12 Things To Do In San Francisco When You Thought You’ve Done Everything

It's never too late to explore. Why? San Francisco has a nearly endless amount of things to do in the Bay Area. Discover these places and things to do and activities in San Francisco that will surprise you. Let's take a look at the best things to do in San Francisco.

1. Climb these remarkable steps in the Sunset.

The 16th Avenue Tiled Steps steps include 163 mosaic panels. The view from the top is priceless. The top of the steps is a great place to see panoramic views of the city.

2. Enjoy the Bay with some wine tasting.

Experience Wine Tasting On The Bay aboard the Wine Therapy boat. You'll get to visit San Francisco Bay's only floating wine tasting room. While you enjoy the beauty of the Bay on the cruise, your wine glasses will be secured. See what it’s like to go on this wine tasting boat tour in San Francisco:

3. Check out San Francisco's most memorable shop.

Loved To Death was established in 2008 and is an oddities and curiosities shop specializing in taxidermy, medical antiquities, Victoriana, and jewelry. This store is not for the faint of heart, so be prepared for some fascinating, yet eerie items. (Editor's Note: Unfortunately, Loved To Death has permanently closed)

4. Savor Italian food on a tour.

If you’re curious about great food and want to do a tour, then keep reading. Discover the wonderful food and history of North Beach on this tour. Enjoy lots of food, tour, and explore North Beach/Little Italy's foods and history. Take a walking tour of the beautiful North Beach area:

5. Explore the oldest Chinatown in the nation.

Chinatown is historical and still significant. Chinatown was established in 1848, and since then has been influential. Explore the alleys of Chinatown like Waverly Place and discover authentic Chinese food.

6. Indulge at this mac and cheese paradise.

Mac Daddy has been going strong since 2016 and serves 12 kinds of Mac and Cheese on their menu. This place is very special indeed! Don't expect a basic mac and cheese at this place. (Editor's Note: We regret to inform you that Mac Daddy has closed its doors for good.)

7. Learn about this stunning attraction in Nob Hill.

Grace Cathedral is located at the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco. Come by on a weekend and walk around the cathedral and enjoy the many events and stalls that are often set up. There are lots of things to do here.

8. Go on a walking tour anywhere in the city.

San Francisco is an incredibly walkable city with lots to offer. Now, it’s a great time to check out the city by foot on these awesome tours. Learn about the rich history, culture, food, and more on these city walking tours.

9. Explore this overlooked park in Downtown.

Yerba Buena offers one of the few open spaces in downtown San Francisco. You can admire the skyline or bustle of the city and dine and drink from nearby attractions.

10. Visit this quirky cafe bakery.

The Mill, near Alamo Square, is not your run-of-the-mill bakery. This bakery offers fabulous toast, bread, pizza, and more! The Mill has an unforgettable aesthetic vibe and more importantly, food that will keep you coming back. Discover the baking secrets employed by the bakers at The Mill:

11. Explore this enchanting museum.

The California Academy of Sciences is located in Golden Gate Park. You can see views of Mount Sutro and Sutro Tower if you're lucky from this wonderful place. Walk under the 25-ft tunnel and admire the 100,000-gallon tank of fascinating fish.

12. Visit an interactive museum dedicated to ice cream.

The Museum of Ice Cream is an interactive museum where you can touch things. The museum is a fun place for everyone of all ages. This eclectic museum offers plenty of photo opportunities and fun. (Editor's Note: The Museum of Ice Cream has unfortunately closed permanently.)

Let us know what you think of these hidden gems in San Francisco. Share this story too! Have you been to any of these places or attractions? What do you think are the best things to do in San Francisco? Let us know about them in the comments. Now, start planning your road trip to San Francisco!