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Whether this is your first trip to San Francisco or whether you’ve been here a million times before, the Wharf always brings added excitement, cultural diversity, and beauty all its own to the San Francisco Bay area. Fisherman’s wharf is probably one of the most famous destinations in San Francisco, California and many people realize there is a good reason for it. A conglomeration of shopping, historical monuments, cultural diversity, entertainment, food and fun are all available within some short walking distances.

With more than 2500 hotel rooms, several restaurants and endless possibilities for shopping, culture and historical attractions, you can spend your whole vacation exploring Fishermen’s Wharf and never have to leave the area. Something is offered for everyone no matter what your style, age or enjoyment might be.

Historical seafaring history abounds on Fisherman’s Wharf and you’ll be able to take walking tours such as the Port walk that will help you to understand how fisherman’s wharf began, where it’s going and how it was a big part of the beginning, the middle and of course today in San Francisco and it’s all available on Pier 45. You will also find many marine vehicles such as World War II submarines such as the USS Pampanito, the SS Jeremiah O’Brien, the last operational Liberty ship and many other historical monuments to the seafaring Navy, fishermen, and way of life.

When it’s time to entertain the children or just the child within you, it’s time to stop by Pier 39. Here, they have an amazing variety of entertainments for every child no matter what their age might be. The Magic Carpet Ride, the San Francisco Carousel, and Riptide Arcade are all available no matter what kind of enjoyment you might be looking for, you’re always bound to find something on Pier 39 that will entertain you as well as your family.

Obviously, you will need to stop every once in a while and try some of the local cuisine. A large number of restaurants from the world over have made fisherman’s wharf part of their home. Ghirardelli Square gives you a wonderful chance to visit chocolate in the making. Along with learning its history and enjoy souvenirs, jewelry, and clothing, Ghirardelli Square also offers something for everyone. And of course you’ll find seafood galore offered on street corners, fresh, frozen, and packaged to go home and cooked to a delicacy, right there in front of you. So, whatever taste you’re looking for, the San Francisco fisherman’s wharf is sure to offer it.

Another very good place for you to stop while you’re enjoying the cultural and entertainment features of Fisherman’s Wharf is the Aquarium of the Bay. Not only will your children enjoy learning all about marine life, but they’ll also get a chance to take a look at what’s under their feet. For some reason, Fisherman’s Wharf is always one of the memories children will cherish throughout their lives.

Obviously, what’s a visit to Fisherman’s Wharf without a little bit of shopping? You’ll always be amazed at the boutiques, side shops, street shops, souvenirs, crafts, and other handmade items which are available. It’s Fisherman’s Wharf greatest treasure, a shopping experience like no other and only found at Fisherman’s Wharf in the city of San Francisco.

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