Warriors Home + Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco 1-Day Highlights

🛬【Itinerary】
Recommended duration: 1 day (ideal for weekends or game days)
Suggested order: Daytime sightseeing → Evening game attendance → Post-game night tour
- Morning: Golden Gate Bridge → Palace of Fine Arts → Lombard Street (recommend 30-40 minutes at each)
- Noon: Lunch and stroll at Fisherman’s Wharf (1.5 hours)
- Afternoon: San Francisco City Hall → Head to Warriors home court (recommend entering 1.5 hours early)
- Evening: Immerse yourself in an NBA game experience, after which you can return to Fisherman’s Wharf or downtown for a late-night snack

⛺【Must-See Attractions】
- **Golden Gate Bridge**: Not just a landmark, but a photography hotspot! The red bridge in the morning fog is incredibly photogenic.
- **Palace of Fine Arts**: Roman-style dome and lake reflections make you feel like you’ve stepped into a European classical theater, perfect for atmospheric photos.
- **Lombard Street**: Flower beds along the curves and vintage cable cars create postcard-worthy San Francisco scenes, easily capturing that TV show vibe.
- **Warriors Home Court**: More than just watching basketball, it’s the heart of Bay Area basketball culture! You might witness Curry and Thompson’s incredible live performance.

🍩【Must-Try Foods】
- **Sourdough Clam Chowder at Fisherman’s Wharf**: Signature dish from the century-old Boudin bakery, crispy on the outside and soft inside bread bowl paired with rich chowder, delicious and not greasy.
- **Dungeness Crab Burger**: Freshly grilled by the pier, full of meatiness, enjoying seafood with the sea breeze is the true way to experience San Francisco.
- **Mission District Mexican Burrito**: If your schedule allows, post-game try a generously filled, flavorful burrito loved by locals!

🏨【Accommodation Tips】
- **Hotels near the arena**: Such as San Francisco Marriott Marquis or AC Hotel, within walking distance to the home court, convenient for resting right after the game.
- **Fisherman’s Wharf area**: Holiday Inn or unique B&Bs, convenient for night tours and morning walks by the waterfront.
- **Downtown Union Square**: Transportation hub with light rail direct to the arena, ideal for visitors who enjoy shopping and city night views.

🚌【Transportation Tips】
- **Between attractions**: Recommended to use light rail + Muni buses, or rent a bike to ride from Golden Gate Bridge to Palace of Fine Arts.
- **Arena shuttle**: On game days, there is a dedicated shuttle from downtown, bookable in advance on the official website.
- **Driving tips**: Parking near Lombard Street is difficult; it’s better to park at Fisherman’s Wharf and transfer to public transport.

🧡【Tips】
- Be sure to book game tickets in advance! Popular games may sell out early.
- San Francisco has large temperature differences between day and night; layering clothes and carrying a jacket is recommended.
- If you want to interact with players, arrive early and wait at the warm-up area.
- City Hall has limited open hours; check the day’s government event schedule before visiting.