Marina

A low-lying district on filled ground along the northern waterfront, largely built after the 1915 Panama–Pacific International Exposition.

A harbor filled with boats — Marina harbor, San Francisco
Photo: A harbor filled with boats — Marina harbor, San Francisco by Gennady Temnikov, Unsplash License, via Unsplash; cropped to 3:2 and resized.

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325 documented buildings4 parks and public spacesBoundary: Analysis Neighborhoods (Marina), DataSF, retrieved 2026-10-23.

Named buildings and landmarks

  1. 1
    37.7978, −122.4274
    Colonial Dames Octagon House 2645 Gough Street · City landmark #17
  2. 2
    Photo of Sherman House
    Sherman House 2160 Green Street · City landmark #49
  3. 3
    37.8038, −122.4333
    San Francisco Gas Light Company Headquarters 3620–3640 Buchanan Street · City landmark #58
  4. 4
    37.8019, −122.4483
    Palace of Fine Arts 3301–3601 Lyon Street · City landmark #88
  5. 5
    37.7981, −122.4403
    North End Police Station and Garage 2475 Greenwich Street · City landmark #218
  6. 6
    37.7971, −122.4331
    Metropolitan Theatre #3 2055 Union Street · City landmark #261
  7. 7
    Photo of George R. Moscone Recreation Center
    George R. Moscone Recreation Center 1800–1890 Chestnut Street · City landmark #262
  8. 8
    37.7968, −122.4290
    Golden Gate Valley Branch Library 1801 Green Street · City landmark #300
  9. 9
    Photo of Heritage on the Marina
    Heritage on the Marina 3400 Laguna Street · City landmark #320
  10. 10
    Photo of Burr House
    Burr House 1772 Vallejo Street
  11. 11
    37.8033, −122.4429
    Claire Lilienthal School 3630 Divisadero Street
  12. 12
    Photo of Greens Restaurant
    Greens Restaurant 2 Marina Boulevard

Also here: Marina Middle School, St. Francis Yacht Club, Presidio Theatre, Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Marina Safeway.

Streets documented so far

Parks and public spaces

Historic districts here

Adjacent neighborhoods

The bay closes these blocks to the north and the Presidio to the west. Pacific Heights rises south up the slope from Union Street, and Russian Hill is east beyond Van Ness Avenue.