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Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

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Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

3

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

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Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

5

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

6

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

7

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

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City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

9

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

10

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

11

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

12

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

13

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

14

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

15

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

16

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

17

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

18

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

19

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

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Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

21

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

22

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

23

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

24

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

25

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

26

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

27

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

28

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

29

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

30

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

31

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

32

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

33

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

34

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

35

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

36

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

37

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

38

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

39

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

40

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

41

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

42

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

43

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

44

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

45

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

46

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

47

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

48

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

49

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

50

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

51

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

52

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

53

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

54

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

55

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

56

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

57

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

58

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

59

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

60

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

61

Chinatown

Begin your day with your local expert near Chinatown for an incredible stroll through this eclectic, historic neighborhood. Instead of sensationalizing the past (true history is sensational enough) your expert guide will lead you through the rise of the Gold Rush with its brothels and opium dens but also bring you to sites like a local pharmacy to see how Chinese medicine is still prominent. Along the way, they will point out the strictly local spots and dive deep into the past.

62

Grant Avenue

As you begin your journey into the heart of the neighborhood, learn of the flood of immigration in the mid-19th century (and why!), the thriving businesses that post up on these streets, and all the vice that followed.

63

Dragon's Gate

Visit this traditional "Paifang" style entrance flocked by two Imperial guardian lions (shishi) protects the southern entrance into a land where wonder greets history. It is here your guide will set the stage - quickly dissecting the symbolism within its concrete.

64

Old Cathedral of St. Mary

As you visit sites of significance such as Old St. Mary's Cathedral and Square, your local guide will divulge the sometimes "too incredible to believe" stories and factual history paving the way for Chinatown's significance not only in San Francisco but the story of the United States.

65

Chinatown Alleys

Weave your way through small thoroughfares covered in old brick with ornate Chinese elements including the daily goings of the local people.

66

Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co

Cap your time with a visit to the famed Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory where warm treats await you! See these handmade cookies come off the oven and take home a custom treat just for you!

67

North Beach

Wander into North Beach, San Francisco's Little Italy. Hear tales of Beat Poets and the Italian immigrants who settled along the shores of San Francisco Bay.

68

City Lights Booksellers

Hear the story of City Lights Booksellers - who published Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" and forever influenced the 1st Amendment in the US.

69

Lombard Street

View the crooked section of the twisting Lombard Street from a vantage point over the rolling hills.

70

Alcatraz Island

After lunch on your own in your choice of "foodie" neighborhoods, reconvene with your guide at an easy-to-locate meeting point directly across the street from Alcatraz Landing. Your guide will begin by sharing the best ways to experience the island - what to expect, secret spaces to check out, and how to plan your day. Then, after your fill of wandering the small island and taking the (excellent!) audio guide tour of the Cellhouse, return at your leisure to find a great spot to eat lunch based on the recommendations of your guide.

71

quartier chinois

Commencez votre journée avec votre expert local près de Chinatown pour une incroyable promenade dans ce quartier éclectique et historique. Au lieu de sensationnaliser le passé (la véritable histoire est assez sensationnelle), votre guide expert vous guidera à travers la montée de la ruée vers l'or avec ses bordels et ses fumeries d'opium, mais vous conduira également sur des sites comme une pharmacie locale pour voir comment la médecine chinoise est toujours prédominante. En chemin, ils vous indiqueront les spots strictement locaux et plongeront dans le passé.

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Avenue Grant

Alors que vous commencez votre voyage au cœur du quartier, découvrez le flot d'immigration au milieu du XIXe siècle (et pourquoi !), les entreprises florissantes qui s'affichent dans ces rues et tout le vice qui a suivi.

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porte du dragon

Visitez cette entrée traditionnelle de style "Paifang" entourée de deux lions gardiens impériaux (shishi) qui protège l'entrée sud d'un pays où l'émerveillement accueille l'histoire. C'est ici que votre guide préparera le terrain - disséquant rapidement le symbolisme dans son béton.

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Ancienne cathédrale Sainte-Marie

Pendant que vous visitez des sites importants tels que la cathédrale et la place Old St. Mary, votre guide local divulguera les histoires parfois «trop incroyables pour être crues» et l'histoire factuelle ouvrant la voie à l'importance de Chinatown non seulement à San Francisco, mais l'histoire des États-Unis États.

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Ruelles du quartier chinois

Frayez-vous un chemin à travers de petites artères couvertes de vieilles briques avec des éléments chinois ornés, y compris les allées et venues quotidiennes de la population locale.

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Golden Gate Fortune Cookies Co.

Terminez votre temps avec une visite à la célèbre fabrique de biscuits Golden Gate Fortune où des friandises chaudes vous attendent! Voyez ces biscuits faits à la main sortir du four et rapportez à la maison une friandise personnalisée rien que pour vous !

77

Plage Nord

Promenez-vous dans North Beach, la Petite Italie de San Francisco. Écoutez les histoires de Beat Poets et des immigrants italiens qui se sont installés le long des rives de la baie de San Francisco.

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Librairie City Lights

Écoutez l'histoire de City Lights Booksellers - qui a publié "Howl" d'Allen Ginsberg et qui a influencé à jamais le 1er amendement aux États-Unis.

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Rue Lombard

Admirez la partie sinueuse de Lombard Street depuis un point de vue sur les collines.

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Île d'Alcatraz

Après avoir déjeuné seul dans votre choix de quartiers "gourmands", retrouvez votre guide à un point de rendez-vous facile à localiser juste en face d'Alcatraz Landing. Votre guide commencera par partager les meilleures façons de découvrir l'île - à quoi s'attendre, les espaces secrets à découvrir et comment planifier votre journée. Ensuite, après avoir fait le plein d'errance sur la petite île et d'avoir fait la (excellente !) visite audioguidée du Cellhouse, revenez à votre guise pour trouver un endroit idéal pour déjeuner en fonction des recommandations de votre guide.

Billet pour l'île d'Alcatraz avec visite guidée à pied de Chinatown et de North Beach

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