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> Additional free museums around SF Free Things to Do in San Francisco by Month > Learn more about visiting the Cable Car Museum Here you can learn about their history, step inside a display of one, and, my favorite part, is to watch the wheels at work pulling these cars up SF's steep hills.
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While riding the cable cars costs money, you can learn more about them for free at the Cable Car Museum in SF's North Beach District. It's also the only city in the world where you will find those that are still run using the traditional method. San Francisco is one of only a handful of cities with working cable cars. > Learn more about the Mission Murals and where to find the best pieces 8. You can see them on your own or take a free SF walking tour.
The pieces change quite often as some get damaged or fade over time. Many of these works by local artists are around politics, local events, and civil rights. You can stroll along 24th Street, step into Clarion Alley, or admire the pieces along Balmy Alley. This district offers the largest concentration of pieces in San Francisco. The eclectic Mission District is home to hundreds of colorful murals. > More about visiting the Presidio and hiking the trail 6. It's another one of the great outdoor free things to do in San Francisco. If you walk down into either Marshall's Beach or Baker Beach, you will get even more hiking action. The section of the trail I recommend hiking is between the bridge and Baker Beach. From the trail, you will also get some of the best photos of the Golden Gate Bridge. The coastal trail offers some of the most amazing views along the SF waterfront. For many, you have to pay to see any traveling exhibits, although some offer a discount on these as well during their free admission days. Most offer free general admission to their permanent collection.
Others include The San Francisco Botanical Gardens, the Exploratorium, and the California Academy of Sciences which offer free museum days at certain times of the month or year. On the first Tuesday of every month, many SF museums offer free admission including the de Young Museum, the Asian Art Museum, and the Legion of Honor. > More about these and other Painted Ladies in SF 4. > Visit Alamo Square to photograph the Painted Ladies While you are in the neighborhood, make sure you walk around and look at dozens of the other restored Victorians, better known as "The Painted Ladies".
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It's famous since it was in the opening credits of the popular 1980s show Full House. One of the classic San Francisco photos is of six similar-looking Victorians side by side with a view of downtown SF in the background. > Find a list of additional free attractions around SF 3. The most crooked street is Vermont Street in the Potrero Hill district (but it isn't nearly as beautiful). The steps are short, so they are easy to walk up and down.Ī little-known secret is that this is actually the second crookedest street in SF.
The road is paved with bricks and there are lovely gardens inside each turn. It's a popular tourist attraction since you can either walk or drive down it to experience its beauty. Head over to Lombard Street to walk down one of the most crooked streets in the world.
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