The oldest public plaza in the city is "The Heart of Chinatown" and much more.

Fort Mason is both neighborhood park and national treasure.

Designed to look like a child-sized city, this protected play area invites children of all ages.

The most exclusive address in town welcomes everyone to bask in its beauty.

Historically a place of prominent exhibitions, the Marina Green continues to be a grand stage.

If you dream of having your own private garden in the city, look no further than Allyne Park.

Designed and cared for by residents, the park and garden have become a key green space for the Lower Haight and Hayes Valley.

SoMa's concrete jungle hides a lush maze of garden greenery.

Beckoning from above, Tank Hill is a small park that boasts big views.

One of the city's first mini-parks is still a favorite neighborhood retreat over 50 years after it was created.

Sigmund Stern Grove and Pine Lake Park owe their existence to a family of Gold Rush-era squatters and a nature-loving female philanthropist.

Delight in the hidden sanctuary of Hyde/Vallejo Mini-Park.

Named after a celebrated local poet, this park offers some of the best views in the city.