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What peoples Do at the Golden Gate Bridge

What peoples Do at the Golden Gate Bridge

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What peoples Do at the Golden Gate Bridge

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  1. What peoples Do at the Golden Gate Bridge

  2. Cross over the bridge.A lot of people wish to cross the Golden Gate Bridge. In fact, it is an amazing experience. If it's not cloudy there's an amazing perspective of the city's of the skyline when you walk across the bridge. It's a fantastic spot to take iconic San Francisco pictures. It is important to have a jacket on because it's typically cold in this part in the center of San Francisco. Also, be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes since walking across the bridge takes about 1 mile each way.

  3. Bicycles over the bridge.One of the most well-known ways for tourists to travel to on the opposite side is to hire a bicycleand then ride it to the opposite side. Bicycle rentals are available all over Fisherman's Wharf for around $8/hour or $32 for a day. Be aware that it's typically cold and cold on the bridge, so wearing a jacket is a good option.On the other side of the bridge are tiny parking areas that offer views of the Bay Ocean, the Bay, along with the Marin Headlands. 

  4. Be on the lookout for phone that is used to commit suicide.While this may seem bizarre, it's an important aspect of the story of the Golden Gate Bridge because each year, there are those committed suicide when they jump off the bridge. There's even a documentary, titled The Bridge, about this subject. It's a hotly debated topic due to the fact that some residents of the city are seeking to build nets to stop this from happening. Others aren't keen on having the bridge be equipped with these nets.

  5. Shop for souvenirs.There's a gift shop on the south side of the Golden Gate Bridge in a stylish structure called the Roundhouse. The historic building was once an eatery, but it's now an excellent place to buy those cheap San Francisco souvenirs that you wish to take back home after your visit.

  6. Take a look at The Lone Sailor Memorial. It is an Navy statue that was crafted in bronze, and then copied several times in order to be erected in various important locations in America.

  7. Other Places near to the Golden Gate BridgeSausalitois one of the most sought-after activities to do is to cycle across the bridge and into the small city of Sausalito. You can go shopping or dining out, as well as strolling through the water. A lot of people use the ferry to get back towards San Francisco (bikes are allowed on the ferry) however, it is possible to cycle back.

  8. Fort Point.Fort Point was an historic fort that served as an important protector for Fort Point during its time during the U.S. Civil War. It is located at south-facing edge of the Golden Gate Bridge. There are occasions when you can find Civil War re-enactments held as special events in this venue.

  9. Fort Baker.Fort Baker is another fort that was once a part of the military situated opposite Fort Point. In Fort Baker there is a Discovery Museum from which you can discover the history of military and more about the region.

  10. Walk through the waterstowards Crissy Field. It is a great walk along a dog-friendly , dog-friendly beach where a lot of people love cycling, rollerblading or simply strolling. It takes around one time to stroll from the beach into the middle of Crissy Field within the well-known Marina neighborhood. There are eating and shopping options.Additionally, you can find an amazing free museum known as The Gulf of Farallones Visitor's Center. If you continue strolling along the water, you'll eventually get to Fort Mason, Hyde Street Pier and Fisherman's Wharf.

  11. Take a trip on the windsurfing boardThe water in the bay that is close to Crissy Field is among the most sought-after places in the region to try windsurfing. Pay attention to the people in the water , or go out and test it yourself.

  12. See the naked BeachIf you walk across to the Golden Gate Bridge in the opposite direction to Crissy Field, then you'll be heading to the beach. The first beach you'll come across is Baker Beach, the City's principal beach with no clothing restrictions.

  13. PresidioThe Presidio borders to the Southern (San San Francisco) portion of the bridge, and it connects to it with Marina District to the Richmond District. It has beautiful bay shores with sandy beaches and wonderful bike and walking trails. There are a variety of excellent museums within this region, including that of the Exploreratorium as well as The Walt Disney Museum.

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