explore golden gate park with its incredible rose gardens and romantic swan-filled ponds. you can take small boat rides around the water and see some incredible scenery.

Walking the Golden Gate Bridge was great. After a while you can get a little tired but it is worthy. You can have great views of the city and the bay, which will give you the opportunity to take beautiful pictures.

This wonderful park has something for everyone. Lakes that have boat rentals, bison roaming a large field, running/biking trails, a windmill, gardens, a botanical center, tea gardens, museums, and children’s playgrounds. We spent a good part of the day here and could have stayed even longer if we had more time on our trip.

We met up with some friends to explore this large, lovely park. It's a great place to walk, picnic, and relax. The Japanese Tea Garden was a highlight and worth the modest admission fee (less than $4 when we visited). According to the San Francisco Parks Trust, it's "the oldest public Japanese garden in the United States."

Standing on the Golden Gate Bridge is an experience you will not soon forget. Please note that it can be very windy often and those with vertigo should not walk onto the bridge. Myself I have a problem with heights but was able to walk about 10 feet onto the bridge to try and get the feel. You truly will feel small, standing next to or on this man-made marvel.

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