Pass Castro Theatre, Harvey Milk Plaza, Twin Peaks Tavern, Toad Hall, 549 Castro Street, Mission Dolores Park and more as you're guided by this app to download on your mobile to enjoy.

This tour starts at Mission San Francisco de Asis (also known as Mission Dolores), one of the oldest buildings in San Francisco. The chapel is home to beautiful religious art, and this tour will explore the rich history. Explore Mission Dolores Park, one of the most popular and lively parks in San Francisco. Pass Father Hidalgo’s statute making your way to see the Golden Fire Hydrant. This fire hydrant located at Church St. & 20th was the only functioning hydrant during the 1906 earthquake and fire, and saved the Mission building from destruction. Sample some typical Oaxacan cuisine before viewing more of this vibrant and bustling community. Your tour guide will show you the amazing Balmy Alley. On this famous Mission District Street, you will be amazed by an extensive collection of murals. Most of them are an expression of outrage over human rights violations and political abuses in Central America.

Spend a morning getting to know the real SF. We meet you near the Embarcadero, in downtown, before taking the cable car to Nob Hill, with its Gold Rush era mansions. From there we take another cable car to San Francisco City Hall (or, on the weekend, the Cable Car Museum). After going inside this magnificent building, we take the historic streetcar to Castro, which is famous for its place in LGBTQ+ history. From there it's only a short walk to Mission Dolores Park, one of the nicest open spaces in San Francisco. The Mission is really the birthplace of SF - and you'll learn about it all, as well as experiencing a lovely corner of the city. Next we take the bus to Haight-Ashbury, a name that's forever associated with the hippie generation and the Summer of Love. We'll give you a tour of the neighborhood, with its beautiful murals, before your tour ends at the perfect time, and in the perfect place, for lunch.