Levi's Plaza

Levi's Plaza is a large office and park complex featuring landscaped grounds, water features, and buildings along The Embarcadero waterfront. The site combines workspace with public green areas where people can walk and spend time.

The site was originally a shipping wharf but was transformed in the 1980s into an office and park center for a major jeans manufacturer. This redevelopment marked a shift from industrial harbor use to modern urban space.

The plaza displays artworks including sculptures by George Segal and serves as a venue for music performances and community gatherings. Visitors can experience regular cultural events that bring together local artists and residents throughout the year.

The grounds are easy to access and offer various cafés and food vendors, making it simple for visitors to grab a meal or drink. Its location near neighboring districts makes it easy to explore the surrounding area.

During construction, workers discovered remains of an old ship buried beneath the plaza that dated to when the site was an active harbor. This finding reveals the maritime history lying beneath the modern surface.

Location: San Francisco

GPS coordinates: 37.80250,-122.40100

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24