Pier 43 Ferry Arch in San Francisco: photos, reviews

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Pier 43 Ferry Arch in San Francisco offers a tranquil escape with its serene atmosphere and rich historical charm. This striking arch, built in 1914, serves as a monument to the past, once bustling with the activity of loading and unloading rail cars from ferries. Now, visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll under its historic structure, taking in breathtaking views of Alcatraz and the Bay Bridge. Highly rated for its family-friendly environment, it's a perfect spot for capturing memorable photos or simply unwinding by the bay. With its close proximity to other favorites like Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf, it's a must-visit destination that beautifully preserves the area's storied history.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

4.5

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4.5/5 427 reviews

Chenell Lewis

Parking is a beast, along with the delayed traffic near the pier. We were grateful that they waited for us to set sail…some ADA passengers needed extra time. Give yourself plenty of time before the cruise.

Mj Johnson

Walk through pier 43 for food and to see the seals. Lots of options

Brian Racer

We went on red and white cruises when on the 4th of July cruise We had a awesome time they had a lot of candy to give us the drinks were all right They played a lot of different type of music

Pier 43 Ferry Arch in San Francisco

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