Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is the iconic suspension bridge in San Francisco, California. It crosses the mouth of the San Francisco Bay and connects the city to Marin County. It is one of the United States’ most recognizable symbol of strength and beauty. The bridge spans 1.7 miles and is one of the world’s longest suspenders with two towers each at 746 feet tall. Built in 1937, the reddish-orange bridge completes the scenery of San Francisco with its unique Art Deco style. The bridge can be admired from numerous vantage points including the seaside of Marin County, the observation points of Fort Point, the headlands of Marin County, the observation deck of the historic Presidio, and many lookout points scattered around the city. Whether you want to take a leisure stroll or go up and under to admire the structure and views, the Golden Gate Bridge is a must see for any visitor.