Whenever I come to california this is the place that I will not missed. Full of yummy food and seafood. Beautiful weather even it is in winter and is still not very cold. You can even spend the whole day here as there are So.much things to explore here

Fisherman's Wharf, nestled along San Francisco's waterfront, is a vibrant blend of maritime history and contemporary allure. From seafood feasts at renowned eateries to street performers and souvenir shops, it buzzes with energy. Historic ships dock nearby, and the iconic sea lions bask at Pier 39. The sea breeze, delectable treats, and panoramic views create an unforgettable coastal experience in the heart of the city.

The historic Fisherman’s Wharf is one of San Francisco’s must-visit spots. Even getting there is an experience in itself—you can hop on a classic cable car from downtown. Dine at a scenic waterfront restaurant (try the famous sourdough bread bowl), explore the area’s shops and art galleries, check out the street performances and don’t miss the historic WWII submarine—the USS Pampanito. You can catch all these highlights on a walking, bike or big bus tour. Stay for the magnificent sunset views and if you’re lucky, you might even spot the mischievous sea lions at Pier 39.

Goodness this place is amazing! Was not what Iexpected but what a great surprise. Soooooo manycool, antique mechanical games, pianos, etc. andamazingly they all work! Free to get in and mostcost a quarter to play. You won't find a better day'sentertainment in SF! Met the owner working onthing that day - super guy! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Just around the corner from Victoria’s Inner Harbour, Fisherman’s Wharf is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. This unique marine destination offers food kiosks, unique shops and eco-tour adventures amongst fishing vessels, pleasure boats with live-aboard residents, float homes and commercial businesses super place

美国旧金山的渔人码头是一个热门旅游景点， 它大致涵盖了旧金山的北部滨水区。 渔人码头边缘的水上公园附近有两条缆车线，一条是Powell-Hyde 缆车线，另一条是 Powell-Mason 缆车线。

The historic Fisherman’s Wharf is one of San Francisco’s must-visit spots. Even getting there is an experience in itself—you can hop on a classic cable car from downtown. Dine at a scenic waterfront restaurant (try the famous sourdough bread bowl), explore the area’s shops and art galleries, check out the street performances and don’t miss the historic WWII submarine—the USS Pampanito. You can catch all these highlights on a walking, bike or big bus tour. Stay for the magnificent sunset views and if you’re lucky, you might even spot the mischievous sea lions at Pier 39.