San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco, United States

San Francisco International Airport
Northern California's primary international gateway on San Francisco Bay.
- ›SFO opened in 1927 as Mills Field Municipal Airport of San Francisco.
- ›The airport houses an accredited on-site museum with rotating art and history exhibitions.
- ›SFO was one of the first major U.S. airports to achieve LEED certification for its Terminal 2 building.
- ›The International Terminal, opened in 2000, is the largest in the Western Hemisphere by square footage.
- ›SFO handled approximately 51 million passengers in 2019, its record year before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stay, Eat & Explore: San Francisco
Fog, hills and golden gates
- •Golden Gate Bridge — Walk or cycle the Art-Deco span to Marin's headlands.
- •Alcatraz Island — The infamous island prison — book ferries well ahead.
- •Fisherman's Wharf & Pier 39 — Sea lions, sourdough and bay cruises.
- •Cable Cars & Lombard Street — Ride the 1873 system to the world's crookedest street.
- •Golden Gate Park — Museums, gardens and bison paddocks bigger than Central Park.
Getting around: BART links SFO and the East Bay; Muni buses, streetcars and cable cars cover the city. Ferries reach Sausalito and Alameda.
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