Explore Fisherman's WharfSan Francisco

A must-see while in San Francisco, this historic waterfront is famous for seafood restaurants, shops, historic sights, live music and breathtaking Bay views. You can expect to have some family fun with fishing boats, sea lions, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and the Wharf's working hub, "Fish Alley," which sells thousands of tons of sole, shrimp, salmon, sea bass, squid and fresh crab per day. Pier 39 will elevate your senses with dining, entertainment and unparalleled panoramic views of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, Alcatraz, Angel Island and the San Francisco skyline. See a fleet of historic ships at Hyde Street Pier. The USS Pampanito, a WWII fleet submarine, may be boarded at Pier 45. Bay cruises depart from piers 39 and 41.

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There is no entry fee, prices vary per establishment.

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Varied

Events

Bike and Segway Tours
Annual Crab Feed

Fleet Week
July 4th Celebration

Activities

Dining
Fishing

Sightseeing
Shopping

Tours
Bay Cruises

FAQs

Where can I Find the best seafood restaurant?

This may be arguable, as there is no shortage of amazing seafood at this San Francisco spot. If you are seeking a classic seafood restaurant that is family-owned, stop by Alioto’s Restaurant. Try a Sicilian specialty from family recipes that are generations long. Of course everything is freshly caught and prepared. For more casual fare, The Blue Mermaid is great place. Try the clam chowder for an authentic Fisherman's Wharf dining experience.

Where can I find Parking at Fisherman's Wharf

Parking at Fisherman's Wharf is made easy with 11 garages and lots, as well as over 6,000 off-street parking spots nearby. They have also partnered with some online parking reservation agents, such as Parking Panda and Spot Hero for a seamless way to park.

Fisherman's Wharf