Alcatraz Island, Escape the ordinary, immerse in notorious history

Alcatraz Island
Devil's Island used to be a federal prison
4.2

Introduction

Alcatraz Island was once a federal prison that housed criminals like Al Capone and George Celino Barnes. Although the prison closed in the 1970s, its remains, including cellblocks, a cafeteria, a lighthouse, a water tower, and the warden's office, are still preserved today. Alcatraz Island is now recognized as a National Historic Landmark in the United States and is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an eerie yet indispensable stop on their journey. The island is also one of the inspirations for the movie title "The Rock" and was featured in films like "X-Men Ⅲ".

Must-go rating

Must go
20%
Worth going
60%
Generally
20%

Transportation

40%
Self-driving
20%
Bus transportation
20%
Taking a boat
20%
Translation: Others
Address
Alcatraz Island
Opening hours
Please check the website before departure due to seasonal changes.
Transportation
Travel to the ferry from Pier 33.