It's definitely worth having a walk around City Hall. The building itself is beautiful from the outside but once you get inside it is stunning. The grand staircase (where Harvey Milk was famously shot and killed) is very impressive and obviously popular with the wedding crowd as we saw at least 4 different couples having their wedding photos taken while... More

There are many tours available and you'll see all the newlyweds in the halls! More

For a public building, this is a fine example of beaux art rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake. You can just sit and rest, use the restroom, have coffee, explore the changing art exhibit on the lower level. A free treat in our City! More

The staff was excellent and helpful and funny, clearly, they like working there. Information signs could be clearer though. The interior is beautiful, worth going just to see it. Many people waiting to get married on the steps under the dome, lots of happiness on the day I was there. Be prepared to go through security, and they are paying... More

City Hall - Crime scene where Former Superviosr Dan White shot and killed Supervisor Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone in 1978. Also the place where newly elected Mayor Gavin Newsom, authorized the issuance of Same-sex marriage licenses. Weddings took place between February 12 and March 11, 2004. The weddings were halted by the California Supreme Court on March 11,... More

For best visit, take the Cityguides walking tour (free, led by volunteers, check their website for schedules). More

The architecture is absolutely beautiful here. Be sure to spend some time in the Rotunda. If you're lucky you'll be able to drop in on a wedding. More

San Francisco's City Hall is home to the 5th. largest rotunda in the world! More

We've lived in the Bay Area for years and never saw the inside of this building until our son got married here. It was truly breathtaking...the old architecture is just stunning. More