golden gate ferry owns the ferry building in san francisco.
golden gate ferry owns the ferry building in san francisco.
who owns the ferry building in san francisco?
golden gate ferry
no muni bus routes run directly to the ferry building, but many stop in the surrounding area near embarcadero station, the closest muni metro and bart station. the terminal is also served by a single northbound soltrans bus trip in the late evening, intended for passengers who miss the last ferry to vallejo.









































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bullet::::- 49-mile scenic drive









































bullet::::- central embarcadero piers historic district









































bullet::::- ferries of san francisco bay









































bullet::::- list of san francisco designated landmarks









































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bullet::::- ferry building marketplace









































bullet::::- port of san francisco - downtown san francisco ferry terminal expansion
san francisco ferry building
the ferry building is the primary san francisco terminal for commuter ferry service. (service to pier 41 by blue & gold fleet and other operators is primarily for excursions rather than commuting.) the building has four ferry piers lettered gate b through gate e. gate b, used by the san francisco bay ferry vallejo/mare island route, is adjacent to the north end of the building. gates c and d are the golden gate ferry terminal, located on a larger wharf near the center of the ferry building. they are used by golden gate ferry service on the sausalito, tiburon, and larkspur routes. gates e through g are located south of the south end of the building; they are used by san francisco bay ferry services on the oakland/alameda, alameda harbor bay, and richmond routes. privately run service to berkeley docks at pier 1 to the north.
san francisco ferry building