The city’s transit systems provide for all types of travelers, with all types of fares covered. The city boasts a dynamic MUNI system with light rail lines, buses and trolley coaches and cabs galore. For those with a hunger for the cultural and historical, never forget that San Francisco still maintains three lines of its world famous cable cars. Tour this most wonderful city to your heart’s content.

About Port of San Francisco
The new, state-of-the-art James R. Herman Cruise Terminal accommodates sixty to eighty cruise ships every year. It boasts the latest technology in both security and logistics. Several hundred thousand passengers pass through the terminal at Pier 27 annually. In addition to serving its main purpose as the point of departure and return for cruise ships, the Herman Cruise Terminal often doubles as the city’s newest cultural Event Center. Whether passengers are bikini bound for the Caribbean or parka bound for Alaska, they can enjoy the cosmopolitan and diverse attractions of Tony Bennett’s favorite city.

Things to do in San Francisco
San Francisco is one of the most beautiful, breathtaking and lavish cities in the continental United States. Visitors can take in a Giants game at the AT&T Park. Sadly, the Giants’ original home, Candlestick Park, is due to be demolished this year. Its final event in August of 2014 was a “farewell” concert from Sir Paul McCartney; music aficionados know that the Beatles performed their final US concert at the Candlestick in 1966.

If ballparks are not their cup of tea, they can visit Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill—there visitors can get a 360-degree view of the city and the bay. For history buffs, there is the wondrous Presidio of San Francisco. This magnificent architectural treasure chest once served as a military installation for Spain, Mexico, and the US Army. Today it is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and overlooks the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge.

Also of a certain historical distinction is the Haight-Ashbury district, the center of the hippie counterculture during the 1960s. It was perhaps one of the sources of inspiration for the song “San Francisco (Wear Flowers in Your Hair)”, penned by John Phillips of the Mamas and the Papas. There is enough in the City by the Bay to fill anyone’s itinerary—no reason for boredom here.