San Francisco City Guides: Walking Tour Schedule. Saturday. November 4. North Beach. It's where food, culture, colorful history, and unexpected views all intersect- an Italian "urban village" that was once the center of bohemian society. Meet at 6. 66 Filbert Street on the steps of Saints Peter and Paul Church, across from Washington Square.

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Public transportation: MUNI lines 3. Parking: city garage - 7. Vallejo, between Stockton and Powell. Mission Murals. See the colorful people's art of the Mission District, one of San Francisco's largest ethnic communities. Meet at Precita and Harrison, behind Flynn Elementary School. Public transportation: MUNI lines 1.

Ferry Building. Enjoy an hour- long walk on the rise, tragic fall, and modern rebirth of one of San Francisco's most renowned historic landmarks. Visit a contemporary swirl of shops and learn the history of ferries, freeways and quakes. Meet at the foot of the stairs at the front entrance, Market and Embarcadero. Meet at the main entrance, near the stairs to the 2nd Floor. Public transportation: MUNI F/Market, 1.

Mission; MUNI Metro/BART Embarcadero Station. Watch Darkroom Online Full Movie. Lots of stairs; elevator available. Chinatown. Explore local alleys and walk among sites of temples and tongs, and shops of joss, dim sum, herbs; learn some colorful history and stories from the oldest Chinatown in the US. Meet inside Portsmouth Square Park, PARK LEVEL, in front of Parking Garage Elevators adjacent corner of Walter U.

Lum Pl. & Washington St. Public transportation: MUNI lines 1, 3. Omni Hotel Walk. Starting from the lobby of the Omni Hotel enjoy one of City Guides popular downtown tours. Each week take a surprise tour that could include Chinatown, Embarcadero Skyway or Gold Rush City. Pokemon Johto League Champions Episodes Dailymotion more. California Street (at Montgomery)1.

Palace Of Fine Arts/Marina Discover one of the most romantic spots in San Francisco, and the site of the 1. Panama Pacific International Exposition.

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Learn of this fabulous fair and beloved building while you enjoy today's historic Marina district. Meet at the corner of Bay and Lyon Sts. Public transportation: MUNI lines 2. San Francisco: Paris Of The Pacific. Gold Rush San Francisco had a large population of French Parisians. Their influence, abilities, and taste for the finer things of life helped San Francisco to blossom almost overnight from the mud of Yerba Buena Cove into a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city. Meet at the corner of Clay and Montgomery at Transamerica Pyramid.

Pacific Heights Mansions. Walk past palatial homes and consulates in Pacific Heights- -mansions used as the Japanese and German consulates in 1. Learn of Victorian lifestyles and earthquake refugees. Meet in Alta Plaza Park, atop the stairs above Pierce & Clay Sts.

Public transportation: MUNI lines 3, 1, 2. Landmark Victorians Of Alamo Square. See some of the city's most opulent and carefully restored 'Painted Ladies' including the world famous Postcard Row.

You will also be treated to breathtaking panoramic views from the Alamo Square Historic District. Meet in front of 8. Grove Street. Public transportation: MUNI lines 2.

Castro: Tales Of The Village. Explore a neighborhood you thought you knew. What was once dairy farms and dirt roads is now one of the city's most vibrant and cohesive communities. Stairs and steep hills.

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Meet near the giant rainbow flag - southwest corner of Market and Castro Streets, upper level of Harvey Milk Plaza. Muni K, L, M, Castro Station. Coit Tower Murals. Murals- -some controversial- -created by 2. California's leading artists of the 1. Great Depression, landscapes, farm workers, industries, a stylish soiree, and vibrant city life. Meet at the main entry of Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill.

No parking. Public transportation: MUNI line 3. Japanese Tea Garden. Join us for a stroll through this five- acre world- famous garden. Learn about the icons of the Garden and the family that lived there. Admission to garden required except on the Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9: 3. Meet just inside the entrance to the garden.

Presidio: From Military Post to Earthquake Refuge to National Park. Learn about the Presidio from its critical role in the 1. National Park System. Allow extra time before or after your walk to stop in at the newly renovated Officers' Club on the Main Post. Meet near the entrance to the Officer's Club, 5.

Moraga Avenue, on the Main Post. Click here to get the details on the free shuttle from downtown SF to the Presidio. Telegraph Hill Stairway Hike. Enjoy views of the bay and semi- tropical gardens along the Filbert Steps while learning about Coit Tower, quarrying, castles, parrots, 1.

Meet at the Marconi Monument, opposite 2. Lombard, at the intersections of Lombard, Kearny and Telegraph Hill Blvd. Best approach is on Lombard from the west (North Beach). NOTE: Because of intervening cliffs, it is NOT possible to reach the Marconi Monument on Lombard from the east (Embarcadero) or on Kearny from the north (Fisherman's Wharf). Tour ends at Union and Montgomery. Fort Mason To Aquatic Park. This remarkable walk along the northern waterfront includes unique views and exciting accounts of many of the most important events of San Francisco history, including the Spanish era, military changes, Civil War times, 1.

Earthquake, PPIE, the astonishing development of the GGNRA and the saga of Aquatic Park. Incomparable vistas adjacent to the last unaltered bit of SF coast! Meet at NW corner of Van Ness & Bay. Silent Film San Francisco. San Francisco's connection with the movies goes back more than 1. From iconic locations to obscure alleys, San Francisco was the setting for hundreds of silent films from the 1.

Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Mary Pickford, Lon Chaney and Rudolph Valentino. Many of its native sons and daughters became famous in front of and behind the camera as the silent era peaked in the 1. Join us on a walk through the Barbary Coast, Chinatown, the Financial District and Union Square and learn about an eccentric photographer, a golden molar, the first Hispanic movie star, the influence of anti- Chinese laws, and the greatest scandal of the silent era. Tour starts at the southeast corner of Pacific Ave and Kearny St., across from "The Station" Cafe. Land's End: Sutro Heights.

In sunshine or fog, experience the dramatic wind swept vistas where San Francisco meets the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy Sutro Heights Park, Mayor Sutro's gift to the public, and see the ruins of his gigantic baths.

Somewhat strenuous. Meeting at the entrance gate to Sutro Heights Park on Point Lobos Avenue close- by the 4. Avenue traffic light. Mission Bay: Hidden Waters. From placid waters fished by ancient peoples to the biggest construction project in San Francisco since 1. Mission Bay has been incredible. Gain a unique perspective on the area, and discover a hidden park and a forgotten creek.

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Van Ness. Sunday. November 5. 10: 0. Cow Hollow. The tolling of historic bells cast halfway around the world, a rare building type from 1. Italiante manor house, and San Francisco's most exotic building. These and other unique experiences await you on the Cow Hollow tour. Meet at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Van Ness and Green. Public transportation: MUNI lines 4.

Castro: Tales Of The Village. Explore a neighborhood you thought you knew. What was once dairy farms and dirt roads is now one of the city's most vibrant and cohesive communities. Stairs and steep hills. Meet near the giant rainbow flag - southwest corner of Market and Castro Streets, upper level of Harvey Milk Plaza.

Muni K, L, M, Castro Station. Mission Dolores Neighborhood. Venture through a history- rich area of the famous Mission district. Learn about the neighborhood's Spanish mission, its miraculous survival from the 1. Native Americans and the first Europeans to present- day techies have shaped its unique identity.