The most Instagrammable places in San Francisco

“Spellbinding views of the entire Bay Area.”—Aaron Yabes

Dalewood Way and Myra Way (sfrecpark.org/destination/mt-davidson-park)

“Tourists and locals, take note: This sunrise is not to be missed.” —Julian Bialowas, @julianbialowas

Market St at the Embarcadero (ferrybuildingmarketplace.com)

“When I first moved to San Francisco, I lived and worked in the Presidio, so it’s a special place to me. It’s always fun to return and wander around.” —Julian Bialowas 

210 Lincoln Blvd (415-561-5300, presidio.gov)

“This is definitely my favorite view of the Golden Gate Bridge.”—Julian Bialowas

Gibson Rd at Lincoln Blvd (nps.gov/prsf/planyourvisit/baker-beach.htm)

“There are so many amazing small scenes in the conservatory. I can spend a lot of time in every nook and corner of the greenhouse.”—Julian Bialowas

100 John F. Kennedy Dr (415-831-2090, conservatoryofflowers.org)

“It’s like ascending into a pristine forest, smack-dab in the busiest part of the city.”—Julian Bialowas

Greenwich St at Sansome St

“The Ferry Building is always a bustling hubbub of people and food. Stop by Mister Bomboloni for its signature doughnuts, then watch the boats sail by.” —Sarah Chorey, @eatthissf

Market St at the Embarcadero (415-819-0522, lebontaitaliane.com)

“ANINA is one of the best cocktail bars, with amazing food as well. And just look at that festive backdrop!”—Sarah Chorey

482 Hayes St (aninasf.com)

“Its smoked potato flatbread with accompanying sides, like the pumpkin-seed dip and paprika cheese dip, are dangerously addictive, and don’t even get me started on their spaetzle egg noodles with fresh farmers’ cheese.”—Sarah Chorey

983 Valencia St (415-484-1206, duna.kitchen)

“The chilaquiles are killer, plus there’s an amazing enclosed glass patio that makes for a relaxed, natural vibe.”—Sarah Chorey

528 Divisadero St (415-817-1939, horsefeatherbar.com)

“The Castro location is my favorite little French café and a great spot to sneak away for some decadent carbs. It has amazing pastries, delicious French breakfast spreads, rosé, healthy salads—the list goes on!” —Sarah Chorey

498 Sanchez St (lemaraisbakery.com)

“The overlook is one of my favorite areas to shoot because of the amazing view of the Golden Gate Bridge.”—Victor Xie, @victorxie

Lincoln Blvd at Ralston Ave (presidio.gov/places/golden-gate-overlook)

“You can get a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean from the west overlook.”—Victor Xie

Lincoln Blvd at Ralston Ave

“The colorful pop-up was a fun date night with my girlfriend. It’s literally set up to be a hub for cute pictures to post to Instagram.”—Victor Xie

575 Sutter St (colorfactory.co)

“Downtown SF has so many tall buildings to frame great shots of people as they go about their business or head to work.”—Victor Xie

Montgomery St at Bush St

“The baths are also one of my top spots in SF because of the view and the fascinating remains of the historic swimming pool complex.” —Victor Xie

1004 Point Lobos Ave (415-426-5240, nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit)

“The Bernal Heights neighborhood has such a good vibe, and I love stopping into Pinhole for a quick sip and a photo of the colorful wall!”—Courtney Stenberg, @csten

231 Cortland Ave (415-364-8257, pinholecoffee.com)

“This is one of my favorite places to pick up a sweet treat before, during and after a shopping trip around Hayes Valley. I can’t resist taking a few photos once inside!”—Courtney Stenberg

449 Octavia St (415-626-6221, miette.com)

“I love wandering through the paths and getting inspiration for a garden someday.”—Courtney Stenberg 

1634 Jerrold Ave (415-626-7256, floragrubb.com)

“Every San Franciscan loves Lands End, and it’s my favorite for views of the Golden Gate Bridge.” —Courtney Stenberg 

680 Point Lobos Ave (nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/landsend)

"My go-to shopping destination that always has something photo-worthy happening." —Courtney Stenberg

Hayes St at Octavia St

“Even Karl the Fog looks nice on Mt. Tam.” —Aaron Yabes

3801 Panoramic Hwy, Mill Valley (parks.ca.gov)

“The South Beach Overlook is my favorite view. It shows this seemingly endless coastline, which is so rad to see every time.”—Aaron Yabes

Bear Valley Visitor Center, 1 Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Rd, Point Reyes Station (nps.gov/pore/index.htm)

“It’s worth the drive to see this one-of-a-kind South Bay gem.” —Aaron Yabes

E Cliff Dr and Atlantic Ave, Santa Cruz (seecalifornia.com/lighthouses/walton-lighthouse-santacruz.html)

The headlands are a serene place to snag an upload and unwind a bit. —Aaron Yabes, @aaronyabes

948 Fort Barry, Sausalito (nps.gov/goga/marin-headlands.htm)