The Golden Gate Bridge’s name isn’t from the Gold Rush ... This iconic landmark changed how people moved around the Bay Area. It also helped the area grow and develop. During the Great ...

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The Golden Gate Bridge's vaulting, orange arches amidst the rocky seascape of the San Francisco Bay have made it one of the West Coast's most enduring symbols and the city's most popular tourist ...

All you need to know about the sights, bites and urban delights on a whirlwind 24-hour tour of the City by the Bay ...

The district, which manages the Golden Gate Transit service and Golden Gate Ferry, already has agreements for free transfers ...

By the mid-Sixties, the bridge carried an average of 69,267 vehicles per day. To help traffic flow among all parts of the San Francisco Bay, planners revived the Golden Gate Ferry service in 1970 ...

Seaplane ride over the Golden Gate Bridge For the ultimate excursion, jump on a seaplane adventure with Seaplane and Aero Adventures. As the only seaplane base helipad in the Bay Area, Seaplane ...

The Golden State Warriors and Rakuten hosted middle school girls from a nonprofit called Girls Inc. at the Golden Gate Bridge, as part of the Building STEAM Futures program. The event featured a ...

Sunset cruises and day cruises around the bay are also available. On this sunset sail, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the city, the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, among other sights.