Seattle nach San Francisco: 6-Tage-Tour

7 cities | 12 attraction(s) | total distance 1157 km

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6-day tour from Seattle to San Francisco: Experience Seattle's vibrant Pike Place Market and the iconic Space Needle. Discover Portland's Washington Park and Powell's City of Books. Explore the nature of Eugene: Mount Pisgah Arboretum and the Saturday Market. Marvel at the majestic redwood trees in Redwood National and State Park. Taste exquisite wines and gourmet cuisine in Napa Valley. End your trip in San Francisco with the Golden Gate Bridge and a visit to Alcatraz Island. An unforgettable journey from the north to the southwest of the USA.

Day1: Seattle

2 attraction(s) · 2 km

Experience Seattle's vibrant Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the US, followed by the iconic Space Needle with breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Pike Place Market

Landmark daily market with famed fish-throwing seafood vendors, produce stalls & other shops.

2 km

Space Needle

The Space Needle in Seattle is one of the great symbols, like the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the Empire State Building in New York. This tall building stands in the center of the city and can be seen from any angle. Visitors can ride the elevators up to the top of the tower at 16 kilometers per hour to enjoy views of the city. On clear days, they can even see Mount Rainier in the distance. In addition, during Independence Day and New Year, the Space Needle also brings visitors a spectacular fireworks show.

Day2: Portland

4 attraction(s) · 3 km

Travel south to Portland and explore Washington Park with the famous International Rose Test Garden and the tranquil Japanese Garden. Visit Powell's City of Books, the largest independent bookstore in the world, and lose yourself in the endless shelves of new and used books.

Washington Park

Huge park with varied attractions including zoo, rose garden, Japanese garden & 12 miles of trails.

1 km

International Rose Test Garden

City-maintained rose test gardens founded in 1917, featuring 10,000+ plants in manicured displays.

1 km

Portland Japanese Garden

Many styles of gardens showcased in serene 5.5-acre space with waterfall, teahouse & mountain view.

3 km

Powell's City of Books

Iconic bookseller offering a diverse selection of used & new volumes, plus gifts for bibliophiles.

Day3: Lane County > Eugene

2 attraction(s) · 11 km

Explore nature on a walk at the Mount Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene, a 209-acre living tree museum with diverse plant species and scenic hiking trails. Afterwards, enjoy the local culture at the Saturday Market in Eugene with artisans, food stalls and live music.

Mount Pisgah Arboretum

Living tree museum on 209 acres of riverside woods with trails & an annual mushroom festival.

11 km

Eugene Saturday Market's Holiday Market

This weekly market in a park features wares by 200+ local artisans, plus food vendors & live music.

Day4: Humboldt County

1 attraction(s) · 0 km

Visit the mighty, ancient redwood trees in Redwood National and State Park in California. Hikes through lush, peaceful forests invite you to discover the natural splendor.

Redwood National and State Parks

Immense woodland system containing many towering redwood trees, with trails, campgrounds & more.

Day5: Napa

1 attraction(s) · 0 km

Visit the famous Napa Valley and enjoy a day of wine tasting in one of the world's leading wine-growing regions. Explore picturesque vineyards and indulge in exquisite gourmet cuisine.

Napa Valley AVA

Day6: San Francisco

2 attraction(s) · 5 km

From the natural beauty of the Pacific Coast to the vibrant city of Seattle and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, this carefully planned itinerary offers an unforgettable road trip experience.

Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is a famous landmark in San Francisco and also a modern engineering marvel. The bridge is approximately 2,737.4 meters long, 27.5 meters wide, and 227.4 meters high, spanning across the Golden Gate Strait and connecting San Francisco and Marin County. After four years of construction and costing 35.5 million dollars, the bridge became an excellent example of design and engineering. The Golden Gate Bridge features an international orange vibrant appearance, which can still be easily seen on top of the bridge even on foggy days.

5 km

Alcatraz Island

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".