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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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Tom C
Reviews 1

Absolutely Breathtaking landmark to visit. I would recommend cycling from the north beach area and seeing the stunning coast line before crossing the bridge. Pedestrian area is large however gets very busy so make sure to visit early in the day. Also worth going on a day way visibility is good to make the most of the amazing views back into the city.

Ryan Wolbeck
Reviews 1

This place is absolutely gorgeous. I would suggest going down to the pier and going on one of the boat tours that go under the bridge and take you for a tour around Alcatraz. The scale of the bridge is unbelievable. It s also neat to take the car over. There is a scenic overlook after you cross the bridge that is worth the trek by car. Muir Woods is also just up the hill all together making for a beautiful day.

WeonJun Lee
Reviews 1

Golden Gate Bridge had been constructed
4years from 1933 and then opened
in May 28th, 1937.

When they opened this bridge San Francisco Chronicle called it as a thirty-five million dollar steel harp!

However, if we build this bridge at this time,
we need to spend over 1.2billion dollars.

The bridge length is 4,200 feet.
It was painted by international orange which had been sustained until1964.

It was repainted whole areas in 1965.
After that this bridge has been
painted certain area when they
need to toch up.

Golden Gate Bridge is one of
the symbols of San Francisco.

Your feeling will be very different when you see it from under or from above
and in the morning or night.

tushawn bailey
Reviews 1

Beautiful site. There's a trail you can follow to get real close. If you're going, wear something comfortable. A lot of people who live in that area use it as a place to exercise, so if you don't want to seem too touristy, wear athlectic/ workout attire. It's really beautiful though. They have places to park. Right next to it are two beaches, so I suggest you check them out.

Kimberly Ann Graham
Reviews 1

Best views of this iconic structure are to be found from the roof of Fort Point! Not many people realize this so parking is free and usually not hard to get! PLUS you get a Civil War era fort to explore. Everyone walks on the bridge, NOT everyone sees the view from below!

Jeffrey Gamboa
Reviews 1

My experience walking across Golden Gate was AMAZING! The architecture and design of the bridge was magnificent, and my experience walking the whole bridge was breathtaking! It will very likely be windy and chilly, so be prepared for that, but aside from that the views and everything were spectacular! Seeing the bridge up close is already mind blowing, but actually walking the bridge is a different experience. We even saw a gigantic cargo ship and some whales while walking! Also, a quick note, use the bathroom before walking, because it would suck to want to use it in the middle of the bridge.

Definitely MUST go if you have not seen the bridge before, because seeing the bridge with the mist and fog is an experience you can NOT miss!

Sumo Supreme King
Reviews 1

In my opinion this is one of the most iconic bridges in the world whenever you think of San Francisco or California one of the first things you think of is this bridge I still get chills when I see it especially at night it has almost a haunted feeling to it

Isabella Darlene Figueroa
Reviews 1

My children and I loved seeing this at night all lit up, it's so beautiful, and this time we drove on the bridge, then pulled off to the right at vista point, where you could take the best photos of the bridge and bay, cant wait to come back on our next family vacation.

Ramces Chirino
Reviews 1

Visited this iconic bridge with a medium-sized group. You can park for free just off the corner and walk to the bridge. The bridge has two lanes, one for bikes and another for pedestrians and bikes. When you're there, be sure to check out the zippers. Those are the yellow cars that move the divisor for traffic. It was fun to watch.

Claire Middleton
Reviews 1

Both #terrifying and #incredible! You really start to feel just how tiny we humans are in dimension versus that monster bridge and the ocean. I found it too much to get close to the sides and realize how brave the people are who work to maintain it. Scary stuff.

Adam Knauz
Reviews 1

Amazing architecture and view! On clear days the view is magnificent, you can see the whole bay area, SF downtown, Alcatraz and Angel islands. It takes a bit of time to cross the bridge on foot but it is worth.

Please note that the walk will be quite long, sometimes windy and a bit noisy (because of the passing cars). Watch out for cyclists as they use the same pavement as pedestrians. Also, it is highly likely that you will have to walk back the same way you came, so keep that in mind. You might be able to catch a sightseeing bus at Vista point and ride it back, it will cost you a couple of dollars only.

Ameer Meerzaee
Reviews 1

Great infrastructure to visit if you are in San Francisco. You get great views of the ocean and Alcatraz island.
Can walk or hire a push bike to cycle on the bridge.
Probably takes you two hours return trip if you walk.
Really impressive when you see it closely. There are public transport to and from the bridge.
Can buy souvenirs and gifts from the shop near the bridge information centre.

David N Miller
Reviews 1

Would've been worth it the big red bus company driver hadn't goned over and back then into car park and out before my wife noticed! Some drivers don't give a damn thank you big red bus on the whole rubbish. Last bus we got ( last of the day) driver and guide were great. We reported it also Ng with several others not a sorry!

Greg Jackson
Reviews 1

I bicycled across. The bike lanes are on the left side while walkers on the right. Yet many tourists from around the world walk everywhere, especially in the bike lane. Use extreme caution! Lots of energy, great views, never-ending traffic. Yet overall once in a lifetime experience.

Enrique DeLuna
Reviews 1

Golden Gate Bridge.
I had the pleasure to walk across this beautiful bridge while in San Francisco. It's a gorgeous bridge with offering spectacular views from any part. The city offers a nice skyline to see and bay is beautiful.
You can see the many boats, vessels scattered in the bay, wind surfers and of course I got to see a large container ship entering the bay!
My walk began on a nice blue sunny afternoon and on my way back from Point Vista View, I was treated to the fog rolling in ( that's when I actually saw the container ship ending below from the fog entering the bay as it blew it's fog horn. Was an awesome sight!).
Though i'm a bit of a loner, I DO love people watching. Many people crossing the world famous bridge seen in so many movies, post cards, and travel brochures! Some walking, others either running or jogging. Or like myself just strolling along from point to point as I enjoy and appreciate its view of the entire bay as I take pictures.
The walk is just over a mile long. Piece of cake. Nothing to it. You relax a bit at Point Vista and then make the walk back.
I've seen this bridge so many times in pictures and yet when you see it in real life, it's a marvel.
I'm happy to say that I've crossed the Brooklyn Bridge many times, and now I've crossed this Other iconic bridge. Golden Gate.

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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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