One of San Francisco’s most popular destinations – from beautiful old shipyards, to Boudin’s Bakery and the legendary sea lions, Fisherman’s Wharf has it all.

Déclaré « l'une des 10 merveilles du monde moderne », le Golden Gate Bridge est l'un des symboles les plus emblématiques de San Francisco. Tout simplement époustouflant !

Coit Tower rises above Telegraph Hill as one of San Francisco’s most recognizable landmarks. Built in 1933, it offers panoramic views of the city and bay from its observation deck. Inside, colorful murals depict California life during the Great Depression, making it both a scenic and cultural highlight. A visit here combines history, art, and some of the best views in town.

Ancienne base militaire, aujourd'hui un magnifique parc qui comprend Crissy Field, Fort Point, le siège de Lucasfilm (George Lucas) et le musée Walt Disney.

Voted as one of the USA’s “ten great neighborhoods”, North Beach is best known as the home of Little Italy. With delicious restaurants, bakeries and cafes, it is not to be missed!

Offering one of the most scenic outlooks in all of Northern California, Pacific Heights is home to Billionaire’s Row, featuring the estates of politicians and tech titans.

Located just beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point gives you a front row seat to the San Francisco Bay. This former military fortification was used during WWII.

See where Mrs. Doubtfire (Robin Williams) was filmed.

Be driven down Lombard Street (The Crooked Street) Lombard Street is known as the “crookedest street in the world,” with eight sharp turns winding down a steep San Francisco hill. Lined with beautiful flowers and historic homes, it’s one of the city’s most photographed spots.

Bénéficiant du plus grand quartier chinois des États-Unis, cette Mecque de 24 pâtés de maisons regorge d'énergie, de nourriture incroyable et de boutiques uniques et colorées qui donnent à ce quartier son charme.

**3 Hour Tour Only** The Painted Ladies are San Francisco’s most iconic row of Victorian homes, set against the backdrop of the city skyline at Alamo Square. Nicknamed “Postcard Row,” these colorful houses are a must-see landmark, made famous in films and TV shows. Whether you’re snapping photos, relaxing in the park, or simply admiring their charm, the Painted Ladies perfectly capture San Francisco’s timeless beauty.

**3 Hour Tour Only** Union Square is the heart of downtown San Francisco where shopping, dining, art, and history meet. Known for its luxury stores, lively cafés, theaters, and iconic hotels, it’s a perfect place to stroll, people-watch, or catch a cable car

** 3 Hour Tour Only** Haight-Ashbury is San Francisco’s most colorful neighborhood, famous as the epicenter of the 1960s counterculture movement. Stroll past vintage shops, record stores, and vibrant murals while soaking in the bohemian vibe. Once home to icons like Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead, today it blends historic hippie spirit with eclectic boutiques, cafés, and street art.