70 things to see and do in San Francisco! Lets go!!
00:00 Intro
02:43 Downtown & Financial District
04:16 Fisherman's Wharf
05:22 Pier 39
06:50 World Famous Sea Lions
07:30 Alcatraz
12:00 Aquatic Park
12:50 Ghirardelli Square
13:25 The Saloon (Oldest Bar in the City) and Tadich Grill (Oldest Restaurant in San Francisco and California)
13:40 Wave Organ
14:10 Coit Tower
16:30 Filbert Street Steps
17:10 Telegraph Hill Parrots
17:31 Steep Sidewalks
18:07 Cable Cars
19:22 Lombard Street
19:57 Chinatown
21:12 POPOS (Privately Owned Public Open Spaces) and Rooftop Gardens
23:07 Transamerica Pyramid
23:27 Union Square
24:48 VC Morris Gift Shop (a.k.a. the Xanadu Gallery)
25:51 Market Street
26:21 Ferry Building
27:38 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
28:18 Yerba Buena Island
28:44 Treasure Island
29:06 Yerba Buena Gardens
29:48 Japantown
30:19 The Tenderloin
31:11 Civic Center and City Hall
32:51 The Adorable Houses of San Francisco
34:18 AT&T Park
35:41 BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit)
35:59 The Mission
37:38 Mission San Francisco de Asís (a.k.a. Mission Dolores)
39:35 Dolores Park
40:47 The Castro
42:00 Bayview and Hunter's Point
42:37 St. Francis Wood
43:24 Lake Merced
44:00 Stern Grove
44:50 Mount Davidson
47:08 Sutro Tower
49:08 Sunset District
49:39 16th Avenue Tiled Steps
50:10 Ocean Beach
50:51 Baker Beach
51:08 Haight-Ashbury
52:05 Grand View Park
53:37 Golden Gate Park
54:04 Alvord Street Bridge
54:20 Strawberry Hill
55:08 Bison Paddock
55:25 Shakespeare Garden
55:45 Japanese Tea Garden
56:45 Conservatory of Flowers
59:46 Columbarium
1:01:38 The People of San Francisco
1:02:53 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
1:03:40 How Weird Street Faire
1:05:06 Land's End
1:07:34 Legion of Honor
1:08:24 Presidio
1:09:02 Palace of Fine Arts
1:10:33 Crissy Field
1:10:59 Golden Gate Bridge
1:14:02 Fort Point
1:16:27 The Night Life
1:17:37 North Beach
1:19:20 Broadway
1:19:51 Map of the City
1:20:17 Outro

This tour video was filmed, edited, written, and narrated by Elias Barboza.
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This video took me two years to make, with a cheap, handheld toy camcorder and a $15 plastic tripod I got as a Christmas gift. At the time, I was a college student while working full time.
I worked on it during every free moment I had, editing and splicing every single cut on an old and terribly slow hand-me-down laptop. I also didn't have a car, so I would have to take public transportation or get a ride to the city if I wanted to shoot. (I lived across the Bay at the time.) It was an exhausting task but I'm thrilled to have accomplished it.
I made this video out of my love for videography and film. This video was my hobby and passion for two years. I hope you enjoy it.