Yerba Buena Public Square — Attraction in San Francisco

I must digress I may be a bit partial to this place but I can't see why you wouldn't be. The views from this patch of lovely tended greenery in the midst of a concrete jungle is wondrous. It is a beautiful stop for tourists and for locals alike. Sported with visually pleasing sights like a waterfall you are able to adventure behind and a large architectural fountain on the far side facing the Art Museum. If you feel as I you may be hungry or want a refreshing drink, head up to above the waterfall which overlooks the park and another view of the ever growing skyline of San Francisco. This is a absolute favorite spot of mime to sit and write getting lost for hours laying on a towel in the soft grass. Don't be afraid to lay down and take a nap or chat even have a picnic you surely won't be the only one. Who knows you may even see me...

It's a nice grassy place to sit. You may come across music too. The water falls are very refreshing and the upper reflection poop makes great pic back drops dramatically. There's seats for eats on the patio, and many restaurants to choose from. The neighborhood is great too. Many things to see, museums like you'd never thought were possible. MOMA is hot. But if u just want to STRETCH out and relax, bring a blanket and some drinks then plop diwn on the grass and relax. Alas, smokers are allowed as long as they aren't smoking inside the park. Dogs must be service or companion animals so let them come along and frolic with the family for a...

You've got art- and culture- and ice skating- and bowling- and people watching- and quick food- and fancy food- and relaxation- and a modern well equipped playground- and a very safe space to let kids play- which I don't say lightly, between the centrally isolating playground to the very sharpeyed security teams, I feel safer there with kids than most places anywhere. Oh, and the historic carousel, make it an amazing daytrip- But then add in the extra shows of various performances that the center brings in, wow- its an incredible space The City has right in the heart...