Les meilleurs événements de la ville San Fransisco. Visite guidée en vélo électrique d'Alcatraz et des rues de San Francisco commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Profitez d'un forfait Alcatraz et d'une visite à vélo de deux jours

1

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

2

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

3

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

4

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

5

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

6

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

7

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

8

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

9

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

10

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

11

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

12

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

13

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

14

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

15

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

16

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

17

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

18

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

19

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

20

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

21

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

22

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

23

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

24

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

25

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

26

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

27

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

28

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

29

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

30

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

31

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

32

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

33

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

34

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

35

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

36

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

37

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

38

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

39

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

40

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

41

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

42

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

43

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

44

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

45

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

46

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

47

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

48

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

49

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

50

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

51

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

52

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

53

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

54

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

55

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

56

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

57

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

58

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

59

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

60

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

61

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

62

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

63

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

64

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

65

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

66

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

67

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

68

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

69

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

70

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

71

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

72

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

73

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

74

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

75

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

76

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

77

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

78

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

79

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

80

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

81

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

82

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

83

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

84

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

85

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

86

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

87

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

88

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

89

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

90

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

91

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

92

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

93

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

94

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

95

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

96

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

97

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

98

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

99

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

100

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

101

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

102

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

103

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

104

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

105

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

106

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

107

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

108

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

109

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

110

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

111

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

112

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

113

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

114

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

115

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

116

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

117

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

118

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

119

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

120

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

121

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

122

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

123

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

124

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

125

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

126

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

127

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

128

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

129

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

130

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

131

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

132

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

133

Fisherman's Wharf

The tour begins in one of the only true Fisherman's Wharfs left in the country. Tour departs from our Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center at 2661 Taylor Street.

134

Washington Square

The tour will take you from Fisherman's Wharf into Little Italy. The first stop is at Washington Square Park, located in between St Peter & Paul's Church, Mommas restaurant, and some of the best Italian restaurants San Francisco has to offer. This stop provides great views of the TransAmerica building, Coit Tower, and Russian Hill.

135

Coit Tower

Donated by a widow of the Firefighters union Coit Tower pays homage to all firefighters, with it's fire hydrant design.

136

Transamerica Pyramid

Standing 853 feet tall with 48 floors. The Transamerica building is evocative of San Francisco and has become one of the many symbols of the city.

137

Exploratorium

Pass by the exploratorium, filled with science projects for everyone! Come back after the tour for some family fun!

138

Ferry Building Marketplace

Another iconic landmark of San Francisco! Designed in 1898. The Ferry Building was remodeled in 2003 to be a food retailer and market. It used to be the second busiest transit terminal until completion of Golden Gate and Bay Bridges

139

The Embarcadero

Ride along the bike-friendly path along the Bay waterfront!

140

Oracle Park

Recently renamed Oracle Park, riders can see the home of one of America's best baseball teams, The Giants!

141

SoMa

After the ferry building ride through the tech district and the design district through the industrial and cool SoMA (South of Market) district.

142

Clarion Alley Murals

See the talent of our many Street Artists while riding through Clarion Alley. Stop to take a picture of your new favorite piece, and maybe even meet the artist that made it!

143

Mission District

Traditionally a very Latin-American part of San Francisco, now borderrs with hipsters! Ride through Mission and Valencia Streets and see all the beautiful taqeria's, vintage stores, and amazing thrift stores!

144

Mission Dolores Park

Stop atop Dolores Park at the "fruit shelf" for one of the best photo ops of the downtown San Francisco Skyline.

145

The Castro

Home of Harvey Milk and the LGBT movement, this neighborhood is steeped in rich history, vibrant colors, and a fabulous attitude!

146

Duboce Triangle

Ride your bike through the wiggle- a popular local cyclist route from the Castro into the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood.

147

Haight-Ashbury

The tour includes a 30 minute lunch stop at our Golden Gate Park shop, 622 Shrader Street. Riders can get off their bike and walk around the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, or grab a sandwich from the local Haight Street Market. Haight-Ashbury is where the hippie movement began one summer of love. As you ride by you will hear the faint sounds of music by Janis Joplin and the Grateful dead - who owned homes near The Haight during the summer of love.

148

Panhandle - Golden Gate Park

Ride alongside the daily commuters and experience life like-a-local! along this short ride to the entrance of Golden Gate Park.

149

Alamo Square

The famous painted ladies and the backdrop of San Francisco! One of the most original and iconic photos of San Francisco will be taken here in this quintessential San Francisco park, Alamo Square Park.

150

Hayes Valley

You will ride through this trendy upscale neighborhood with beautiful shops and resturants. You will see the Opera House and the SF Symphony on your way from Alamo Square to Civic Center.

151

Civic Center

San Francisco's Civic center has some of the most beautiful Architecture- City Hall lights up in different colors each night, and you can see the lawn out front with a Spanish Retiro-park feel.

152

Lower Nob Hill

Ride along the Polk Gulch from Civic Center- a neighborhood that has seen it all! It was the original LGBT district of San Francisco. First Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco was on Polk Street in 1972.

153

Aquatic Park

See the iconic views of Ghiradelli Square, the Hyde Street piers, The Maritime Museum and the neighborhood Russian Hill.

