The Fort Mason Tunnel is defined by its two concrete portals, one tucked near the north end of Van Ness Avenue and the other feeding onto Marina Boulevard at Laguna Street. Built in nineteen fourteen, this single-track railway tunnel…
Dirty Harry San Francisco
This self-guided route takes you to the key San Francisco locations used in the 1971 classic Dirty Harry, tracking Clint Eastwood's iconic detective across the city.
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1. Fort Mason Tunnel
2. Saints Peter and Paul Church
Saints Peter and Paul Church is distinguished by two white spires that rise one hundred ninety-one feet above the North Beach neighborhood. Facing Washington Square, the church replaced an original eighteen eighty-four structure that was…
3. Washington Square
Washington Square is a two point eight acre rectangle of open grass in the North Beach district, easily recognized by the twin spires of the Saints Peter and Paul Church rising directly across from its northern edge. Established in…
4. 555 California Street
Five hundred fifty-five California Street is identifiable by its dark, polished red Carnelian granite facade, which is covered in thousands of faceted bay windows. Completed in nineteen sixty-nine, the fifty-two-story tower was designed by…
5. San Francisco City Hall
San Francisco City Hall is defined by a massive, copper-clad dome that rises three hundred and seven feet above the ground, making it forty-two feet taller than the dome of the United States Capitol. Completed in nineteen fifteen, the…
6. Mission Dolores Park
Mission Dolores Park is defined by the steep, grassy slope that stretches between eighteenth and twentieth streets, offering a wide, panoramic view of the San Francisco skyline. While the park now draws thousands for its sunny atmosphere…
7. Kezar Stadium
Kezar Stadium is an outdoor athletics venue located in the southeastern corner of Golden Gate Park, identifiable by its modern, modest grandstands and an eight-lane all-weather track. This facility occupies the site of a historic concrete…
8. Forest Hill station (Muni Metro)
Forest Hill Station is marked by a headhouse featuring a Mission-style red clay tile roof and a facade adorned with period pilasters and ornate archways. This building houses the station concourse at the surface level, a unique design…
9. Mt. Davidson Cross
The one hundred and three foot tall concrete cross atop Mount Davidson stands as the highest point in San Francisco, rising above the eucalyptus trees that blanket the summit. It is a massive, fireproof structure anchored by thirty tons of…