Afisha Life | Prywatna wycieczka po mieście San Francisco

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Plac Unii

Zobaczą tętniącą życiem dzielnicę handlową, w tym sklep Apple, Macys, Gucci itp., Dewey Memorial i Maiden Lane.

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Nob Hill

Na tym wzgórzu mieszkało 6 z 7 pierwotnych milionerów ze złota i kolei.

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Chinatown

To najstarsze, największe i najbardziej autentyczne Chinatown w USA. Klienci mogą zatrzymać się w świątyni Tin Hou zbudowanej w 1852 roku i oryginalnej fabryce Fortune Cookie, jeśli chcą. Mogą to zrobić samodzielnie w późniejszym czasie.

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Rynek budowy promów

To świetne miejsce na lunch, kolację lub przerwę na kawę.

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Wieża Coit

Zbudowana w 1933 roku Coit Tower prezentuje akwafortę historii San Francisco z czasów gorączki złota.

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Kroki Filberta

Wzgórze telegraficzne zostało spopularyzowane przez czeskich pisarzy kontrkultury w latach czterdziestych XX wieku. Zbudowali domki w przeciwieństwie do rezydencji pierwotnych milionerów na Nob Hill.

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ulicy Lombardzkiej

Zwykle jedziemy ulicą, skąd klienci mogą zobaczyć widok na wzgórze Telegraph i North Beach. Klienci z aktywnymi nastolatkami wolą schodzić na dół.

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Przystań rybacka

Niektóre z popularnych atrakcji w Wharf to Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39, lwy morskie, Boudin Bakery, Hyde Street Pier, Musee Mechanique itp. Jest to popularny punkt końcowy wycieczek, szczególnie dla rodzin z dziećmi.

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Dzielnica Marina

Dzielnica Marina słynie ze wspaniałych nadbrzeżnych rezydencji ze wspaniałymi widokami na most Golden Gate.

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Teatr Pałac Sztuk Pięknych

Zbudowany w 1915 roku Pałac Sztuk Pięknych jest jednym z kultowych budynków w mieście, prezentującym architekturę grecko-romańską.

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Most złotej bramy

Zbudowany w 1937 roku most Golden Gate jest nie bez powodu jedną z najczęściej fotografowanych budowli na świecie.

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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.

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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

Marin Headlands

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

24

Pacific Heights

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

25

Cable Car Museum

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

26

Union Square

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

27

Nob Hill

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

28

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.

29

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

30

Coit Tower

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

31

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.

32

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.

33

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.

34

Marina District

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

35

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.

36

Golden Gate Bridge

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

37

Marin Headlands

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

38

Pacific Heights

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

39

Cable Car Museum

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

40

Union Square

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

41

Nob Hill

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

42

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.

43

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

44

Coit Tower

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

45

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.

46

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.

47

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.

48

Marina District

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

49

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.

50

Golden Gate Bridge

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

51

Marin Headlands

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

52

Pacific Heights

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

53

Cable Car Museum

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

54

Union Square

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

55

Nob Hill

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

56

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.

57

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

58

Coit Tower

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

59

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.

60

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.

61

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.

62

Marina District

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

63

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.

64

Golden Gate Bridge

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

65

Marin Headlands

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

66

Pacific Heights

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

67

Cable Car Museum

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

68

Union Square

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

69

Nob Hill

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

70

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.

71

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

72

Coit Tower

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

73

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.

74

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.

75

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.

76

Marina District

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

77

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.

78

Golden Gate Bridge

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

79

Marin Headlands

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

80

Pacific Heights

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

81

Cable Car Museum

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

82

Union Square

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

83

Nob Hill

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

84

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.

85

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

86

Coit Tower

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

87

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.

88

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.

89

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.

90

Marina District

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

91

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.

92

Golden Gate Bridge

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

93

Marin Headlands

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

94

Pacific Heights

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

95

Cable Car Museum

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

96

Union Square

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

97

Nob Hill

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

98

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.

99

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

100

Coit Tower

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

101

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.

102

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.

103

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.

104

Marina District

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

105

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.

106

Golden Gate Bridge

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

107

Marin Headlands

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

108

Pacific Heights

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

109

Cable Car Museum

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

110

Union Square

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

111

Nob Hill

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

112

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.

113

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

114

Coit Tower

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

115

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.

116

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.

117

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.

118

Marina District

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

119

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.

120

Golden Gate Bridge

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

121

Marin Headlands

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

122

Pacific Heights

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

123

Cable Car Museum

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

124

Union Square

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

125

Nob Hill

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

126

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.

127

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

128

Coit Tower

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

129

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.

130

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.

131

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.

132

Marina District

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

133

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.

134

Golden Gate Bridge

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

135

Marin Headlands

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

136

Pacific Heights

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

137

Cable Car Museum

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

138

Union Square

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

139

Nob Hill

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

140

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.

141

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

142

Coit Tower

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

143

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.

144

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.

145

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.

146

Marina District

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

147

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.

148

Golden Gate Bridge

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

149

Marin Headlands

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

150

Pacific Heights

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

151

Cable Car Museum

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

152

Union Square

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

153

Nob Hill

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

154

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.

155

Ferry Building Marketplace

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

156

Coit Tower

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

157

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.

158

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.

159

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.

160

Marina District

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

161

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.

162

Golden Gate Bridge

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

163

Marin Headlands

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