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Gaston Gonza
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It is a beautiful and iconic place in San Francisco, California, it really is imposing, very beautiful and picturesque, it links the San Francisco peninsula to the north with the south of Marin County, near Sausalito. It is used for passing as road, pedestrian and bicycle. Its construction began in 1933 but to this day it is surprising to look at. It is a total symbol of San Francisco, you must know it! recommended

P L
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The Golden Gate Bridge is one of my favorite places. It has an excellent view from either side, whether enjoying the skyline of San Francisco or looking out toward the ocean, hoping to get a glimpse of the Farallons. What I love most though is watching pelicans swoop, dive and play over the bridge towers. Overall, its just a special place.

Tamar Chapman
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I've always wanted to go to the Golden Gate Bridge and today it happened. I'm visiting family and my husband and I drove across the bridge and parked. We got out of the car and enjoyed the beautiful view. If you are ever in San Francisco or near the area the bridge is a MUST SEE. We drove an hour to go and see and it was worth the drive.

punika horburapa
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West coast represented the precious Golden gate bridge still beautiful even the foggy day MUST Visit :) Tourists can be take metro or muni easily n I ll recommend you gonna stick ur phone when you visit SF Transit app; Muni>Metro>BART and should buy clipper card which is the best of helpers to pay the fares

L Star
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I recently visited the bridge again this time walking across the bridge. Getting to the parking lot after coming off the freeway was the only complicated part dues to a road block. Once we navigated our way around that we were back on track. The parking lot was not full. (A tip about parking) it's very windy so beware of accidental door dings and what not. The parking lot has great potential as well for great photos even before you get to the bridge. For me walking the bridge was exhilarating. We went on an absolutely clear day. You could see Fort Baker, Treasure Island, Alcatraz, Sausalito Bay and the Bay Bridge clearly. At times it was windy but there were times when there was no wind and it felt exhilarating. This day only one side was open to the public. You had bikes coming and going. Everyone was able to navigate around each nicely. Riders used their bells to alert of passing by. Walking across the bridge was fantastic and it left me with amazing energy when it was over. I'm so glad I had this opportunity. I got very lucky with the clear day. Everything looks beautiful from the bridge

Arun Raj Anthony P
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Awesome place on earth. A man built bridge must watch in your lifetime. Suggest for bike ride and I used Uber bike to visit this bridge. Fog was filled over the bridge and I didn t miss to see one piece of the bridge. Nice view of Alcatraz jail and best photo shots to be taken from this place

Saurav Kumar
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The Bridge connects San Francisco to California's northern counties. With its tremendous 746-foot tall towers, sweeping main cables, signature International Orange color, and Art Deco styling, it is a sensory experience featuring color, light, and sound. With more than 10 million annual visitors, be ready for crowds (especially during the summer) and changing weather conditions.

5 minutes alone
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They have a gift shop and a little walking area nearby. You can go on the bridge walking but not without hearing those cars, buses, and trucks drive by going 60mph. It is pretty nice though being up close to it but you can only be on one side of it from the San Francisco side unless you walk all the way to the other side.

Suresh Pareek
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Architectural Marvel's of the world. The bridge connects San Fransisco Bay and Pacific Ocean. Despite of lot of traffic, there is separate lane for cyclist and pedestrians. There is souvenir store near bridge and near coastline with restrooms and cafeteria. However, cafeteria closes at 4 PM.

Robyn Moore
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Best time to walk the bridge is on a clear day and with good walking shoes. It take roughly 15-30 minutes to cross depending on how fast your feet will take you. IMPORTANT Note: Taxi cars will often refuse to drive you back into San Francisco because of the bridge toll and city outer limits issue. You always have the option to rent a bike if your not interested in walking.

Chad Isnor
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The quintessential San Francisco tourist attraction. A walk across the bridge on a sunny day is a must! The visitor center on the SF side is easily accessible via public transit. The walk itself is pretty easy, there are no major uphill walks involved. The traffic noise can be loud at times, but well worth it. The visitor center on the Marin side that has some good look-off points and decent public restrooms.

CC Pearl
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Under construction but still nice. I was on the "wrong side" this time. Usually I come up and from the other side the view is nicer. This time I was coming down and there is a toll (about $6) when you come down the 101 but this is the last exit before paying the toll if you want to turn back. I just went through the bridge which is a nice scenic drive too if you haven't done it.

Miah
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You can pay to park and you can walk or bike accross the whole bridge. It was rather crowded today. (I wish that there weren't bikes, but I'm sure bikers feel the same about children.)
There is also a welcome center/gift shop and cafe. The bridge goes back to 1937 and is a beautiful wonder.

Md Sajid
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One of the best bridges in the world. Breathtaking views, refreshing breeze, great place to hangout with family and friends. The bridge has a great history - this is the must visit during your visit to the West coast. Magnificent orange color stands out in the midst of the ocean. You can cover this on foot, bicycle or open buses - you will love it in all the forms.

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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. iPass® is a registered trademark of iPass Inc. Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. All other trademarks are owned by their respective owners.

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