San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park

我们没时间游船，所以我们的行程短（15分钟）。这里是免费的（但我们捐了一点钱）。离哥拉德利广场前的海滩近，它虽然小（如果你不游船的话），但有趣。如果你在附近的话，这里值得绕道过来——不确定我会专程而来，除非我对与海有关的所有事情特别感兴趣。

旧金山海上工业的历史是由不同时代的不同类型的船只提供的。有帆船、渡船、拖船等。除了静态展示，还提供视频展示在旧金山造船工业成长....无论老幼，这都是值得一看的财富。

海运国家公园的博物馆参观部份貌似要收费有，我们并没有进去的。活动公园面积很棒，这里的风景不错的，人也很多的，配套倒也很齐全的，从渔人码头经过大概看了一下

Best spot from which to view the whole of San Francisco from a distance. Also the best place to stuffedly stagger after a visit to Ghirardelli Square and sit in peace while you digest your food. I recommend walking out along the pier and finding a nice bench to chill on while you take in the city as well as watch the crazy swimmers do laps in the bay.

I thought this was a great attraction of historic ships. It was free for me because I have an annual National Park pass, but it's only $6 otherwise. There are a number of different historic ships here, but there are also excellent views of San Francisco Bay, San Francisco city, Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge.

It's free! The Maritime Visitor Center is a wonder museum if the maritime history if San Francisco. It's talks about the Gold Rush, Telegraph Hill, the ferry services in the area, even the different nationalities that made the city what it is today. There are interactive displays and videos that make it interesting. Plus, clean rest rooms.

I've lived in SF and the Bay Area for ages and never knew this was here. Great place to wander around and explore.

So many years of living in SF but I had never wandered down onto Hyde St pier. Shame on me! This outdoor living-and-breathing nautical historic park is all aces. You can clamber aboard old sailing ships from the 19th century, then learn about the salty sea-dog evolution of the city's Barbary Coast and the Gold Rush Days in the free NPS visitor center.