San Francisco, California, is a beautiful city known for its landmarks, rich cultural diversity, and its microclimates. It’s also famous for its very steep streets and sidewalks.  But, the city has made significant progress to promote accessibility and inclusivity, making it a welcoming destination for individuals with disabilities. 

I love San Francisco and each time I travel there I have an amazing time.  You’ll find accessible taxis, accessible accommodations, plenty of accessible activities and entertainment venues and some of the most amazing cuisine.  If you can venture away from the city, take a day trip to Muir Woods just across the San Francisco Bay via the Golden Gate Bridge.  Or, you may want to drive to Sonoma or Napa Valley and experience accessible wineries, some of which have accessible accommodations if you want to stay over. 

Plan your stay accordingly and be prepared for weather that changes very quickly from warm to chilly, and from dry to rain in a matter of minutes.  On one of my trips, it was 58 degrees F in downtown San Francisco and by the time we drove across the Bay Bridge the temperature had soared to 95 degrees F!  I cannot wait to get back to San Francisco to discover even more accessible experiences.