154

Alcatraz Island

On day 2 enjoy the official trip to Alcatraz island, with ferry tickets to and from the island and a 2.5 audio guided tour of the island. We recommend 2/3 hours on the island, but guests can stay and experience prison for as long as they'd like!

155

Quai de pêcheur

La visite commence dans l'un des seuls véritables Fisherman's Wharfs du pays. La visite part de notre Fisherman's Wharf Tour Center au 2661 Taylor Street.

156

Place Washington

La visite vous emmènera de Fisherman's Wharf à Little Italy. Le premier arrêt est à Washington Square Park, situé entre l'église Saint-Pierre et Paul, le restaurant Mommas et certains des meilleurs restaurants italiens que San Francisco a à offrir. Cet arrêt offre une vue imprenable sur le bâtiment TransAmerica, la Coit Tower et Russian Hill.

157

Tour Coit

Donné par une veuve du syndicat des pompiers Coit Tower rend hommage à tous les pompiers, avec sa conception de bouche d'incendie.

158

Pyramide Transamérique

Debout 853 pieds de haut avec 48 étages. Le bâtiment de la Transamerica évoque San Francisco et est devenu l'un des nombreux symboles de la ville.

159

Exploratoire

Passez par l'exploratorium, rempli de projets scientifiques pour tous ! Revenez après la visite pour vous amuser en famille!

160

Marché de la construction de ferries

Un autre monument emblématique de San Francisco ! Conçu en 1898. Le Ferry Building a été remodelé en 2003 pour devenir un magasin de produits alimentaires et un marché. C'était le deuxième terminal de transit le plus fréquenté jusqu'à l'achèvement des ponts du Golden Gate et de Bay

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L'Embarcadero

Roulez le long de la piste cyclable le long du front de mer de la baie !

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Parc Oracle

Récemment renommé Oracle Park, les coureurs peuvent voir le domicile de l'une des meilleures équipes de baseball américaines, The Giants !

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Soma

Après le ferry, traversez le quartier technologique et le quartier du design en passant par le quartier industriel et cool de SoMA (South of Market).

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Peintures murales de Clarion Alley

Découvrez le talent de nos nombreux artistes de rue en parcourant Clarion Alley. Arrêtez-vous pour prendre une photo de votre nouvelle pièce préférée, et peut-être même rencontrer l'artiste qui l'a réalisée !

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District de mission

Traditionnellement un quartier très latino-américain de San Francisco, maintenant à la frontière avec les hipsters ! Parcourez les rues Mission et Valencia et découvrez toutes les belles taqeria, les magasins vintage et les incroyables friperies!

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Parc Mission Dolores

Arrêtez-vous au sommet de Dolores Park au "fruit shelf" pour l'une des meilleures séances de photos du centre-ville de San Francisco Skyline.

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Le Castro

Berceau de Harvey Milk et du mouvement LGBT, ce quartier est imprégné d'une histoire riche, de couleurs vibrantes et d'une attitude fabuleuse !

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Triangle de Dubocé

Faites du vélo à travers le wiggle - un itinéraire cyclable local populaire allant de Castro au quartier Haight-Ashbury.

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Haight-Ashbury

La visite comprend une pause déjeuner de 30 minutes dans notre boutique du Golden Gate Park, 622 Shrader Street. Les cyclistes peuvent descendre de leur vélo et se promener dans le quartier de Haight-Ashbury, ou prendre un sandwich au marché local de Haight Street. Haight-Ashbury est l'endroit où le mouvement hippie a commencé un été d'amour. En passant, vous entendrez les faibles sons de la musique de Janis Joplin et des Grateful dead - qui possédaient des maisons près de The Haight pendant l'été de l'amour.

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Panhandle - Parc du Golden Gate

Roulez aux côtés des navetteurs quotidiens et vivez la vie comme un local ! le long de ce court trajet jusqu'à l'entrée du Golden Gate Park.

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Place Alamo

Les célèbres dames peintes et la toile de fond de San Francisco ! L'une des photos les plus originales et emblématiques de San Francisco sera prise ici dans ce parc par excellence de San Francisco, Alamo Square Park.

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Vallée de la Haye

Vous traverserez ce quartier chic et branché avec de belles boutiques et restaurants. Vous verrez l'Opéra et le SF Symphony sur votre chemin d'Alamo Square au Civic Center.

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Centre civique

Le centre civique de San Francisco possède certaines des plus belles architectures - l'hôtel de ville s'illumine de différentes couleurs chaque nuit, et vous pouvez voir la pelouse à l'avant avec une sensation de parc du Retiro espagnol.

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Colline inférieure de Nob

Roulez le long du Polk Gulch depuis le Civic Center, un quartier qui a tout vu ! C'était le quartier LGBT d'origine de San Francisco. La première Gay Pride Parade à San Francisco a eu lieu sur Polk Street en 1972.

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Parc aquatique

Admirez les vues emblématiques de Ghirardelli Square, des jetées de Hyde Street, du musée maritime et du quartier de Russian Hill.

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Île d'Alcatraz

Le deuxième jour, profitez du voyage officiel vers l'île d'Alcatraz, avec des billets de ferry vers et depuis l'île et une visite audioguidée de 2,5 heures de l'île. Nous recommandons 2/3 heures sur l'île, mais les clients peuvent rester et faire l'expérience de la prison aussi longtemps qu'ils le souhaitent !

Visite guidée en vélo électrique d'Alcatraz et des rues de San Francisco

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