Narrated Charter Tours

San Francisco City Tour

Tour Time: approximately 4 hours — Charter Rates

RESERVATIONS: 415.238.8667 | tours@sfbestbus.com

Some of the stops on our City Tour —

The Ferry Building

Before any bridges were built, this is where people came to San Francisco from all over the Bay by ferry boat

Pier 39

Over two hundred vendors celebrating the most visited attraction in the City (over 12 million annually)

Fisherman's Wharf

Where San Francisco began as a sleepy Mexican fishing pueblo in the early 1800s

Ghirardelli Square

Birthplace of Domingo Ghirardell's chocolate factory

Aquatic Park

Just one of dozens of San Francisco Public Parks

Hyde Street Pier

A museum of historic sailing vessels

Lombard Street

The crookedest street in the world (learn why)

Palace of Fine Arts

The best of the great architect Bernard Maybeck designed for the 1915 Pan-Pacific Exposition

Presidio

Former headquarters to the Sixth US Army (2,800 acres)

Fort Point

National historical site sitting at the base of the Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge

The famous welcome mat to the West Coast. H. Dana Bowers Vista Point

Marin Overlook

Famous photo shoot looking down on the Golden Gate Bridge with San Francisco in the background

Sausalito

Where San Franciscans enjoy weekends, often referred to as the Mediterranean of the West

Ocean Beach

The very tip of San Francisco Peninsula where the waters of the Pacific come into the Bay of San Francisco

Golden Gate Park

MH DeYoung Museum, Science Center, Japanese Tea Garden, Queen Wilhelmina's Windmill and Tulip Garden

Twin Peaks

Two identical peaks, one with a road leading to a view overlooking the entire city of San Francisco

Castro District

Largest gay community in the world, home of the rainbow flag. Named for one of the first territorial governors of California, Jose Castro

Mission Dolores

Old mission and Basilica, founded in 1776 under Father Junipero Serra

Civic Center

Home of five of the most beautiful Beaux Arts buildings in America; City Hall, Old Opera House, Herbst Theatre, Chung Moon Lee Asian Arts Museum, Bill Graham Auditorium

Union Square

The very heart of downtown's shopping district

Chinatown

The largest Chinatown of any urban center in America; its main street, Grant, is San Francisco's oldest street

Cable Car Museum

The heart and soul the City's Cable Car system and the history of San Francisco's oldest iconic public transport

Nob Hill

Where the oldest hotels and mansions, Grace Cathedral are located

Filmore Street

Mom and Pop shops of every variety; butcher, barber, baker and everything in between

Japantown

Where the best teriyaki and sushi this side of Tokyo is common fare

You get so many people, we are not sure you will remember us, but we all decided you would remember the "Aussies." Thank you for all the help, great recommendations and the "gums." We felt right at home. Cheers! — Paul & Anna, Sydney, Australia

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