[2025 San Francisco Attraction] Travel Guide for Coit Tower (Updated May)

To get a panoramic view of the bay, city and buildings on sloppy roads of San Francisco, a visit to the 64m tower in the Telegraph Hill neighbourhood is a must! Address - 1 Telegraph Hill Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94133, United States Getting There - Approx 15 to 20 minutes drive from San Francisco Union Square. Parking there is not an issue as there are quite a number of lots just at the ground level of the tower. Attractions - Panoramic view of the bay and city Hotels, Food & Restaurants- There are many good rating ones within reasonable driving distance! Price - It’s free admission to the ground level of the tower. To go up the tower, it’s 10 USD per pax. #holiday #california #urbanexplorer #honeymoon #travel #travelgoals #awesomepic #historicculture #nationalpark #wintergetaway #naturalwonders

Today, Coit Tower has become the most eye-catching target in North Beach. If you want to see the whole picture of San Francisco, take the elevator to the top of the tower. You can enjoy the scenery of North Beach to the Bay Area, and you can see the Fisherman's Wharf and Alcatraz Island. The difference in murals on the first floor is missing. The history of San Francisco has been presented on the walls of Coit Tower through murals. The 26 artists had recorded the history of San Francisco with exquisite brushstrokes and vivid colours.

🌁 Iconic Views, Zero Cost Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge for unforgettable skyline views—totally free. Head to Crissy Field or Battery Spencer for the postcard-perfect photo ops. 🚋 Historic Vibes for Just a Few Bucks Skip the pricey cable car ride and hop on the F-line streetcar instead—it’s vintage, scenic, and way cheaper. Or take Muni buses for $2.50 and explore like a local. 🌳 Golden Gate Park = Free Fun Zone Explore Japanese gardens, chill by Stow Lake, watch bison roam (yes, real bison), or just bike the trails. On certain days, museums inside the park offer free admission too. 🎨 Street Art & Culture Walks Wander the Mission District to see colorful murals on Clarion Alley, or head to Chinatown for a free self-guided walking tour through history, temples, and tea shops. 🌊 Pier 39’s Budget Charm Skip the pricey restaurants and just watch the sea lions sunbathe for free. Browse quirky shops, enjoy free street performers, or stroll over to nearby Fisherman’s Wharf. 🥪 Eat Smart Grab a classic sourdough sandwich at Boudin’s takeaway counter or slurp budget-friendly ramen in Japantown. For unbeatable value, get a burrito in the Mission. 🌄 Bonus Free Views Climb up to Twin Peaks, Coit Tower (outside), or Telegraph Hill for panoramic cityscapes without paying a cent.

Coit Tower, a reinforced concrete tower built in 1933, stands on Telegraph Hill and is one of the iconic sights of San Francisco. 😀 If you pay the tower's entrance fee of USD 10, you can access the observation deck at the top, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panorama. ☝️ This time, I didn't go inside, but just walked around the tower, but I still got to see the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, the downtown buildings, and the cityscape made up of slopes. ✨ You can also get to the bottom of the tower by public bus, so it's not too difficult to get there. 🚍 But if you don't mind walking, I recommend you do it on foot! You can really feel how steep the slopes are in San Francisco😆 However, since there are many places that are not visible to the public, visit during daylight hours⚠️ Visiting period: December 2023 #USA travel #overseas travel #USA #California #San Francisco #Coit Tower #coittower #observation deck #view spot