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joan_r, Aug 2026
Our #1 Food Tour
Wonderful and informed tour guide; Scott has lived in SF for most of his life and shared amazing stories of the past; the earthquake of 1905, the gold rush, the beat poets, influential important figures from the past, etc. lots of food stops ending with excellent pizza, cannolis, and a huge SF fudge bar! Highly recommended. .
Brittny_A, Aug 2026
Fantastic Walking Tour
Went on this tour with my teen daughter and absolutely loved the entire experience. We had a small group and the best tour director, Mark. He is a 4th generation San Franciscan and a chef. His passion for his city and food was evident in his fabulous storytelling ability. I strongly recommend this tour.
Deirdre_W, Aug 2026
Food + walking = good time
Its a walking tour so be prepared to do a lot of walking. But also be prepared for some delicious food. Ryan was our tour guide, he was informative, engaging and friendly. I would do it again and I would recommend it to any one traveling to San Francisco.
Kathryn_E, Aug 2026
A great, diverse package tour when visiting San Fransisco.
Jules was our guide: he was informative, friendly and patient. The tour itself was a completely unforgettable experience. Muir Woods is breathtakingly beautiful and serene. It really is a must see - outstanding! The drive through Sausalito totally inspired us to revisit in our own time a day or so later. We opted for Alcatraz in the tour package, which is also a must see for very different reasons. The guided audio tour really exceeded my expectations - so thoughtfully put together. All in all a great, diverse package tour. Highly recommended.
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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.