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The Golden Gate Bridge is an iconic feature of San Francisco, California that attracts tourists from around the world. Spanning 1.7 miles over the entrance of San Francisco Bay, the bridge is the site of 75,000 vehicles passing by every day. The bridge was completed in 1937, and since then has become an international recognition of the city. Many visitors travel to the bridge to feel its sense of magnitude, view its impressive architecture, and take in majestic views of the surrounding area, including Alcatraz Island, Marin Headlands, and Angel Island. The bridge is very popular with walkers and bicyclists, who often use it to commute. The bridge also has many interesting stops like Fort Point and Vista Point, where geography buffs can get a unique perspective of both the City of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge.