Inspirational Places to Visit In San Francisco

by Susan Coleman 09/29/2019

Traveling to San Francisco soon? Thousands of people flock to the Bay Area each year as guests and tourists. For many of them, the only thing on their list is the Golden Gate Bridge or the Golden Gate Park. But the Bay Area has more inspirational sites to visit than either of them. Check out some of the top attractions of the San Francisco Bay Area and see which of them inspire some new creation from you back home.

1. Alcatraz Island. 

Once upon a time, Alcatraz housed the notorious Alcatraz Penitentiary and has now become one of the eagerly sought after tourist sites in the Bay Area. You can elect to go on a tour of the Prison to see the architecture of the cell houses and imagine how famous residents of Alcatraz like Al Capone lived.

2. California Academy of Sciences. 

This tribute to knowledge houses an aquarium, a planetarium, a museum of natural history and several education programs. It’s not unusual to see crowds of spectators observing penguins strutting around. Others explore space and time in the planetariums. 

3. The de Young Museum.

The de Young Museum is the main exhibit of most modern and contemporary art creations in the greater Bay Area. You can see displays of African artwork, textiles, and photography from various parts of the world.

4. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts.

There are several museums in the Bay Area, but the San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts is premier. Enjoy the over 30,000 works of art currently on display, and photography exhibitions curated for particular audiences. You might find a replica worth investing in for your home. 

5. The Cable Car Museum.

This museum is purpose-built to shine a light on the history of the cable car in America. It plays host to a display of three vintage cable cars as well as lots of quizzes and info sections. You can also decide to buy different beautiful replicas of antique cable cars from the gift shop for your home décor.

6. The Museum of Asian Art.

The Museum of Asian Arts is host to one of the largest collections of Asian Art anywhere in the world. You can find art from different cultures and various time zones—from Turkey to China and then India. 

 Get on your journey to find fantastic inspiration in any of these places and see what life brings your way.

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Susan Coleman

I love what I do. I employ skills I’ve honed over a long period of time, to deliver my clients’ dreams. As my tagline says: “Skills that Deliver Your Dreams”. What could be a better occupation than this? To me, it’s not really so much about houses; it’s overwhelmingly about people, their objectives, hopes, fears, nuances. Each client processes very differently the myriad information and emotions involved in conveying property. My focus is to understand their process and deliver them a great experience, not as determined by me, but as defined by my client. I enjoy thinking unconventionally, to