San Francisco Walking Tours

Fisherman Wharf Walking Tour Including Alcatraz & Cable Car Ticket - From $84 Fisherman's Wharf is a must-visit neighborhood while in San Francisco. Take a San Francisco walking tour to explore what the city has in store for you. A knowledgeable local guide will lead you on a Fisherman's Wharf walking tour exploration, where you’ll learn about the history of this special neighborhood. On this Fisherman Wharf Walking Tour, you will be introduced to some of San Francisco’s famous Gold Rush history, but you’ll also discover hidden treasures that are often overlooked. End the 2 hour tour with a ferry ride to Alcatraz Island! Cable Car and Alcatraz tickets are included! Don't miss out!
Fisherman Wharf Walking Tour - From $49 Visiting Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco? There is a lot to explore! One of the best ways to see the neighborhood is to take a San Francisco walking tour. On this Fisherman Wharf Walking Tour, you’ll get an exclusive insider excursion around Fisherman's Wharf. A knowledgeable local guide will lead you on a Fisherman's Wharf walking tour exploration, where you’ll learn about the history of this special San Francisco neighborhood. This is a 2 hour tour to explore one of the amazing neighborhoods in San Francisco, while visiting places like the most crooked Lombard Street, Telegraph Hill, Coit Tower, and much more!
Take a trip to San Francisco's famous Castro District and join our Castro Historical Walking Tour. The Castro is the largest and most prominent gay neighborhood in the United States and has been central to gay rights activism over the last 50 years. Your charming guide will walk you through this quaint neighborhood and explain it's history and the remarkable events that have taken place here. Stroll through Harvey Milk Plaza and visit the home of Harvey Milk. See the Pink Triangle Park - America's only monument commemorating the gay prisoners in World War Two. This is a real 'San Francisco' experience not to be missed and a great way to get to know the village that gave San Francisco its open mind.
Harvey Milk Walking Tour – From $34 Join our Harvey Milk Walking Tour and learn more about this truly revolutionary individual. Former resident of the Castro District, Harvey Milk was the first openly gay politician in the state of California. The Harvey Milk Walking Tour will take guests through Harvey's former neighborhood, Stroll along the Castro and then to City Hall where Harvey held public office and was later assassinated. The Harvey Milk Walking Tour is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the life and work of Harvey Milk and to take part in a real 'San Francisco' experience. Spend 1.5 hours getting to know Harvey Milk’s influence and see the new GLBT Historical Society exhibit and the Harvey Milk bronze bust!
San Francisco North Beach Walking Tour - From $65 Spend 3 hours discovering the cuisine and history of North Beach/Little Italy in San Francisco. Start off at the best coffee shop, where you get to see how coffee is roasted and sip on the finest cup of cappuccino. Enjoy chocolate from one of the top chocolatiers in the country and see how it is made. Visit both bread and pastry bakeries, enjoy freshly baked breads while you watch them bake it in 130-years old brick ovens. Taste some local olive oils, Italian pizza, and more! All food tastings are included. Explore the beat generation hangouts of North Beach and uncover authentic Italian Cathedrals. Visit the place where Bill Cosby got his start and where Francis Ford Copola wrote the Godfather screenplay.
SF Chinatown & North Beach Walking Tour by Night - From $65 On this San Francisco Chinatown & North Beach Walking Night Tour, you will enjoy variety of Chinese food at the oldest Chinese bakery in San Francisco. Learn how fortune cookies are made and explore the largest Chinatown outside of Asia. Walk around the beat generation hangouts of North Beach and seek out authentic Chinese & Italian crafts and pottery. Savor Italian pizza, wine, and cappuccino. Stroll into authentic Western Saloons and the hidden alleys of San Francisco's Chinatown and North Beach. Visit the place where Bill Cosby and Steve Allen got their first start. Stop at the place where Francis Ford Copola wrote the Godfather screenplay.
San Francisco Nob Hill Walking Tour - From $30 On this San Francisco Nob Hill Walking Tour, you will learn the history of the Nob Hill neighborhood where the rich and famous built their large mansions. Explore the Silver King Flood's mansion that survived the 1906 earthquake and was restored by Willis Polk, a San Francisco architect. Walk around elegant ballrooms where Tony Bennett sang "I left my heart in San Francisco." Take a scenic walk of Huntington Park and visit the first California's Cathedral that was built in 1854 filled with rare photographs of the 1906 earthquake. Enjoy the magnificent Grace Cathedral with its famous stained glass windows, murals and labyrinth.