Going to be spending a few days in San Francisco, a city I've visited many times.  This time my wife will be doing some business convention type stuff and I'll have the day-time hours to fill by myself.

won the lotto in a manner of speaking.  Why would you not want to spend each day with a different provider?  If you like museums and historical landmarks, they even have some older providers.

- Visit the street that is really the crookedest one in SF https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermont_Street_(San_Francisco)
- Check out a Frank Lloyd Wright design https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V._C._Morris_Gift_Shop
- Go to the California Academy of Sciences or the Exploratorium
- Look at (or buy) rare libations at Cask
- Since it's sunny, visit a beer garden (there are several now)
- Walk some stairs (my favorite: http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-16th-avenue-tiled-steps-san-francisco )
- Visit the highest point in San Francisco (http://sfrecpark.org/destination/mt-davidson-park/ )
- Rent a boat at Stow Lake
- Visit City Lights Bookstore
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The list goes on. PM me if you're looking for something specific in a particular neighborhood.

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I love hiking The Presidio. There are short walks, and long ones. The views are magnificent, and the crowds are mostly minimal, except in certain areas. The walks take you through some cool neighborhoods, down to the beach, through a military cemetery, through some old military WWll installations, through forests, and marshes, up and down ocean view cliffs, above an old air field with hangars still intact, albeit changed, under the dreaded bridge, and down to Fort Point. The bridge and the fort are where the crowds are, but you can zip through in no time.

I'll be there soon and have seen the bridge and pier myself so was wondering what other things were worth doing. I like the idea of the crookedest street!

I always tell people to check out Haight Ashbury.  Some people may think it's touristy but I don't think so.  It is ...interesting.  Check out Amoeba Records if you do go.

Also in the Haight Ashbury ...

Ah, Amoeba Records!  That is certainly a highlight of the city. It can be lovely to catch an impromptu free show there, too.

Great Suggestions!

That sounds pretty cool.  Don't get me wrong, the GGbridge is marvelous, but I've been there/done that more times than I'd like.  I loved the fort and the old bunkers around the GGB park.

Haight Ashbury is an area I know well.  Been to Ameoba Record, Had a slice of New York Pizza, visited that "Love to Death" store, love the Crepes place too and have had tapas at Cha-Cha-Cha...

Sutro Tower is nearer to Twin Peaks (not sure which hill by name)... there is a giant cross on Mount Davidson.

SF has a few food tours if you're a foodie.  A lot of food history.

Pier 21 photography gallery. Art galleries at 49 Geary street. Talk with the owners about the art they have displayed