What are fun/interesting things to do in San Francisco?

I am going to San Francisco for a one week trip and I was wondering what were some great things to do there.What are fun/interesting things to do in San Francisco?
Fisherman's Wharf

Shops, shops, and a plethora of great seafood restaurants line the Wharf, where you still see vestiges of the old fishing crafts used by the Italian immigrants who brought the Wharf to life after the Gold Rush.



Chinatown

Home to the largest urban population of Chinese people outside China, Chinatown is so authentic, you'll forget you're in San Francisco.



Golden Gate Bridge

You've seen it in movies, television, books and postcards - now go ahead and take a walk on it! And don't forget your camera.



Union Square

The finest shopping is found here with heavy-hitters like Macy's, Tiffany's, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Neiman Marcus. Side streets hide some great surprises, too.



Cable Car Ride

Can you really say you've been to San Francisco without a ride on a clanking cable car? And nobody thought they'd work back in 1873...





Golden Gate Park

A beautiful oasis in the middle of a bustling city, you'll find museums, gardens, a lake - even a herd of bison.



Alcatraz

One visit to this foreboding island and you'll know why escape was so appealing! Notorious criminals did time here: Al Capone and George "Machine Gun" Kelly, to name a few.



Museums/Galleries

Some of the finest museums and galleries in the world reside in San Francisco, from SFMOMA to the Asian Art Museum to the DeYoung芒鈧€漚ll of them offer a stunning diversity of artistic expression.



Union Street

Amidst chic shops and restaurants, enjoy the brightly painted Victorians and secret courtyards. As much fun at night as it is in the daytime.



Broadway/North Beach

Settled by Italian immigrants, the area offers outstanding Italian food and charming, old world caf脙漏s. The effects of subsequent immigrants makes this neighborhood a fascinating melange of history and cuisine. And talk about nightlife!



Yerba Buena Center / Moscone Convention Center

In this area south of Market Street sits the city's premier meeting and exhibition facility, the Museum of Modern Art, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and the newest addition, the Jewish Museum.



Haight Ashbury District

Nerve center of 1968's "Summer of Love," the neighborhood is more commercial today than it was then, but still worth a stroll for its history and exceptional architecture.



Mission District

So named because of Mission Dolores' presence (oldest Mission in the state), the area remains largely Hispanic in its population and feel. Truly authentic Mexican food is found here, particularly at 16th and Valencia.



Japan Center

Since 1968, this tranquil 5-acre complex has showcased the best of Japanese life: a spa, shops, furnishings, and of course, great restaurants. Two public parking garages are available.



South of Market

With the proliferation of Internet companies in the Bay Area, South of Market (SOMA) is now considered one of the hippest neighborhoods in the city. Check out the California Historical Society, the Jewish Museum, and the Ansel Adams photography center, too.



Castro Street

Much of the gay and lesbian community lives and works in this neighborhood. Enjoy a fascinating assortment of shops, restaurants, pubs and a spectacular grand old movie palace.



Live Theater

The theater district (not far from Union Square) offers a wide range of live performances, both musical and dramatic. And fine dining is in close proximity for your convenience.



San Francisco Zoo

Located near the southern portion of Ocean Beach, the zoo is a great destination for family fun, 365 days a year. Admission is free the first Wednesday of every month.



Wine Tasting in San Francisco



Visit the Winery Collective is the first multi-winery tasting room in San Francisco focused on boutique wineries. This unique experience allowing you to taste wines from dozens of small wineries across California right in San Francisco without having to travel to each of the wine regionsWhat are fun/interesting things to do in San Francisco?
didn't you Google it? Or get a travel book?

Fisherman's Wharf

Alcatraz

Ghirardelli Square

Golden Gate Park- museums, japanese tea garden, etc

Cable cars

Chinatown

Lombard Street

SF Zoo..........What are fun/interesting things to do in San Francisco?
omg the mall is super sweet its so big! then there is the exploratorium which is not only cool if you have kids but its fun for adults as well, they have some pretty cool stuff just look it up, but its a bit pricey :(

and if you were the type of person that was born into the hippie era or just like that scene you should definitely go down Haight and Ashbury St.

i hope you have fun :)What are fun/interesting things to do in San Francisco?
basically what everyone suggest are good places to visit. I'd also suggest going to ocean bach at night for a beach bonfire. It's one of the only beaches that allows bonfires still and it's on a first come first serve basis. I'd also suggest getting on bart and heading out to berkeley. berkeley people are the nicest people you will ever meet; its hippie town. And if your into music you can go to blakes on telegraph (in berkeley) and see what shows are playing. you should deffinatley explore telegraph st. in berkeley.