Local Flavors: An Insider's Tour of San Francisco's Hidden Gems

Experience the heart of Italian-American culture in San Francisco. This vibrant neighborhood is home to authentic Italian restaurants, quirky cafes, and charming boutiques.

Spotlight San Francisco's Chinatown is a historic neighborhood known for its storied past, vibrant shopping district, world-class restaurants, and cultural events. It is the oldest Chinatown in the US and an important part of the city's diverse community. Despite facing challenges, Chinatown remains a thriving and vibrant neighborhood.

As you approach San Francisco's City Hall, you can't help but be impressed by the grand Beaux-Arts style building. The towering structure is a beautiful example of Neoclassical architecture and houses the city's government offices. Admire the golden dome and ornate details during out stop at this iconic landmark

The Mission District in San Francisco is a vibrant neighborhood with a rich Latin American cultural heritage. It is known for its colorful murals, delicious cuisine, and lively street fairs. Despite gentrification and rising housing prices, the Mission District remains a vital and beloved part of the city.

The Castro neighborhood in San Francisco is a diverse, lively, and historic community known for its LGBTQ+ activism and culture. It was home to the first openly gay elected official in the US, Harvey Milk, and remains a hub for the LGBTQ+ community today. The Castro also has a thriving small business community and is home to a diverse mix of residents.

The best panoramic view of San Francisco. Take in breath taking vista a top one of the city's tallest peaks.

Haight-Ashbury trail-blazed the counterculture movement in the 60s, and was home to many influential musicians of the time. The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Janis Joplin all called Haight-Ashbury home at some point. A popular destination for young people drawn to its free-spirited, bohemian atmosphere during those times, the neighborhood remains a staple in San Francisco

Historic row of Queen Anne Victorian homes made famous by the 90s show Full House.

Witness incredible mansions as we cruise down what's unofficially called Billionaire's Row.

Witness unbelievable views of arguably the city's most iconic landmark. Experience why the Golden Gate Bridge continues to draw people from all around the world to see an engineering marvel.

Sausalito, located just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, is a picturesque town known for its scenic views of the Bay, charming houseboat community, and lively downtown. During your visit, take a stroll along the waterfront promenade, browse the boutique shops and art galleries, and enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants offering delicious options. *LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED*

The only remaining structure from the 1915 International Exposition and one of the most beautiful landmarks in SF. You'll feel transported into some Greek myth as you stroll under the 162 ft (49 meter) rotunda.