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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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Enaiyat Ghani Ovy
Reviews 1

The famous golden gate- a suspension bridge that makes an architectural beauty. The bridge is hung with lots of metal ropes and those are connected to the central pillar of the bridge. When we were there, there was lot of tourists. The surrounding area of this bridge is awesome. The beach is beautiful and there is a long walking/biking trails. There are some old earthworks in that area. There is a fancy bus which takes the tourists all around the place. There is an information centre which is helpful for the travellers. Although we saw the bridge at distance, but we didn t walk as the bridge is very busy with traffic.

Derhem Abdellah
Reviews 1

One of the most iconic bridges in the world. A must see while you are in California, especially if you are around San Francisco. If you go by car, beware that you have to pay $8 I think when you do the round trip of the bridge. Otherwise you can just walk. Again, amazing bridge!

Rashmi Kanthi
Reviews 1

When the bridge was built, it was a magnificent feat to achieve. The engineering genius indeed. But for today's engineering marvels it sort of falls short for that megha amazement and wow factor. Has beautiful views and is definitely touristy. If you are one of those check the box kind of tourist, then this place is must visit, to make a statement that infact you visited San Francisco or SFO.

Trevor Ford
Reviews 1

People all over the world dream of visiting, I never get tired of seeing this iconic landmark. I have walked, cycled and driven over this bridge countless times, and taken boat trips under it.
There are many places to view the bridge, and the bridge itself offers great views.

Peter Johnson
Reviews 1

When you think of SF, what do you think of? Cable Cars, pier 39, and of course Golden Gate Bridge. I prefer viewing this masterpiece from Marin County side at higher elevation. I'm not even going to attempt to guess how long it took to build Golden Gate Bridge. Some of the coolest pictures of this bridge. When there is fog, and you see the tips of the top of the bridge sticking out, way cool.

Oya anl
Reviews 1

Walking through the bridge takes some time since it is fun to take photos too. There were surfers too that day. I walked to the Vista Point. Since I was using public transportation there were none. I saw only Hop On buses, and their drives said there is no public transportation from Vista Point to the city :( Here are some of the photos I took this time while walking..

Peter Thompson
Reviews 1

Always wanted to see the Golden Gate Bridge in the flesh and I got the chanc, albeit a short visit on a quick vacation to see my sister on the Left Coast this past February.The bridge is a dull red color ,not like it looks in the movies but beautiful nonetheless.Kept expecting to see Superman saving a busload of school kids on a cheesebus.California is beautiful.

Pramukh Chandra Molugu
Reviews 1

One of the world's most famous bridges, the Golden Gate spans 6450 feet and links San Francisco to Marin County. Completed in 1937 at a cost of $35 million, the "Bridge That Could Not Be Built" is now a landmark visible from many points around the Bay. Besides the new visitor's center on the south side of the bridge, the bike lanes on the west side of the bridge have been widened. The best way to see the bridge is on foot, so put some time aside to walk across the 1.7 mile span. Even if you only make it half-way, the views will be well worth it.

Ryan Thrower
Reviews 1

Clearly a very touristy thing to do, but an absolute must. No matter the weather, an absolute dream to cross. Consider running, walking, or cycling across, if you can. Sure there are loads of tourists but it doesn t take away from the beautiful views! Also, there is a toll of traveling by automobile going southbound. Currently $8, who knows how long it ll stay that before they raise it.

ASHISH BELKAR
Reviews 1

If strolling over a suspension bridge has never been on your list of things to do, maybe it s time it was. Take a step onto the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and you ll suddenly understand just how Gulliver felt when he woke up in the land of the giants. The sheer magnitude of the metal structure, seemingly floating above the waters of the Golden Gate strait, is difficult to fully comprehend until you re actually standing on it.

CMB Caspanello
Reviews 1

Sometimes due to the fog you may not see the Golden Gate Bridge. We had extreme luck on this visit and all days we had great views from all locations. Look up the best places to see the Golden Gate Bridge but they include Vista point on the North End and on the south end Fort Point and that bay front by Crissy Field.

jacqui hart
Reviews 1

Beautiful tourist attraction. I walked across the bridge, and it was so worth it. If you are in the area take the trip across the bridge.the pictures you will get are quite amazing. The bridge is pretty windy when you walk across so dress appropriately. Such a great site to see!

shirni ong
Reviews 1

One of the most famous bridge in the world.

Out of the many viewing point, I would highly recommend to stop by the one with the Golden Gate Welcome Center for the 1st visit especially if you have limited time in SFO.

Other viewing point does not have a welcome center.

Also try walking across the Golden Gate. Just try :)
It will be windy here, remember your sweater!

A F M Saniul Haq
Reviews 1

What a beautiful structure! So elegant, so huge and architectural marvel. From either end it looks so beautiful. The welcome center has number of smaller models and samples of the bridge. History and architecture of the bridge is summarized in pictures and models. must watch if you are in SF.

G Singh
Reviews 1

Iconic site. Only one in the world. It was a dream of mine to see the golden gate bridge and now I have accomplished it. I would strongly suggest you to sit on the upper deck of a tour bus and take in all the beautiful sites. Thats what i did. Dont be foolish to rent a car and drive through it because you will miss it as you would be focusing on the road ahead. And for gods sake dont sit on the lower deck of the bus like some fools did on our bus. The right side of the whole bus was covered with poaters so people cpuldnt see anything. There were only 8 people on the upper deck included two of us to take in the beauty of the golden gate bridge. 5 stars from me for the bridge.

Fototaker WNY
Reviews 1

Great views, great walk, and great history!! You can look out for dolphins in the bay below you! Watch for pelicans as they fly over/under the bridge! BE CAREFUL at ALL TIMES and watch for speeding bicycles! They go at a VERY HIGH SPEED and if you step in front of those bikes, you will get knocked over! Take a sweater, a coat/jacket even in summer as SF is usually in FOG more in summer than winter! Be aware of the weather as even raindrops will feel like nails while walking across the bridge! Enjoy the walk and views!!

Bamboo Lin
Reviews 1

I enjoyed biking the GG bridge. It's definitely NOT a weekend bike ride on a suburban bike path. You can hardly see it as an exercise since you don't want to go too fast for safety reason (many people stop suddenly to take selfies/pictures, especially tourist). The distance is only 2.1 miles from side to side. It normally takes about 12-15 minutes, depending on how many people are biking on the bridge.The view is nice but crowds can be intense which makes biking a bit difficult.

Mitch Sturge
Reviews 1

If you are from outside the US, paying for the bridge can be confusing. If your rental does not have the fastpass thing onboard you can just call them and give your credit card and license plate number any time within 24 hours of coming into SF. You don't need to pay going out.

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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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