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iPass provides global mobile connectivity through a cloud-based SaaS platform, offering unlimited Wi-Fi access across more than 57 million hotspots in over 120 countries via its SmartConnect™ technology.

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Nate S
Reviews 1

I e seen the bridge, and drove across the bridge, but a must do is walking across the bridge. Nothing else can give you the perspective of the enormity of this thing and the task that was completed by the great men who built this. Beautiful panoramic views that you just blow past in a car and can't get from the shoreline. Make the walk, ride or run across. You won't be disappointed.

Anusha Maladi
Reviews 1

This is a beautiful picturesque spot of an iconic landmark in San Francisco. Lots of options around the bridge either walking down to the bottom and taking a stroll through the old fortifications or getting cross the bridge itself via bus, bike or walking.

Another interesting option is taking the bus across the bridge and on to the very popular Sausalito. Lovely, especially on a sunny day. You can also catch the boat back into San Francisco as well. Although this is not paricularly cheap to do.

Lillie Robinson
Reviews 1

The Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco and one of the things we came to visit. There are loads of ways to visit and loads of ways to go across. We had hop on/off bus tickets so went across in an open top bus. It wasn t for the faint hearted upstairs as it was cold and windy but wow. Well worth it, the size of the bridge is incredible and the view over San Francisco and the surrounding area breathtaking. We didn t walk over the bridge plenty of people were, however you visit make sure you do.

Aaron Rogers
Reviews 1

In 1987, myself, my adoptive father and stepmom walked down the center of the bridge for the 50th Anniversary. One of the most memorable times ever, even with the utter chaos.

It doesn't matter if it's cloudy or clear, day or night, the Golden Gate Bridge is a marvel to behold any time.

Praveen Meka
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A must visit place for everyone, lot to learn about the history of GGB and take great pictures. Be prepared to face strong winds. You may not see the entire bridge if there are clouds so checkout the weather if you are particular about viewing the entire bridge. The restrooms are a problem near the visitor center, for the number of people visiting there is usually a queue which is annoying. I hope the authorities are looking into expanding. Traffic in and out of the visitor center may also get clogged with tourist buses, hop on and hop off buses, Uber and other taxi service and personal vehicles, there is not enough space for all the vehicles to move freely.

Liseli Martin
Reviews 1

So pretty here. Through the fog it's hard to see anything detailed, it's still a great place to hike and be outside in nature. If you have the patience you can get clearer views when the sun burns through the fog. Early in the day and towards the end of the day dont expect to see much more than fog... which is fascinating in it's own right...

sandybeach6401
Reviews 1

Love the view of it. However, walking, driving or biking across it is highly overrated. Vehicles are billed electronically if they don't have one of those vehicular passes with a transponder. They only had one side open for both walkers and bicyclists traveling both ways. Constantly having to negotiate foot and bike traffic. Just enjoy the breathtaking views of the area.

Molly Quigley
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Great spot to enjoy the views of the bridge from all angles, read about its history and construction and walk for miles.

The visitor center area has nearby bathrooms and water fountains which is always a plus.

Hot tip: you can park for FREE (rare for SF I ve come to realize!) and fairly easy at Langdon Court parking lot, and walk about 15-20 minutes to see all the sites.

James Xavier
Reviews 1

Golden gate bridge , with no doubt it is one of the must visit place for tourist . It's a massive structure. You have souvenir shops near by. Toilets also available for tourist benefit. There is one two food service shops available and for someone's like me it may be of limited choice with expensive menu. So food before hand is always good.

Wozz
Reviews 1

It's a great bridge to see up close and walk accross. A great marvel of its time. Looks spectacular at any time of the day and even in the mist.
It's a long walk so don't drink too much before you walk accross as no amenities in sight untill the other side.
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Andrew Kim
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It is one of the biggest bridges I have ever seen or been to in my life. The only gripe I would have is the weather. Most of the time its usually covered in clouds so make sure you plan accordingly. I was in SF for about a week and I only saw this bridge clear as day for one of those days. This was during August. Other than that I highly recommend to rent a bike and to bike across the bridge and explore!

