Small Group San Francisco City Tour
San Francisco, California
Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 4 hours
See San Francisco from an insider's perspective on this small group tour. Learn how the famous Golden Gate Bridge was constructed while viewing it from the best place to take photographs, hear how North Beach lost its famous beach and take a photo from the highest point in the city. This 4 1/2 hour, fully-narrated tour is led by a friendly. local guide with no more than 13 people.
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See San Francisco from an insider's perspective on this small group tour. Learn how the famous Golden Gate Bridge was constructed while viewing it from the best place to take photographs, hear how North Beach lost its famous beach and take a photo from the highest point in the city. This 4 1/2 hour, fully-narrated tour is led by a friendly. local guide with no more than 13 people.
San Francisco has been a bastion for fortune seekers, rebels, immigrants and artist almost since its founding. With more than 800,000 residents packed in among 49 square miles, the city by the bay is home to rich neighborhoods, famous landmarks and incredible scenic vistas. While crossing the city from east to west can be accomplished in a few short hours, learning what makes San Francisco special and unique can take a lifetime. Rather than wandering aimlessly looking the perfect place for a photograph or a new area to explore, this tour pairs you with a local, professional guide who will provide you with the necessary context to truly appreciate "The City".
Your tour starts with a complimentary pick-up from your Fisherman's Wharf or Union Square area hotel. After meeting your guide and introducing yourself to the rest of your small group of no more than 13, you will head out and begin your exploration. Over the next four hours, you will hear stories of the Spanish explorers who founded the town and the gold seekers who created a city. You will hear tales of hippies and beat poets, Irish and Italian Immigrants, gay pride and tech bubbles as you move from one famous landmark to the next. Explore the Palace of Fine Arts, the Golden Gate Bridge, North Beach, Union Square, Twin Peaks, Haight Ashbury, Golden Gate Park and more as your guide fills you in on the colorful backstory that helps you make sense of it all.
After approximately 4 hours, you will be dropped off back at your hotel with a newfound appreciation of San Francisco and a healthy new list of restaurants, bars and neighborhood recommendations to continue your explorations.
San Francisco has been a bastion for fortune seekers, rebels, immigrants and artist almost since its founding. With more than 800,000 residents packed in among 49 square miles, the city by the bay is home to rich neighborhoods, famous landmarks and incredible scenic vistas. While crossing the city from east to west can be accomplished in a few short hours, learning what makes San Francisco special and unique can take a lifetime. Rather than wandering aimlessly looking the perfect place for a photograph or a new area to explore, this tour pairs you with a local, professional guide who will provide you with the necessary context to truly appreciate "The City".
Your tour starts with a complimentary pick-up from your Fisherman's Wharf or Union Square area hotel. After meeting your guide and introducing yourself to the rest of your small group of no more than 13, you will head out and begin your exploration. Over the next four hours, you will hear stories of the Spanish explorers who founded the town and the gold seekers who created a city. You will hear tales of hippies and beat poets, Irish and Italian Immigrants, gay pride and tech bubbles as you move from one famous landmark to the next. Explore the Palace of Fine Arts, the Golden Gate Bridge, North Beach, Union Square, Twin Peaks, Haight Ashbury, Golden Gate Park and more as your guide fills you in on the colorful backstory that helps you make sense of it all.
After approximately 4 hours, you will be dropped off back at your hotel with a newfound appreciation of San Francisco and a healthy new list of restaurants, bars and neighborhood recommendations to continue your explorations.
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