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The Hyde Street Pier is a pier located in San Francisco's Financial District. It has been in operation since 1907 and is one of the city's oldest remaining piers. The pier was designed by George W. Kelham and built by A.P.H. Co. It is 800 feet long, 25 feet wide at the base, and rises to a height of 115 feet above mean water level. The pier originally had a wooden deck and supported a wooden bulkhead, as well as a steam engine which powered a sawmill on the pier. Today, the pier is primarily used for fishing; however, it also features a small amusement park and a playground for children.

The Exploratorium is a world-renowned science museum in San Francisco. It was founded by of Jan and Louise Brown and opened its doors to the public that year. The museum features permanent exhibits on the history of science, nature, and art as well as interactive exhibits that allow visitors to explore the world around them. The Exploratorium also has a library, theater, and planetarium. The museum's collection of over two million items includes specimens from all over the world, along with historical artifacts from the early days of scientific exploration.

Alcatraz Island is a small island located in San Francisco Bay. The island was originally created as a military fort and later became a federal prison. Alcatraz is now a tourist destination with a rich history. The island has been the site of many crimes, including the kidnapping of Robert F. Kennedy. Alcatraz Island is a popular tourist destination with many attractions, including tours of the prison, the visitor center, and the radio tower.