The Inner Richmond's classy donuterie is serving up eclectic 'nut flavors as well as serious caffeine-loaded drinks

Located at the end of a spit of land extending from the Golden Gate Yacht Club and overlooking Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge, these wave-gurgling pipes use undulating, echoing water to produce eerie, oceanic noises.

Totally not creepily, the soldiers used to bury all of their pets in this cemetery near the old barracks.

Spend an afternoon atop Bernal feeling like a kid again at the hidden and deceptively steep Winfield Street Slides, careening down 40-foot chutes that have been a neighborhood mainstay since the '70s.

This GIANT-ASS sundial sculpture accurately-ish tells time (except during Daylight Savings) and it's the largest of three mega sundials in SF.

Also known as the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps, the Moraga Steps are a staircase designed by local artists and put together by more than 300 people from the neighborhood.

At 2:30pm on the first Sunday of every month, everyone in SF with a pug goes to Alta Plaza Park.

Every December, head to Noe Valley for the Christmas spectacle that has garnered attention since the 1980s.

Among the countless hidden secrets in Golden Gate Park (archery?

San Francisco has a surprising amount of public art and sculpture.

This quirky Oakland watering hole, covered from floor to ceiling with knickknacks galore, serves fresh fruit cocktails and other bespoke libations among a friendly, hip crowd.

There’s nothing fancy about this place: no craft cocktails, Edison bulbs, or gatropub fare.