Fisherman's Wharf is located on the San Francisco Bay waterfront, and is San Franciso's number one tourist attraction. Affording visitors with views of Alcatraz Island and Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf is a cultural mecca of food, shopping, and entertainment, and is known for its sourdough bread, dungenes crab, and more.
Fisherman's Wharf, home to many internationally acclaimed seafood restaurants, established a stronghold in 1853 during the days of the California Gold Rush. Italian immigrants were much more successful fishing than in gold prospecting, and as a result helped the Wharf grow into the popular attraction it is today. The Wharf offers a variety of sightseeing tours, attractions, dining and shopping, including Hyde Street Pier and shopping at Pier 39.http://www.buysanfranciscotours.com/cityinfo/Fishermans_wharf.html
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Fisherman's Wharf is the number one visitor's attraction in San Francisco, offering a variety of activities that the entire family can enjoy. This includes dining, shopping, entertainment, attractions, area hotels, nightlife and more. Numerous sightseeing tours, cruises and bicycle and rollerblade rentals allow visitors to check out the entire area's sites, including Ghirardelli Square, Anchorage Square, Pier 39, and the National Liberty Ship Memorial. Other options include cruises to Alcatraz Island, the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, or nearby A T & T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants.http://www.fishermanswharf.org/visit.aspx?q=10030&c=1
Visit Fisherman's Wharf
This 2009 video is presented in HD, and features a tour of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. Check out the various restaurants, shops, and attractions offered at the popular Bay area tourist destination, as well as the various street performers and visitors enjoying the fresh air. Featured sites include Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum, Musee Mecanique arcade, Boudin Sourdough, Lou's, and the Ghirardelli Cafe.
