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1

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

2

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

3

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

4

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

5

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

6

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

7

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

8

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

9

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

10

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

11

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

12

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

13

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

14

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

15

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

16

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

17

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

18

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

19

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

20

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

21

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

22

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

23

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

24

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

25

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

26

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

27

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

28

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

29

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

30

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

31

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

32

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

33

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

34

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

35

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

36

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

37

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

38

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

39

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

40

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

41

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

42

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

43

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

44

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

45

Union Square

Ils verront le quartier commerçant animé, y compris l'Apple Store, Macys, Gucci, etc., le Dewey Memorial et Maiden Lane.

46

Colline de Nob

6 sur 7 des millionnaires originaux de l'or et du chemin de fer vivaient sur cette colline.

47

quartier chinois

C'est le quartier chinois le plus ancien, le plus grand et le plus authentique des États-Unis. Les clients peuvent s'arrêter au temple Tin Hou construit en 1852 et à l'usine originale de Fortune Cookie s'ils le souhaitent. Ils peuvent le faire eux-mêmes plus tard.

48

Marché de la construction de ferries

C'est un endroit idéal pour le déjeuner, le dîner ou juste une pause-café.

49

Tour Coit

Construite en 1933, la Coit Tower présente des gravures de l'histoire de San Francisco de l'époque de la ruée vers l'or.

50

Étapes Filbert

Telegraph Hill a été popularisé par la contre-culture des écrivains bohémiens dans les années 1940. Ils ont construit des cottages par opposition aux manoirs des millionnaires d'origine sur Nob Hill.

51

Rue Lombard

Nous conduisons généralement dans la rue où les clients peuvent voir la vue sur Telegraph Hill et North Beach. Les clients avec des adolescents actifs préfèrent descendre à pied.

52

Quai de pêcheur

Certaines des attractions populaires du quai incluent Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, les lions de mer, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. C'est un point final populaire pour les visites, en particulier pour les familles avec enfants.

53

Quartier du port de plaisance

Le quartier de Marina est connu pour ses magnifiques manoirs au bord de l'eau avec une vue imprenable sur le Golden Gate Bridge.

54

Théâtre du Palais des Beaux-Arts

Construit en 1915, le Palais des Beaux-Arts est l'un des édifices emblématiques de la ville mettant en valeur l'architecture gréco-romane.

55

le pont du Golden Gate

Construit en 1937, le Golden Gate Bridge est l'une des structures les plus photographiées au monde pour une raison.

56

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

57

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

58

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

59

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

60

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

61

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

62

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

63

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

64

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

65

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

66

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

67

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

68

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

69

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

70

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

71

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

72

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

73

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

74

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

75

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

76

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

77

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

78

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

79

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

80

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

81

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

82

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

83

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

84

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

85

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

86

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

87

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

88

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

89

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

90

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

91

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

92

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

93

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

94

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

95

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

96

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

97

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

98

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

99

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

100

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

101

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

102

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

103

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

104

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

105

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

106

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

107

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

108

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

109

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

110

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

111

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

112

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

113

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

114

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

115

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

116

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

117

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

118

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

119

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

120

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

121

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

122

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

123

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

124

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

125

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

126

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

127

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

128

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

129

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

130

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

131

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

132

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

133

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

134

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

135

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

136

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

137

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

138

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

139

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

140

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

141

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

142

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

143

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

144

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

145

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

146

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

147

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

148

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

149

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

150

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

151

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

152

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

153

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

154

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

155

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

156

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

157

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

158

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

159

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

160

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

161

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

162

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

163

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

164

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

165

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

166

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

167

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

168

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

169

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

170

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

171

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

172

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

173

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

174

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

175

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

176

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

177

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

178

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

179

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

180

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

181

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

182

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

183

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

184

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

185

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

186

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

187

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

188

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

189

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

190

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

191

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

192

Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

193

Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.

194

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights showcases an array of architectural marvels with stunning views of the San Francisco bay

195

Cable Car Museum

Experience the historical cable car ride and museum at the end of the tour

196

Union Square

They will see the bustling shopping district including the Apple store, Macys, Gucci etc, the Dewey Memorial, and Maiden Lane.

197

Nob Hill

6 out of 7 of the original Gold and Railroad millionaires lived on this hill.

198

Chinatown

This is the oldest, largest and most authentic Chinatown in the US. Clients can stop at the Tin Hou temple built in 1852 and the original Fortune Cookie factory if they wish. They can do this on their own at a later time.

199

Ferry Building Marketplace

This is a great place for lunch, dinner of just a coffee break.

200

Coit Tower

Built in 1933, the Coit Tower showcases etching of the history of San Francisco from the Gold Rush era.

201

Filbert Steps

Telegraph hill was popularized by the counterculture Bohemian writers in the 1940s. They built cottages as opposed to the mansions of the original millionaires on Nob Hill.

202

Lombard Street

We usually drive down the street where clients can see the view of Telegraph hill and North Beach. Clients with active teens prefer to walk down.

203

Fisherman's Wharf

Some of the popular attractions at the Wharf include, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, Sea lions, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique, etc. This is a popular end point for tours especially for families with kids.

204

Marina District

Marina district is known for gorgeous waterfront mansions with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

205

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Built in 1915, the Palace of Fine Arts is one of the iconic buildings in the city showcasing the Greco- romanisque architecture.

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Golden Gate Bridge

Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most photographed structures in the world for a reason.

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Marin Headlands

The breathtaking view of the city is the most memorable experience for most people.