The park can be reached via elevators, escalators, or a thrilling gondola ride from the base of the Salesforce Tower at Fremont and Mission Streets. This is a favorite destination for families, walkers, and workers trying to get fresh air on their lunch break. It's a downtown green gem, a true civic accomplishment. The true highlight of the Salesforce mini-neighborhood is Salesforce Park, a sprawling urban park with 13 ecosystems atop the four-block-long Salesforce Transit Center. This is a favorite destination for families. Building visits are limited to employees and people coming for business purposes, so instead, enjoy a pastry from the street-level Boutique Crenn by Michelin-starred chef Dominique Crenn, and look up to try to see the top of the tower. It is photogenic, but some feel it might dominate photos of the city too often. This splashy, impossible-to-miss glass, rocket-shape high-rise dominates the city's skyline and has become the symbol of the city's modern tech-money elite. The tower opened in 2018 and is now the second-tallest building west of the Mississippi. Ask a hundred San Franciscans about Salesforce Park and the city's tallest building, the 1,070-foot Salesforce Tower, and you'll get a hundred different opinions. Seasonal Events at Salesforce Park This elevated urban park offers something for everyone, including HIIT and zumba fitness classes, bird walks and garden tours, music and dance, family fun for children and toddlers, or even play a game of foosball.

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