Embarcadero Public Promenade

14 reviews

+1 (415) 274-0400

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1 Embarcadero Ctr

San Francisco, CA 94111

+1 (415) 274-0400

http://www.thepierssf.com

Embarcadero Public Promenade in San Francisco, CA offers a serene escape from the bustling city, providing a picturesque waterfront setting for leisurely strolls and relaxation.

Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Bay Bridge and indulge in a variety of outdoor activities, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

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5.014 reviews

Cris I.

9/7/2017

This place is the perfect weekend getaway for me. If I live nearby, I will be here every time I'll have a chance. Upon exit at the embarcadero Bart station, you will be greeted by the famous tram...

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Phil A.

3/29/2021

This walkable promenade starts somewhere after the Ferry Building and ends at Pier 7!! You'll be walking on what is a boardwalk like path right along the water, passing restaurants and...

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Stuart J.

8/25/2023

Great views of the city and some really good businesses within the building - coffee and bagels with the view on a Sunday morning

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Olive R.

10/18/2020

Peaceful and gorgeous views of the bay and the bridge. Perfect for runs or walks during the day or night. Although I would recommend running during the evening. It's a lot easier. Less traffic and...

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Tram N.

7/2/2012

A place I walk by quite frequently however, I never take the moment to visit. My boyfriend was thrilled to see this place open. He said it was closed due to construction some time ago. The...

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