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"What else but the ever so famous Golden Gate Bridge!"

"Beautiful from both sides of the Bay."

"Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California"

"The Golden Gate Bridge is acclaimed as one of the world's most beautiful bridges and with its tremendous towers, sweeping main cables and great span, it is a sensory beauty featuring color, sound, and light. The Bridge can be a very busy place, particularly during the summer months."

"This is roughly 1 hour from San Jose. Check the weather it can be cold."

"Take a walk on the beautiful span! Make sure to bring your jacket as it can get a little windy at times."

"The Golden Gate Bridge."

"Walk, ride, or drive across the famous Golden Gate Bridge!"

"Walk, rent a bike, or take a cable car over the Golden Gate Bridge! We recommend taking a cable car tour over the bridge and through some of the neighborhoods of the city. The link above is to the tour we took when we first visited. Make sure to book tickets a week in advance!"

"Walk, drive or bike across this famous bridge over to Sausilito to enjoy some amazing fish tacos, burgers and ice cream."

"Drive it, walk it, or rent some bikes at Pier 39 and bike across it. Can be very windy so be prepared!"

"Walk across this amazing structure on a clear day its breathtaking."

"The famous red bridge. You haven't been to San Francisco without a visit to the Golden Gate Bridge!"

"Worth driving over once and stopping at the information center on the north side to get great views of the bride and San Francisco - when it's not cloudy!"

"A photo op like no other. Take a bike ride or stroll across the bridge."

"See where the immigrants entered through."

"The Golden Gate Bridge had the longest suspension bridge span in the world when it was completed in 1937 and has become an internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco. There is a display of the cross-section of a cable on the south side, but try to get to the lookout point on the north side for a great view of the bridge and the SF skyline."

"An engineering masterpiece, this bridge, built in 1937, towers with sturdy grace over the Golden Gate. Stretching over 4,200 feet, it is every bit as awesome an accomplishment in suspension-bridge engineering today as it was over half a century ago. Pedestrians and bike riders can access the east entrance for a jaunt on one of the world's most famous corridors. For photos, or to view the bridge in its entirety, try the spectacular lookout points located at the southeast and northeast ends."

"This bridge connects San Francisco to Marin County. Toll: $5 (only when going from Marin County to SF.)"

"What trip to San Francisco is complete without visiting the Golden Gate Bridge?"

"If you're coming to San Francisco, you shouldn't miss a stroll onto the Golden Gate Bridge. The views are breathtaking!"

"The Golden Gate Bridge is acclaimed as one of the world's most beautiful bridges and with its tremendous towers, sweeping main cables and great span, it is a sensory beauty featuring color, sound, and light. The Bridge can be a very busy place, particularly during the summer months. It is estimated that about nine million people from around the world visit the Bridge each year (1989 survey by San Francisco Convention and Visitor Bureau)."

"Why don't you walk across it? It's remarkable!"

"An engineering masterpiece, this bridge, built in 1937, towers with sturdy grace over the Golden Gate. Stretching over 4,200 feet, it is every bit as awesome an accomplishment in suspension-bridge engineering today as it was over half a century ago. Pedestrians and bike riders can access the east entrance for a jaunt on one of the world's most famous corridors. For photos, or to view the bridge in its entirety, try the spectacular lookout points located at the southeast and northeast ends. Don't miss the historic Roundhouse, a gift shop/visitors center, which boasts a fine selection of souvenirs, and an informative exhibit about the bridge's construction and history."

"Arguably the world's most beautiful bridge, the mammoth rust-red deco San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge connects San Francisco with Marin County and can be experienced from near countless angles. Drive, bike, or walk across the two-mile long suspension bridge or get down to the base and look up from the tide pools at Baker's Beach or from a Frisbee toss at Crissy fields, both in the adjoining Presidio."

"Great views from here, if there's no fog. Also, nice way to cycle over to Sausalito"

"San Francisco's most famous landmark. You haven't visited San Francisco until you walk across the Golden Gate Bridge. Across the bridge is Saucalito"