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"Conservatory of Flowers, Japanese Tea Garden, Museums"

"Golden Gate Park is like the Central Park of San Francisco. Although you can't really see the Golden Gate Bridge from the park, it does house some wonderful places such as the de Young Museum, the Academy of Sciences, and the Conservatory of Flowers. The west end of the park houses the Beach and Park Chalet if you're feeling hungry."

"our favorite place to wander, run, and bike"

"A huge, beautiful park - full of options. Just relax and lay in the sun near the Conservatory of Flowers or connect with your zen mind on a small tour through the Japanese Tea Garden (save a few minutes to sip some delicious tea while you're there, too!)."

"Houses the Conservatory of Flowers, Botanical Garden, Japanese Tea Garden, deYoung Museum, and Academy of Sciences. Good place to visit if you have time."

"This is the park where this journey began: Troy proposed in Golden Gate Park! Golden Gate Park is a large urban park consisting of 1,017 acres. It is 20% larger than Central Park in New York. With 13 million visitors annually, Golden Gate is the third most visited city park in the United States. There are so many beautiful spots to take in here, as well as 2 museums and tons of different gardens. You could get lost for hours seeing the sights or just having a picnic in the sunshine. This park stretches all the way to the ocean."

"Within its thousand-plus acres are gardens, lakes and bridal and walking paths, Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, and the tranquil Japanese Tea Garden. The address is John F. Kennedy Drive and Transverse Dr."

"A visit is a must--- Conservatory of flowers, De young Museum, Strybing Arboretum, Califonia Academy Of Sciences"

"*P&D* favorite!"

"A must visit -- filled with amazing museums, flower gardens, park spaces, a boat house, and live bison."

"Gotta check out the buffalo, Japanese garden, and the De Young Museum."

"Check out the California Academy of Sciences and Japanese Tea Garden. Parking isn't that easy though"

"A shorter list would be what isn't here the park is full of fun things to do and great things to see!"

"This is a great Park to stroll through as there are fields, gardens, fountains and places to run."

"We will be grilling at the Stow Lake picnic area Friday afternoon. There are paddle boats and bikes available for rent if you'd like to explore the park some more."

"Over 1000 acres of sublime park space. Within the park are the California Academy of Sciences (natural history museum, aquarium and planetarium), Japanese Tea Garden, and M. H. de Young Museum of fine arts."

"Go to Stow Lake to go boating, or in the Spring see the tulips behind the windmill. If it's foggy (which it almost always is) hit up an exhibit at the de Young or check out the Conservatory of Flowers."

"Rent bikes on nearby Stanyan street and take a cruise through the park, or just drive through to see the rose gardens, buffalo, Japanese tea garden, Conservatory of Flowers, and the impressive view of the place where the Pacific Ocean appears!"

"Has waterfall"

"Golden Gate Park Japanese Tea Garden"

"San Francisco's answer to Central Park."

"Lots to explore in this park: gardens, musuems, sports and recreation"

"San Francisco's premier urban park is the home of the Japanese Tea Garden, Strybing Arboretum, the recently restored Conservatory of Flowers, and the new De Young Museum. Getting There - From Market Street, take the Muni Metro (underground light rail) "N Judah" line outbound to any stop along Irving or Judah St and walk north into the park."

"Includes Conservatory of Flowers, Strybing Arboretum, Japanese Tea Garden, etc."

"- de Young Museum - Japanese Tea Garden - Conservatory of Flowers"

"A world famous park offering everything from a botanical garden to roaming bison."

"Click the link above for an interactive map of Golden Gate Park that shows the many different sights and activities (boating on Stow Lake, nature walks, playgrounds, etc.) in this 3-mile long urban oasis. On Sundays, long stretches of road in the park are car-free."

"The next best thing to Central Park on the west coast, Golden Gate Park is favorite spot of Henry and Liana for picnics!"

"Golden Gate Park is full of gorgeous gardens, wonderful museums, and nice lawns to rest on. We love going here!"

"Wild buffalo! Japanese Tea Gardens, Conservatory of Flowers, De Young Museum, Rollerskating!"

"Lots to explore here, including museums, an arboretum, and boating."

"Golden Gate Park is one of the most remarkable sections of wonderful San Francisco. Its 1,000 acres provide an unparalled opportunity for locals and visitors alike to enjoy a little respite from fast-paced city life. With miles of trails for walking, jogging, biking, and even horseback riding, you can feel like you are in the midst of wilderness, even if the city is only a few blocks away. The park stretches all the way to the Pacific Ocean (from Stanyan Street), so the more adventurous visitors can make their way all the way down to Ocean Beach. The park also hosts a golf course, bison, several lakes, lawn bowling greens, soccer fields, a baseball diamond, basketball courts (in the panhandle), a Japanese tea garden, the California Academy of Sciences, the Conservatory of Flowers, and much more. It is the perfect place for relaxation, contemplation, exercise, family time, and fun. Don't miss it!"