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.

Colorful mosaic stairs featuring a flowing sea to stars design up a 163-step stairway.

Pink-hued interactive ice cream-themed museum featuring sprinkles pool, playground, slide and café.

Inspired by ancient Roman and Greek architectures, Palace of Fine Arts is one of the San Francisco's landmarks and also one of the most photographed sites in San Francisco.

Known as the "crookedest" street in the world, it is famous for a steep, one-block section of the one-way street with eight hairpin turns alongside of grand Victorian mansions.

Upscale seafood restaurant decked in lush tropical wallpaper, checkerboard tiles and is modeled after glam cocktail bars of the '50s.

Pastels, plants and flower wallpaper outfit this Instagrammable restaurant that servers American fare.

Lands End is a 1.5 mile trail along the rocky and windswept coastal shoreline featuring coastal and Golden Gate Bridge views.

Mosaic tile staircase with photo-friendly stairs consisting of 52 steps.

Built in 1915, this grand domed building houses city government and offers tours. It is also a popular wedding venue.