Pioneer Park is a fantastic spot to begin our tour as it offers a breath-taking panorama across much of San Francisco including the iconic Golden Gate Bridge to the west.

Stunning views from the top of the Coit Tower give you the chance to admire San Francisco Bay and all its wonders.

The Beat Museum is a hidden treasure of San Francisco and one of the world’s foremost exhibitions on the Beat movement of the 1950s and 60s. The writers of the Beat Generation have influenced literature, music, and culture for decades and works derived from that era have touched the lives of many people worldwide.

For more than 50 years the Chinese Historical Society of America, or CHSA for short, has sought to preserve and promote the culture and history of Chinese-Americans.

At the cable car museum see first hand how the cable cars are powered, using decades old technology. Simply fascinating!

Fisherman's Wharf is well known as a centre for shopping, dining and entertainment but these docks have been in use for many generations by the fisherman who have made their livelihoods on the waters of the bay.

Wander to the machine gun areas, the gunners' quarters, down into the engine bowels, the rooms for the captain and all crew, eating area, and the bridge on the fascinating S.S. Jeremiah O'Brien.

Walk along the giant iconic bridge of San Francisco, the Golden Gate bridge, and admire the scenery surrounding the area.