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Michael_A, Aug 2026
Nice way to learn about the city, and Alcatraz
This was a great trip. The walk through the City was great. Amanda had great stories about the history of San Francisco. It was a great way to learn about what the city was in the past and how it got to be what it is today. Alcatraz was awesome. Easy to get there and back. I enjoyed the audio tour. Being self-paced let me take my time through the Prison. I really enjoyed seeing and hearing the history with the Prison.
Terrina_J, Aug 2026
Brian was the best and he brought Chinatown to Life
Let me start by saying we loved Brian. He was quickwitted well informed and willing to answer off topic questions. The restaurants we went to were wonderful and the staff at each of the restaurants were more than kind. If you get a chance, book this tour and if you wanna have a great time, ask for Brian.
Joaquin_F, Aug 2026
Peking duck and unexpected cauliflower
We had an awesome 4 hours spent with Ryan and a handful of absolute strangers that became running buddies during our time in a small corner of San Francisco on a late Saturday afternoon. Our guide was knowledgeable, a heartfelt advocate and cheerleader for the city and the state of California, and took us to some amazing local gems, sampling killer eats along the way. It’s like a field trip with climbing hills included as part of the price of admission. Good times.
Jennifer_B, Aug 2026
Wonderful walking tour that will leave your belly full
The walking tour around North Beach/Little Italy was fantastic. You definitely won't leave hungry. We started our tour at Caffe Greco for coffee/espresso/cappuccino and a cannoli from Stella Pastry. Our next stop was a Molinari Deli for a wonderful sandwich. Then we went to Betty Lou's for a fettucine dish with a red cream sauce that was fantastic! Then we went to Steps of Rome and had an amazing pizza. Such a wonderful pizza. Our last stop was across from the Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral where Joe DiMaggio married his first wife call Mario's Bohemian Cigar Store and Cafe and we had an amazing tiramisu. We didn't go to Z. Cioccolato for fudge, but the tiramisu was so good, I didn't care. We did not got by Coit Tower, but it was pointed out to us. We also had a small tour of Club Fugazi which wasn't listed on the tour, but our tour guide Scott is a local and this club is a San Francisco tradition. We were only in a small area but there was so much history in that small piece of San Francisco that you almost don't realize it.
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Move over cable cars—San Francisco is a town best explored on foot. The compact city is 7 square miles (18 square kilometers) of dense neighborhoods, historic alleyways, hilltop viewpoints, and urban green spaces. While San Francisco walking tours are great for experiencing the unique character of city neighborhoods—and even a certain world-renowned bridge—they can venture beyond the beaten trails that bus tours rarely tread. They're also often organized around themes such as architecture, hiking, street art, cuisine, history, and even ghosts.