Coit Tower from the parking lot
Looking down on the parking lot
The reinforced concrete tower stands 210 ft
Tourists from all over the world visit the tower everyday
Looking out of the dome at the top
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
The reinforced concrete tower stands 210 ft
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
The reinforced concrete tower stands 210 ft
The reinforced concrete tower stands 210 ft
Views from the top are worth the admission fee
27 fresco murals line the inner walls
The 210-foot iconic tower stands as a beacon in the northern end of the city, something we pass everyday but many locals have never been in it or know much about it. The tower, which took five years to build, was funded with money left by local eccentric Lillie Hitchcock Coit and bequeathed to San Francisco in 1933. Something to check out for art lovers is the 27 fresco murals inside the tower. We checked out the tower and its surroundings to bring you a slideshow.