William Greene
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San Francisco is one of my most favorite cities in the whole world. But to really connect with the city you must walk or cycle across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. It's free to cross and the pedestrian walkway is the east sidewalk running along the east (bay) side of the bridge. The city views are fantastic and you might get a photo opportunity with the SF-PD bike patrol as we did (my son was chuffed). There is so much going. We saw sea lions and dolphins and there might have been whales as well but we were not sure. We also saw some red tailed hawks. Also, at one point a helicopter flew under the bridge. To spend a pleasant day a bridge walk is a must. If you cycle right across the bridge you can visit the pretty towns of Sausalito and Tiburon to get some lunch. A really good day was had by all although we were tired on the walk back.

Zed Star
Reviews 1

GOLDEN OLDIE ! My wife and I were on a 2 week vacation in California a few years ago. Being an Aussie this was my first trip to the USA and one of our goals was to walk across the Golden Gate Bridge while in San Francisco. It was so windy but we did it.....over and back in about an hour or so. The view over the bay was outstanding !

Laura Peters
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On June 10th, 2015, the Golden Gate Bridge was closed to traffic to update the lane dividers. Being on an empty bridge felt like being in a sci fi movie. No cars was seriously eerie. I attach a few photos from that day as well as other views of, from and under the Bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge is a wonder of the world. Walk across it. Bike across it. Celebrate it.

Kyle J
Reviews 1

Iconic location well worth the visit. Can't overstate the view and beauty of this historic bridge. The park is great and there's so much to see nearby. The walking paths make for an especially memorable experience, bringing the visitor right into the bridge and over the bay. Take the time to explore this place. Would love more time the next time I'm in the area!

dwaipayan basumallick
Reviews 1

Golden gate bridge is a world famous place located in San Francisco US. This is a beautiful place visited by people all around the world. You can get bus, Uber, Taxis from Embercadero station to reach to this place. You can also avail ferry rides from San Francisco ferry building to visit the place.

Prathamesh Karve
Reviews 1

Amazing, one of the greatest engineering marvels. Walked the entire length of the bridge, which is about 2-2.5 miles from Vista point to the cafe on SFO side. There are no benches to sit on the bridge, so be prepared to walk all the way once you start. But, the experience is awesome. It was very windy on and around the bridge even on a summer afternoon. The bridge was covered in fog for most of the day, till the evening.

AKSHIT KAMRA
Reviews 1

This is the main attraction of SF and you cannot miss it. There is parking in the area (not free) but very limited spaces of parking.
Its best to go there using public transportation (PresidiGo buses that departs from The Presidio)

You can cross the bridge walking or rent a bike. There are observation areas and a store where you can find souvenirs

Haydn Blackey
Reviews 1

THE JOY OF SEEING GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

My partner and I have travelled to San Francisco on six occasions, on all of the previous versions we have only seen the Golden Gate bridge through cloud and/or fog.

This time we spent one day in the area in early August and the fog was as deep as ever. However later in the month the air was clear and we had some wonderful views of the bridge as well as the opportunity to walk on the bridge itself.

It is an amazing experience to be there, and a joy to get there on such a clear day.

It is well worth walking out onto the bridge to experience the views of the bay and the wonderful wobble of the bridge as cars drive over it beside you.

Claire Chang
Reviews 1

Magnificent iconic bridge, a must see place. Love the gorgeous red color especially prettier when the sunlight shine on it. It's fun to rent a bike ride on the bridge from one end to the other. Many scenic lookout view points along the way and on each side of the bay. Many stores, restaurant in the area. Lots activities to do in the city. What not to love SFO?

Kirsten van der Meulen
Reviews 1

We rented bikes from the basically free bikes, and they were basically free indeed. I loved biking over the bridge. It was beautiful. It was not a problem to stop and take some pictures on top of the bridge. And don't forget to look down, we saw seals, very cute. We also drove with the convertible car over the bridge but the biking was a lot better. It's also possible to walk over the bridge which can also be nice, but the biking was a lot of fun because we took the ferry back so we saw the bridge from a lot of points. Such a cool day!

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About iPass

iPass (NASDAQ: IPAS) is the leading provider of global mobile connectivity, offering simple, secure, always-on Wi-Fi access on any mobile device. Built on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, the iPass cloud-based service keeps its customers connected by providing unlimited Wi-Fi connectivity on unlimited devices. iPass is the world’s largest Wi-Fi network, with more than 57 million hotspots in more than 120 countries, at airports, hotels, train stations, convention centers, outdoor venues, inflight, and more. Using patented technology, the iPass SmartConnect™ platform takes the guesswork out of Wi-Fi, automatically connecting customers to the best hotspot for their needs. Customers simply download the iPass app to experience unlimited, everywhere, and invisible Wi-Fi.

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