Iconic cable cars of San Francisco are the world's last manually operated cable cars. There are three cable car lines in operation: Powell / Hyde Cable Car, Powell Mason Cable Car and California Cable Car. You can ride these at the turnarounds or one of the designated stops.

Fisherman’s Wharf is a popular waterfront, tourist area with restaurants, souvenir shops, street performers, cable car station, historic ships, famed Ghirardelli chocolate store, boating piers offering bay and Alcatraz tours. Pier 39 is a shopping center built around a pier with restaurants, arcades, sea lions hauled out on docks.

Cable car to the top of Mt. Hoven in Loen, Stryn with panoramic Fjord and mountain views.

Sugarloaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar) is a 396m tall peak featuring panoramic city and bay views and is reached by a cable car with a transit stop at the smaller peak Morro da Urca.

Steep streets of San Francisco, iconic cable car and the framed Bay Bridge all together in one location..Area around California Street and Grant Avenue/ Powell Street is the best spot for the view.

Montjuic Cable Car is a cable car which runs from Montjuic Park to to a terminal near Montjuic Castle located higher up on the hill and featuring panoramic city views.

Cable car rides over a section of Niagara River called Niagara Whirlpool.