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Blue Painted Lady Tour - Tour one of the famous "Seven Sisters" on Postcard Row

Blue Painted Lady Tour

4.1(7 reviews)
2.7 kmAlamo Square

On the plane exiting at SFO and the girl in front of us was talking about the blue painted lady…read moretour by George Horsfall. It is his private residence and tours are given everyday he is home at 4:00 for $30. George is an notable figure in the area walking his 2 golden retrievers daily. His family has owned the house for years and he hosts charity events, music recitals, movie set cast parties and dinner parties for his friend in his historical home. The decor downstairs is a blast from the past with in tact stenciling, wall paper, and turn off the century original detail. He freely shares so much history and detail of the area, historical development and decline in the area. The wealth of knowledge here is abundant. If you want to be enchanted by really good stories told by an interesting educator and learn historical information of the area, invest time in the 90 minutes with George and the magical stories about the blue painted ladies. It is time really well spent. A GREAT TOUR!

My experience was the same as K H. It's great to see such a beautiful work of art and George is…read morevery generous to share his home and time. (He shared that tours help with cost of maintenance.) It is however mostly a tour of his life and not a lot of information on the house. Since it's his home and guided, your time in each room depends on how long his story is.

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Blue Painted Lady Tour - Amazing story of the stained glass in the front parlor

Amazing story of the stained glass in the front parlor

Blue Painted Lady Tour - Exquisite family heirloom furniture throughout

Exquisite family heirloom furniture throughout

Blue Painted Lady Tour - Hand painted wallpaper, stunning

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San Francisco City Guides - Leslie in front of the Tony Bennett statue

San Francisco City Guides

4.9(286 reviews)
1.5 kmCivic Center

I have been on quite a few SF City Guides tours and I have learned some pretty cool stuff about San…read moreFrancisco and all the different neighborhoods. My favorite tours have been Chinatown, The Haight, the Fairmont Hotel, and the Rincon Center. I like that the tour guides bring their own flavor and experience to the tours. How cool is it that we can go on all these different tours for free? I like to donate online before I go on the tour. They give you the option in person but I have never felt like they were pushy or annoying about it. They have a very robust schedule with days of the week and times to fit with your life. Get out of the house and enjoy one of these tours!

Our guide Michael, wound us through the history of San Francisco's Civic Center, the surrounding…read morebuildings and plaza, and then took us through City Hall where there were several weddings (always!) happening as well as some quinceanearas with gals in their big wide dresses. The view from the 4th floor looking down toward the center was fun to see. It was also great to see pictures of Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio's marriage, as well as bronze busts of slain supervisor Harvey Milk, and former Mayor Dianne Feinstein. Michael does this tour every Tuesday @1:30pm so make sure to catch the next one!

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San Francisco City Guides - Cable Car desending down California Street past the Mark Hopkins hotel.

Cable Car desending down California Street past the Mark Hopkins hotel.

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Transamerica pyramid up close from a rooftop

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Urban Adventure Quest - Use your Smart Phone to play Urban Adventure Quest in San Francisco

Urban Adventure Quest

5.0(4 reviews)
0.8 kmSoMa, Financial District

This was so much fun! My husband, teenager and I did the Embarcadero quest (there are 2 different…read moreones in SF). It is all done on your phone...think "AMAZING RACE" where you have to solve clues/puzzles to move on. You end up seeing things that you may not have ever known about. We only paused the game once to take a snack break so it took about 2 hours not counting the break. Got to spend a lot of time outside and also got some amazing pictures along the way. Perfect for families and adults. I cannot wait to try another one in many of the cities that are available. You just purchase on your phone and start it when you get to the 1st challenge location.

This was a total blast!! Did this with my husband and teenage son. There were some key parts that…read morewe had to improvise on because of Covid. I don't want to give anything away but know that even with some unexpected closures, we were still able to get to the end and even ranked #7/30 for the last month of teams in San Francisco. It took us almost 6 hours but we did it all by walking and also did some shopping in there as well. This is such a fun way to see a city, learn a little history, and engage your brain in fun and unexpected ways. Be sure to bring a pen and paper...somethings are easier that way than on a phone. Enjoy!

