Looking west from the Presidio Avenue entry gate

One and one-half the size of Central Park in New York, this national treasure is 1400 acres and represents 45% of San Francisco's open space. It has roughly 900 buildings, of which about 500 are considered to be historic.

This frontier military fortification, established in 1776, guarded the land against foreign incursions and protected neighboring missions from hostile Indians. Many exciting developments include new findings of original wall foundations and a full-time genealogist.
West from Pacific Ave.
A trip down to Fort Point, at the southern base of the Golden Gate Bridge will treat you to one of the most famous views of the GG Bridge and the City.