San Francisco City Tour in EV Volkswagen Van

Key facts

What's included

Itinerary

1. Stop 1 Pass by

   We will drive past Union Square after pickup at 427 Post St.

2. Stop 2 Pass by

   The San Francisco Ferry Building is a beautifully restored historic landmark that once served as the city's primary transportation hub. Today, it's a vibrant marketplace showcasing local artisan food vendors and restaurants, offering a taste of the Bay Area's diverse culinary scene.

3. Stop 3 Pass by

   San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese enclave outside of Asia. This vibrant neighborhood offers a rich blend of culture, history, and bustling markets, showcasing authentic Chinese traditions and cuisine.

4. Stop 4 Pass by

   San Francisco's "Little Italy," North Beach, is a historic neighborhood known for its bohemian past, Italian-American heritage, lively cafes, and literary landmarks. It offers a vibrant atmosphere with a mix of old-world charm and trendy spots.

5. Stop 5 Pass by

   Drive down the center of Lombard Street. Famous for its steep, winding road with sharp hairpin turns and beautiful landscaping. It is a picturesque and iconic San Francisco attraction. Its unique design and floral displays make it a must-see spot for visitors.

6. Stop 6

   A monumental structure originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, the Palace of Fine Arts features a grand rotunda, colonnades, and a lagoon, showcasing Roman-inspired architecture. It's a beloved San Francisco landmark and a popular venue for events and photography.

   5 minutes

7. Stop 7

   An iconic symbol of San Francisco and California, the Golden Gate Bridge is a majestic suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate Strait, renowned for its striking international orange color, art deco design, and breathtaking views. It's a marvel of engineering and a must-see for any visitor.

   10 minutes

8. Stop 8 Pass by

   A former military base turned national park, the Presidio boasts stunning natural beauty, historical landmarks, hiking trails, and panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the city. It offers a unique blend of history, recreation, and scenic landscapes.

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   Housed in a neoclassical building overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge, the Legion of Honor is a fine arts museum with a collection spanning European art from antiquity to the 20th century. Its impressive architecture and location provide a dramatic and cultural experience.

10. Stop 10

    Offering rugged cliffs, hiking trails, and dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean and the Golden Gate Bridge, Lands End is a scenic natural area on the northwestern edge of San Francisco. It's a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking stunning coastal scenery.

    10 minutes

11. Stop 11 Pass by

    Ocean Beach stretches along San Francisco’s western edge, offering three miles of wide sandy shoreline where the Pacific meets the city. Known for its dramatic waves, sunsets, and cool breezes, it’s a favorite spot for surfers, dog walkers, and bonfire gatherings. With the iconic Cliff House nearby, it’s one of the best places to experience the city’s wild, natural beauty.

12. Stop 12 Pass by

    Known as the birthplace of the 1960s counterculture movement, Haight-Ashbury is a historic district with colorful Victorian houses, vintage shops, and a bohemian vibe. It remains a symbol of free expression and alternative lifestyles.

13. Stop 13

    Offering panoramic 360-degree views of San Francisco, the Bay Area, and the Pacific Ocean, Twin Peaks are two prominent hills located near the center of the city. Their elevated position provides some of the most spectacular vistas in the region.

    10 minutes

14. Stop 14 Pass by

    A historic hub of LGBTQ+ culture and activism, the Castro District is a vibrant and welcoming neighborhood known for its rainbow flags, lively nightlife, and inclusive atmosphere. It's a symbol of diversity and a center for community and celebration.

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    A large, sunny park in the Mission District, Mission Dolores Park is a popular gathering place for locals and visitors, offering green spaces, picnic areas, and views of the city skyline. It's known for its relaxed atmosphere and cultural events.

16. Stop 16 Pass by

    The oldest intact building in San Francisco, Mission Dolores, is a historic Spanish mission founded in 1776, showcasing California's colonial past. Its adobe architecture and religious significance make it an important cultural and historical site.

17. Stop 17

    A hilltop park, Alamo Square is famous for its stunning views of the city and the "Painted Ladies," a row of colorful Victorian houses. This iconic location is a popular spot for picnics, photos, and enjoying San Francisco's scenery.

    10 minutes

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    San Francisco City Hall is a Beaux-Arts masterpiece, completed in 1915, with one of the tallest domes in the world—higher than the U.S. Capitol. Inside, its grand rotunda and sweeping marble staircases make it a favorite spot for weddings, events, and film scenes. As the heart of civic life, it’s both a working government building and one of the city’s most stunning landmarks.

19. Stop 19 Pass by

    One of the largest urban parks in the world, Golden Gate Park spans over 1,000 acres and offers a diverse array of attractions, including gardens, museums, lakes, and recreational activities. It's a green oasis in the city, providing a wide range of experiences for visitors of all ages.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the starting point

On the northeast corner of Columbus Ave, outside the Hotel Caza. It will be marked with a white sign designating it as a specific tour bus loading area.

Cancellation & confirmation