San Francisco
San Francisco is a fascinating place to pay a visit. I’ve never known a visitor who didn’t fall in love with the town by the time they left. It’s amazing, especially given all of the free events in San Francisco that are distributed throughout the town.
The stunning hilly environment against the backdrop of the ocean. As well as the great residents make this one of the world’s top tourist destinations.
Although there are many exciting things to discover in San Francisco. It can be a little more difficult to discover some free activities. This is exactly why I wanted to share my favorite after several visits.
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1. Asian Art Museum
If you want to see something lovely for free on a Sunday in San Francisco, visit the Asian Art Museum. Located across the plaza from City Hall. The museum houses 18,000 Asian artworks and artifacts.
The museum was to teach the public about the concepts and civilizations that make up Asia. The art here dates back more than 6,000 years and includes the oldest known Chinese Buddha.
2. San Francisco Botanical Garden
Tourists to the town ought to take pleasure in California’s mild and beautiful weather by spending time outside.
The Botanical Garden covers 55 acres (22 hectares). And features over 8,000 different plant species. Provides a respite from the city and allows visitors to connect with nature in an ‘outdoor classroom’. There’s also a Redwood Grove as well as an Ancient Plant Garden.
Admission is complimentary every day from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m., as well as on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month. Plan your vacation around these hours. And you’ll be able to enjoy one of the top free activities in San Francisco.
3. San Francisco Centre for the Book
Learning the craft of bookmaking is something unique to the city that you won’t hear about very often elsewhere. Visitors to the Centre for the Book can learn about letterpress prints, bookbinding, and artists’ bookmaking. As well as attend free gallery talks, book release parties, and open homes.
4. Visit Randall Museum
Visit the Randall Museum for everything Bay Area-related art, science, and the environment. Along with the ever-changing exhibitions. Visitors will find permanent live animals, painting and ceramic studios, and a woodshed.
The museum is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and admission is always free. All of this combines up to one of the free events that exist in San Francisco, perfect for rainy days.
5. Cal Sailing Club
In the mood for a free sailing ride? Who wouldn’t want to be in the San Francisco Bay Area or on the Pacific Coast? Cal Sailing Club offers free sailboat rides to the public every month from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
These free rides are offered at their Open Houses, and the dates change depending on the year.
