Seven things to do at Super Bowl LX in the San Francisco Bay Area
Super Bowl LX heads to California, with Levi’s Stadium welcoming the biggest night in American sport.
The New England Patriots are set to do battle with the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, February 8. One team will leave crowned as the king of the gridiron.
The Bay Area is the perfect host, offering world-class food, an incredible nightlife and culture, while being home to some of the world's most iconic landmarks.
Here, Travel News Blitz’s Sam Condy breaks down seven must-do experiences during a Super Bowl LX visit.
Super Bowl Experience
The official Super Bowl Experience is a fan festival built around the game itself.
Experience interactive exhibits, see the sport's biggest names up close, and put on your greatest Tom Brady impression with a photo up close to the Vince Lombardi trophy.
The Super Bowl is about more than just a couple of hours' worth of gridiron action; it's a festival, and the Super Bowl Experience is at the heart of it.
Levi’s Stadium
Even beyond game day, Levi’s Stadium is worth exploring.
Take a stadium tour,, get behind the scenes and explore the locker rooms, suites, step onto the hallowed turf of one of americas creates sporting theatres.
For NFL fans, it’s a rare chance to see one of the league’s most modern venues up close.
San Francisco Waterfront
You can’t head to the Bay Area and not spend some time by the coast.
Fisherman's Wharf is a must-visit, while Pier 39 stands out as one of pop culture's most iconic landmarks.
Take in the sights and unwind, after – a hopefully positive – night of footballing fiesta.
Golden Gate Bridge
One of the most recognisable landmarks in the world sits just a short trip from the city centre.
Walking or cycling across the Golden Gate Bridge offers unbeatable views of the bay and skyline.
It’s a must-visit photo stop for any first-time Bay Area rookies.
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Alcatraz Island
Alcatraz was once the world's most notorious prison. Known for its near-impenetrable walls, the prison is now a must-visit tourist spot for those making a trip to the San Fransiciso area.
A ferry ride across the bay takes you to the island, where audio tours tell the stories of its inmates and history.
Downtown San Jose
Located close to Levi’s Stadium, the city of San Jose will become a sporting hub during Super Bowl weekend.
Offering a growing nightlife scene, bars and restaurants are scattered throughout the downtown area, sure to be packed with travelling fans.
It’s a practical and lively base for those staying near the stadium.
Bay Area food scene
Super Bowl week is the perfect excuse to eat your way around the region.
The Bay Area caters to every taste and budget. Check out JoJo’s Hot Chicken for an unforgettable quick bite in San Jose, or if you are looking for some finer dining, Atelier Crenn boasts three Michelin Stars – its French cuisine is sure to knock your socks off.
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