San Francisco Full-Day Tour by Cable Car & Foot
Overview
Our SF in a Day tour takes you to places that no other San Francisco tour does, including Nob Hill and the Painted Ladies. Traverse the city by cable-car, rail, and bus while avoiding crowds at tourist hot-spots and experiencing the culture of SF.
- 🚋 Start near the Embarcadero and take the cable-car up to Nob Hill.
- ☕ Visit City Hall (or Cable Car Museum) and grab a coffee in Hayes Valley.
- 🌳 Walk through Dolores Park after exploring the Castro.
- 🍴 Enjoy lunch in the Haight before visiting iconic locations.
- 🏡 See the Painted Ladies and walk down Lombard Street.
- 🌉 Conclude with a walk through North Beach and Chinatown for a memorable experience.
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- 2 cable car rides and 1 journey on the historic streetcar included (if possible)..
- Tour Guide
- All Metro travel is included (USD20 value)
- We donate $1 for every guest to a non-profit, Climate Cents.
- Lunch/Snacks are not included.
- Gratuities not included, because voluntary. If you enjoy tour please allow 15-20%.
Meeting point
Return details
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The EmbarcaderoYour guide will help you orient yourselves, by telling you the history and background of the Ferry Building and downtown San Francisco.
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Nob HillTake the cable car up steep Nob Hill to see the grand mansions of the San Francisco's first millionaires.
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Cable Car Museumenjoy this fascinating museum about SF's most famous transport feature, which is also the site of the machinery which runs the system (weekends).
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San Francisco City HallGo inside our beautiful City Hall and learn about the important events which took place there (weekdays).
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Hayes ValleySee this picturesque new area, near the San Francisco Civic Center, with it's collection of great street art and small coffee shops.
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Mission Dolores ParkOne of the loveliest parks in SF and possessing great views of downtown.
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The CastroExperience this historic neighborhood, hugely important in the LGBTQ movement, of which San Francisco is a world-wide symbol.
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Haight-AshburyThis is where the hippie, anti-Vietnam War, movement really started in the 1960's. The neighborhood still maintains much of that same aesthetic (as well as being a great place to have lunch).
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Painted LadiesAn icon of San Francisco. What trip here would be complete without seeing these beautiful, Victorian houses, with their amazing views of SF?
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Lombard StreetOne of our most famous landmarks, we walk down the steep, curved street - and you'll get some great photos for Instagram.
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North BeachWalk through this historical neighborhood, San Francisco's very own Little Italy.
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ChinatownWe finish your tour in San Francisco's famous Chinatown, with a visit to a back street fortune cookie maker. What better way to end your amazing day in SF.
If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met,
you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.