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The prolific de Young exhibition archive currently exceeds 27,000 works of art. It's renowned for its North American art from the 17th century onward and paintings, costumes, and textiles from Africa, the Americas, Oceania, and Asia.

While there are numerous piers in the San Francisco Bay area, some stand out more than others and are home to some of San Francisco's best attractions. You can watch the sea lions, then check out cruises or bike tours to catch some of the city's best views. So, let's delve into some of the best piers in San Francisco.

If there was a visual version of the show called "Name That City," contestants would surely pinpoint San Francisco in a heartbeat. Even a fleeting, split-second glimpse of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge or one of those classic RiceARoni cable cars instantly screams San Francisco!

Home to more than 2,000 exotic, endangered and rescued animals, the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens promises plenty to explore in a majestic setting located directly on the Pacific Coast.

For a city that's only 49 square miles, San Francisco has so much for visitors to see and do. For now, while we're all social distancing at home, you can't visit in person, but some of the city's top attractions still have plenty to share.

San Francisco is known for many things: the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and sourdough bread, to name a few. But did you know it’s also home to two of the most impressive art museums in the United States? The Legion of Honor and de Young Museum offer visitors a breathtaking collection of artwork spanning multiple centuries and originating from all over the world.