How to Do San Francisco in 4 Days!

You can’t see all of San Francisco in four short days, but this packed itinerary of things to do is a great start.! Check out the quick guide on how to do San Francisco in 4 days!

How to Do San Francisco in 4 Days!

Day 1 in San Francisco

San Ramon Valley. Get to know another Valley with brunch at Father Nature’s and shopping at Pelican Rock and Flaunt. Don’t forget to pick up some treats from Danville Chocolates for the folks back home.
Fisherman’s Wharf. Ride the trolley to the most famous pier in San Francisco and explore Union Square. Start the drinking games at Lou’s Fish Shack, then move your cocktail sipping to Farmer Browns. If you’re not much of a drinker, you can check out some of these ‘sober travel destinations’!
Alameda. End the day with dinner at a great Vietnamese restaurant. Order the takeout version and enjoy al fresco dining at home.

Day 2

Sonoma County. Wine country in California is synonymous with Sonoma. Dip you feet in the Pacific Ocean at Bodega Bay, sip champagne at Korbel‘s Champagne cellars in Guerneville, and sample chardonnay at Scribe Winery on Napa Road. Touring this unique area will make you feel like you’re in Tuscany.

Day 3

Financial District. Corporations headquartered in San Francisco have the best view of the bay. Head to the edge of the district to the Ferry Building where you’ll find a farmer’s market and good eats at The Waterfront Cafe.Follow up with a stiff drink at Perry’s and a ferry ride.
Mission District and The Castro. For a night on the town, start at one of the best rooftop bars in the city El Techo de Lolinda. Dance the night away at Badlands in the Gayborhood next door, The Castro. Finish the night with a midnight snack at Nizario’s Pizza.

Your Final Day in The Bay

West Oakland. Start your last morning in San Francisco with brunch at Oprah’s favorite spot in West Oakland. Brown Sugar Kitchen cafe serves up tasty waffles made with cornmeal and served with cider syrup.
Crissy Field. End your trip with an iconic image– The Golden Gate Bridge. Crissy Field is a nearby park with great views of the architectural wonder. If you have time stop by for a picnic on the Main Lawn.