Explore the trendy and historic Mission District of San Francisco while tasting its culinary delights, with its Spanish and Mexican influences and traditions. Begin in the lush and verdant Mission Dolores Park, popular with locals, and learn about the origins of the city dating back to the 18th century. Enjoy a piping hot Spanish empanada, or a delicious pupusa, a thick griddle-cake from El Salvador. See the Mission’s Saint Francis of Assisi building, the oldest intact building in the city, dating back to the Spanish era.

Walk around the Clarion Alley Mural Project - a public space dedicated to socially engaged and innovative art, founded by a collective of resident artists.

See one of San Francisco's largest and most well-known street art installations -MaestraPeace- at the Women's Building. Rest your legs at a seated tasting at a taquería, where you will enjoy a variety of tapas-style bites. Your tour finishes at a local panadería (bakery) where you will learn about Mexican sweetbreads and other baked foods popular with the locals of the Mission District.