisco maps that I've created, covering some popular San Francisco locations.
I've marked various San Francisco attractions and points of interest, plus transportation and parking tips.
Maps created using Open Street Map, under Creative Commons license.
Below, the maps show ways of getting to Fisherman's Wharf by public transportation.

The F-Line street cars run all the way down Market Street, then turn left on Embarcadero Street, and travel all the way to Fisherman's Wharf.
Two cable car lines, the Powell-Mason and Powell-Hyde, leave from Powell and Market and end within a couple of blocks of Fisherman's Wharf.
Taking BART? Get off at the Embarcadero Station, then get the F-Line right there and ride it to the Wharf.
The Alcatraz Ferry leaves from Pier 33 (the Bay Street stop, near Pier 35).
For more info, see Fisherman's Wharf.



See the Guide to the Piers...items of interest located at the San Francisco piers.

See maps, photos and information about the best parking lots and garages in the Embarcadero area.

Read about the attractions at Pier 39.

See photos and information and about the San Francisco beaches.

See tips on visiting Baker Beach, China Beach, and Marshall's Beach.

See photos and information and about Fort Funston.
For everything you've ever wanted to know about the park, see my Golden Gate Park guide.

Western Golden Gate Park
See my page on Gardens of Golden Gate Park for more info and photos.



Dog ParksLots of fun things to do in Golden Gate Park! Visit the California Academy of Sciences or the de Young Museum, go boating on Stow Lake, or relax in the Japanese Tea Garden.
Explore the Conservatory of Flowers, the Botanical Gardens (Arboretum), play a round of disc golf, or do archery at the range.
Chinatown Neighborhood
The alleys of ChinatownSee my Guide to Chinatown, plus more info on shopping, eating, tours and history of the neighborhood.

Neighborhood map of crooked Lombard Street
Best approach to drive down Lombard St.For info on the history and tips for visiting, see Lombard Street.

For things to see and do there, eating, shopping and entertainment, see Japantown.

See Golden Gate Bridge views for information on the best places to take pictures of the Golden Gate Bridge: how to find them, how to get there, and where to park.

Best Views from San Francisco
Best Views from Marin County
Parking Lots on SF Side
Parking Lots on North End of BridgeFor information on each of the parking lots near the bridge, see Golden Gate Bridge parking.
For the series of maps showing the bike route from Fisherman's Wharf to the bridge, see SF bike maps. Below is the bike route from the northern end of the bridge to Sausalito.
Bike Routes from the Bridge to SausalitoRed is the newer, less-traffic, route to Sausalito. Blue dots is the older, Alexander Avenue route to Sausalito.
For tips on riding a bike across the Golden Gate Bridge and down into Sausalito, plus maps of the entire route, see biking the bridge.

Here are my maps for the best areas to stay in San Francisco.
To find details about each area, and hotel recommendations for each area, see Best Areas to Stay in SF.

More safe neighborhoods
Most convenient for seeing the main attractions
For the more adventurous
Best Location to View the Blue AngelsSee tips on watching the Blue Angels, what to do during SF Fleet Week, and going on the ship tours.
Check out all the things to do and see in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood, including how to find the places where the famous rock-and-rollers lived (plus Charles Manson and Patty Hearst).


Coastal Trail Map

See info on the beautiful Lands End Trail, plus the Legion of Honor Museum.
SF Ferry Departure Piers & DestinationsTake a boat around the bay and under the Golden Gate Bridge, or maybe to Sausalito. Read about the best bay cruises to take, and where to catch the boats.

One of the best SF Bay cruises is the Hornblower dinner/dance cruise. See photos and more info on it.
The Usual Route for the Hornblower Dinner Cruise
Restaurants and Parking in Civic CenterSee info on a night out at the San Francisco Opera.
Filbert Steps and Greenwich Steps
The Lyon Street StepsAnother fun stairway with great views of the Marina and SF Bay: the Lyon Steps.


Check out the animals at the San Francisco Zoo. Or visit the wild and wonderful Fort Funston beach; walk along the cliffs or climb down to the sandy beach.
Ina Coolbrith Park in Russian Hill neighborhoodFor tips on visiting and photos of the amazing views, see Ina Coolbrith Park.
Grandview Park in the Sunset DistrictFor more info and images, see Grandview Park and the Sunset District for what to do and see in the neighborhood.
Locations of the tiled steps near Grandview ParkTwo pretty, tiled stairways are right near Grandview Park, in the Sunset District: the 16th Avenue Tiled Stairs and the Hidden Garden Stairs, both worth a visit.
It's not easy to find the car rental offices at SFO! Here are maps for the car rental locations.
See my page on tips for renting a car at SFO.

The car rental office for the rental car companies is only accessible via the Air Tram system at SFO. And they don't have any signs for the rental car location in the terminal!

Where to catch the shuttle for the Fox and Europcar rental offices from the main rental car office (they're outside the airport-again, no signs).

Best parking for SF MOMA. See more on visiting SF MOMA.
Portsmouth Square in 1846The very beginnings of San Francisco, before the Gold Rush in 1849. Portsmouth Square is now the center of Chinatown.
Bird's Eye View of San Francisco in 1876.This is an early map of SF, before the bridges were built. The western lands were still sand dunes, but the downtown street grid is visible.
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