Golden Gate Park

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public park tourist attraction urban park

Golden Gate Park is a large urban park in San Francisco featuring gardens, museums, lakes, and recreational areas, and is one of the city’s most popular landmarks.

Aliases (7)

Golden Gate Park area ×1
Golden Gate Park cultural district ×1
Golden Gate Park system ×1
Golden Gate Park water features ×1
Golden Gate Park water system ×1
Golden Gate Park woodlands ×1
Panhandle of Golden Gate Park ×1

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	public park → tourist attraction → urban park →
area	about 1017 acres →
borders	Fulton Street → Great Highway → Lincoln Way → Pacific Ocean → Stanyan Street →
city	San Francisco →
constructionStart	1870 →
containsFeature	bison enclosure → gardens → lakes → museums → picnic areas → playgrounds → recreational areas → sports fields → trails →
country	United States →
designer	William Hammond Hall →
hasPart	AIDS Memorial Grove → Anglers Lodge and Casting Pools → Beach Chalet Soccer Fields → Bison Paddock → California Academy of Sciences → Conservatory of Flowers → Dutch Windmill → Hippie Hill → Japanese Tea Garden → Kezar Stadium → Koret Children’s Quarter → Murphy Windmill → Music Concourse → National AIDS Memorial → Polo Fields → Rose Garden → San Francisco Botanical Garden → Sharon Meadow → Spreckels Lake → Stow Lake → de Young Museum →
knownFor	cultural institutions → landscaped gardens → major public events → recreational activities →
landscapeArchitect	John McLaren → William Hammond Hall →
length	about 3 miles →
locatedIn	California → United States →
location	San Francisco →
namedAfter	Golden Gate →
openingYear	1870 →
operator	San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department →
orientation	east–west →
owner	City and County of San Francisco →
publicTransitAccess	Muni buses → N Judah light rail →
shape	rectangular →
significance	major tourist destination in San Francisco → one of San Francisco’s most popular landmarks →
status	open to the public →
width	about 0.5 miles →

Referenced by (50)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
AIDS Memorial Grove → Anglers Lodge and Casting Pools → Beach Chalet Soccer Fields → Bison Paddock → Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco → Hippie Hill → Japanese Tea Garden (San Francisco) → Kezar Stadium → Koret Children’s Quarter → Polo Fields → San Francisco Botanical Garden → Spreckels Lake → Stanyan Street ("Golden Gate Park area") → Stow Lake → de Young Museum →	locatedIn
California Academy of Sciences building → Conservatory of Flowers → Dutch Windmill → Music Concourse → Rose Garden (Golden Gate Park) → Sharon Meadow →	location
Conservatory of Flowers → Dutch Windmill → Koret Children’s Quarter → Spreckels Lake →	category
Hippie Hill → Music Concourse ("Golden Gate Park cultural district") → Sharon Meadow → Spreckels Lake ("Golden Gate Park water features") →	partOf
Stanyan Street ("Panhandle of Golden Gate Park") →	adjacentTo
Kezar Stadium →	associatedPark
William Hammond Hall →	designed
Bison Paddock →	featureOf
Stanyan Street →	formsBorderOf
Lincoln Way →	formsBoundaryOf
Stanyan Street →	formsEasternEdgeOf
Lincoln Way →	hasAdjacentFeature
San Francisco County →	hasLandmark
Stow Lake ("Golden Gate Park water system") →	isPartOf
San Francisco →	knownFor
AIDS Memorial Grove ("Golden Gate Park system") →	locatedInCityParkSystem
California Academy of Sciences building →	locatedInPark
Laurel Heights →	locatedNear
Great Highway →	near
Great Highway →	northernTerminusNear
Parnassus Heights →	overlooks
Bison Paddock →	park
Stanyan Street →	separates
N Judah →	servesAreaNear
Stow Lake ("Golden Gate Park woodlands") →	surroundedBy