Find Hotels Near Madame Tussauds San Francisco San Francisco

Madame Tussauds San Francisco is a wax museum located in the city of San Francisco. The attraction features over 200 lifelike wax figures, which include celebrities, political leaders, sports stars, and other famous figures. Guests also have the opportunity to take selfies with some of their favorite characters from movies and television shows. In addition, visitors can learn about the history and process behind creating wax figures in interactive exhibits and displays. Madame Tussauds San Francisco is an iconic attraction that provides guests with an educational and entertaining experience.

Landmarks near Madame Tussauds San Francisco in San Francisco:

1. Pier 39: Pier 39 is a popular tourist destination located on San Francisco’s waterfront. The area features restaurants, shops offering locally made souvenirs, street performers and live music, as well as sea lions that can be seen lounging on the docks nearby.

2. Fisherman’s Wharf: This historic wharf was once home to Italian immigrants who worked in seafood processing plants along the waterfront. Now it’s a must-see for tourists thanks to its colorful buildings, seafood restaurants, and souvenir shops.

3. Ghirardelli Square : Located adjacent to Fisherman’s Wharf is Ghirardelli Square – an old chocolate factory that has been converted into an entertainment complex featuring boutique stores, fine dining establishments, ice cream parlors and more!

4. Cable Cars: A trip to San Francisco wouldn’t be complete without taking a ride on one of the city’s iconic cable cars. Hop on at one of the many boarding stops along Market Street or Powell Street for a scenic tour around town!

5. Coit Tower : Perched atop Telegraph Hill is Coit Tower, a 210-foot tall tower with breathtaking views of downtown San Francisco as well as Bay Bridge and Alcatraz Island! Guests can get up close to the murals within this Art Deco tower that celebrate 1930’s-era life in California!

6. Lombard Street: A popular stop on any tourist itinerary is Lombard Street – frequently referred to as “the crookedest street in the world!” This winding road with eight hairpin turns was designed by resident engineer Carl Widmar in 1922 – though don't try driving it yourself!

7. Aquarium of The Bay: Get up close with over 20,000 aquatic animals including sharks, skates rays and octopuses at Aquarium of The Bay inside PIER 39! Explore two 300-foot long crystal clear tunnels where you'll witness marine life from all around the bay area swimming overhead!