
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco, United States
Famed 4,200 ft art deco suspension bridge open to car, bike & foot traffic.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Famed 4,200 ft art deco suspension bridge open to car, bike & foot traffic.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ SR — 2 weeks ago
Impressive engineering. Maybe the tech giants in the valley can figure something out what we can do about all the fog.
It’s just so iconic that I will have to go see it again sometime in better weather.
**★★★★★ Henrique Andrea de Lima — 3 weeks ago
Seeing the Golden Gate Bridge in person is impressive no matter how many photos you’ve seen before. The size, color, and setting with the ocean and hills make it feel iconic. Walking across the bridge is a great experience, especially on a clear day, but it can be windy, so bring a jacket. There are several viewpoints around the area that offer different perspectives, each worth stopping at. Whether you’re driving, walking, or just viewing from afar, it’s a must-see in San Francisco.
**★★★★★ Matt Roman Lopez — 3 weeks ago
While Ive seen it so many times in person, photos and on screen each time I see the Golden Gate Bridge it takes my breath away. Beautiful all around, I love visiting it. The parks and view points around it are great and it is such a San Francisco experience. Cant beat it.
**★★★★★ Valeriia Buchkovska — 3 weeks ago
Seeing the Golden Gate Bridge in person was absolutely amazing. This iconic landmark is even more beautiful in real life than in photos. The views are stunning, especially with the ocean, the city, and the fog creating such a unique atmosphere.
Walking near the bridge and taking photos was a great experience, and the whole area feels very special. It’s definitely a must-see place when visiting San Francisco.
**★★★★★ Caleb Grubbs — a month ago
Everything was nice in the gift shops and the cafe. Pricing was not outrageous either. The 28 bus takes you right where you need to go, which is easier than parking. The bridge was a little rusty, but it was cool watching the people paint. Also take not that between wind and cars it is very loud-hard to have a conversation.