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Urban Adventure Quest - Visit Chinatown on your Urban Adventure Quest in San Francisco

Visit Chinatown on your Urban Adventure Quest in San Francisco

Urban Adventure Quest - On your Urban Adventure Quest scavenger Hunt you will find clues and solve challenges

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Real San Francisco Tours

Real San Francisco Tours

3.0(4 reviews)
1.5 kmSoMa

I went to San Francisco with my boyfriend and he booked the ghost and crime tour for the Saturday…read morenight. It was a really interesting blend of true crime, history and some seriously scary ghost stories. In other words perfect entertainment for the night. The tour stopped in a historical bar midway through the tour for a quick cocktail and then ended at the oldest pub in the city. It was our first night in SF and the guide was really helpful with recommendations for the rest of our stay. We'd definitely give it 5 out of 5!

If we had any regrets about things we did during our vacation, this was it…read more We booked the Saturday night Notorious SF: Ghost and Crime Tour. Our guide, John, was extremely hard to hear (he kept moving around so if you thought you found a good spot, you'd quickly realize you did not), did not really seem to have a knack for storytelling (I was really invested in this and still had a hard time paying attention to him), and after telling him we needed to find a spot for a bathroom, he walked us several blocks to a cash only cafe that had the most claustrophobic, humid bathroom we could've found. It seems that we skipped the cocktail bar stops (or maybe they occurred once we left, which was approximately at 7:30). While six in the group stuck it out, that was the tipping point for two of us and we left the tour early. According to what was listed on the website, we were expecting something engaging, fun, and spooky: This was NOT as advertised.

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Real San Francisco Tours - Finished the tour in chinatown.

Finished the tour in chinatown.

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Chinese Culture Center: Chinatown Walking Tour - Trying longan on Ross Alley.

Chinese Culture Center: Chinatown Walking Tour

4.8(22 reviews)
0.6 kmFinancial District

Very informative walking tour, even for a San Francisco native. Our group was very small (8 total,…read moreincluding our docent, Lois) compared to the other Chinatown walking tour groups that we saw along the way. Our docent customized the tour to what each person of the group wanted to hear/learn more about which I thought was very cool. Our tour was also accompanied by print outs of articles and photographs which were helpful aids. Though they say to arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the tour to check in, on Saturdays, when the tour begins at 10am, it is not quite as necessary to arrive earlier. The Chinese Culture Center is not open until 10am and the docents don't arrive until 10am either. We parked at Portsmouth ($4/hour) since we wanted to arrive earlier to check-in, but we actually had enough time to park at the (farther) garage that the Chinese Culture Center validates.

Fun and Informative! We're San Franciscan natives and some friends decided to take this tour…read morethrough the Chinese Culture Center. Esther, the docent, had in-depth knowledge of the history, culture and struggles of Chinese in America! She provided us with many "gems" and "tidbits" of history that we were not even aware of, i,e., learning what living in an *'8x8ft" Single Room Occupancy (SRO) would be like (-wow), visiting the oldest temple in Chinatown, various plaques in and around and on the streets in Chinatown. We had a great time and we recommend taking the 2 hour Chinatown Walking Tour through the Chinese Culture Center!!

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Chinese Culture Center: Chinatown Walking Tour - In front of a mural the Culture Center created with local youth.

In front of a mural the Culture Center created with local youth.

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A family that learns together.....

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San Francisco Historical Society - Entrance 8/29/25

San Francisco Historical Society

4.6(5 reviews)
0.6 kmFinancial District

This is a great place to spend about an hour learning about the history of San Francisco. If you…read morehave friends or relatives visiting who like museums or learning about local history, this is the place to bring them. The museum was renovated about a year ago. Displays from the Wells Fargo museum, which is now closed, are now shown here. Many people don't know that during the Gold Rush, sailors left their ships so that they could prospect for gold. This left many abandoned vessels in the Bay, which became landfill for many areas of the city. There is a picture that shows the abandoned ships and a map of where many known ships are buried today. The docents are really nice, and do a great job of explaining this and other interesting historical information about the City and the Mint that was located at the building. Admission is free, and donations are encouraged. If you like learning about the City, this is a great place to visit.

We went on a tour of the Palace Hotel by the SF Historical Society and it was great. Very informed…read moreand interesting. We knew a fair amount about the hotel but definitely learned more. A lot of SF history there. We also heard a lecture two weeks ago about the Ferry building that was excellent. I definitely recommend joining this group and visiting their museum and events. Informative and fun.

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8/29/25

San Francisco Historical Society - Ancient ruins.

Ancient ruins.

San Francisco Historical Society - See you here soon.

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