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Sutro BathsLandmark · $
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Sutro Baths was built in the late 19th Century. It was a large swimming pool owned privately by Adolp Sutro, who was a...
MoreSutro Baths was built in the late 19th Century. It was a large swimming pool owned privately by Adolp Sutro, who was a former mayor of San Francisco. It had seven different pools, one having fresh water and the others having salt water, but varying in temperatures. Below the Cliff House, a small beach inlet was filled almost hiding the vast iron, glass and concrete structure. The bath had a high operating cost, due to which it eventually closed and a fire in 1966 almost destroyed it leaving behind the ruins. The ruins of the Sutro Baths are open to the visitors as well as the cave where you can catch a glimpse of bats. Less
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Phone: (415) 561-4323

Point Lobos San Francisco, CA 94121 2133.83 mi
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4.5 437 reviews
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- 4 star 153
- 3 star 45
- 2 star 6
- 1 star 1
- tem4j04/15/21
  It was absolutely breathtaking! If you're adventurous, you can find your way down to the beach and sit and relax. The tides were high when I went so I was not able to walk far out but it was a... More
- Chris F01/26/20
  The Sutro Baths are actually the ruins of what once was one of the world’s largest indoor salt water bathing facilities. It was built in 1896 and closed in the 1960’s due to high maintenance and... More
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