Mission Dolores Park Tours and Tickets

San Francisco’s Mission District is home to some of the state’s most impressive street art, but unless you know where to go, you could miss out on seeing popular pieces. Explore the Mission District with a guide and stop by all the must-see spots like Balmy Alley Murals, Clarion Alley Murals, and Women’s Building Mural. Plus, you’ll also get acquainted with handicrafts and the area’s emerging food scene.

- Explore the city with San Francisco's most hilarious, imaginative and EXCITING storyteller! - Get to know these three famous neighborhoods: the Mission, the Castro and the Haight. - Enjoy original FOLKLORE and FAIRYTALES told by Clyde Always: a professional storyteller, published poet and decade-long resident of the City by the Bay. Hear about witches & pirates, hobos & hipster devils. Bring your imagination! - Get insider knowledge of the best restaurants, bars, coffeehouses, parks, shops and more. See beautiful street-art, landmarks and architecture. Experience the City like a local. - BEWARE! Some of the information presented will be highly UNBELIEVABLE. Have fun sorting the fact from the fiction. -A 2.2 mile (3.5 km) walk with no hills. One public restroom along the way. - Please note: this tour is NOT for the whole family. Script includes profanity and you might see a nudist or two. - Guaranteed to entertain, enliven and uplift. An experience you'll always remember.

Explore the streets of San Francisco on two wheels. This easy guided bike tour takes you to many of the city’s most notable neighborhoods and attractions. Pedal past the Transamerica Pyramid and through bustling North Beach; peruse the Mission and Castro districts and the Haight-Asbury, home of 1960s hippie counterculture; and visit popular sites such as Fisherman’s Wharf and AT&T Park. Your guide will provide information and history on local landmarks en route, and there’s also a stop for lunch (added cost). At the end of the tour there’s even time to do your own exploring.

Stray from the standard tourist routes while exploring two hotspot San Francisco neighborhoods on this private walking tour. Meet your local guide at Alamo Square, where you’ll see the Painted Ladies Victorian homes, and continue to the Castro, the center of the city’s LGBTQ community. Then, stop at Mission Dolores Park before checking out the Clarion Alley murals and street art.

Discover the food scene of San Francisco's Mission District on a walking tour that takes you to five food venues, from mom-and-pop shops to bakeries, where you'll enjoy tastings. Along the way, learn about the history and culture of one of the city's most popular neighborhoods from your guide.

Our San Francisco Walking Instagram Tour will take you to some of the most famous spots in San Francisco in one day by foot! If you are looking for some culture, delicious food and a ton of photos, then this is the tour for you! The morning will start with meeting your friendly guide at the Embarcadero BART Station. From there your tour will begin as you start your walk through San Francisco’s beautiful streets. This half-day tour will be packed with famous landmarks, architecture, secretly located spots and much more! ==== Full schedule 10:00 AM - Meet your guide at the Embarcadaro BART Station 10:20 AM - Get a view of Alcatraz Island from Pier 39 10:50 AM - Explore Fishermans Wharf 11:35 AM - Catch a view of the Golden Gate Bridge 12:20 PM - Explore a secret street in Mission District (Balmy Alley and Clarion Alley) 1:20 PM - Walk around Dolores Park 2:00 PM - Say bye to your guide & get dropped off at the 16th St Mission BART Station

Embark on a quest and explore the Castro area in San Francisco. Solve challenges and unlock stories on your phone, as you discover Castro Theatre, GLBT Historical Society Museum, and lesser-known places. As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready? Highlights include: • Take a walk in San Francisco and visit Harvey Milk Plaza, Twin Peaks Tavern, and lesser-known places. • Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our talented writers. • Solve clues to find local stories and hidden gems. • Discover the memorial dedicated to LGBTQ+ people who were persecuted in World War II. • Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, outdoor escape game, and treasure hunt. After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a pho

Get more out of your time in the Mission District with this private tour that offers a flexible meeting location for a stress-free experience in San Francisco. Your guide knows the area well, and packs in visits to famous street-art areas, delicious food trucks, and even a local-favorite donut shop. Plus, you’ll learn all about the Mission’s vibrant history as you go.

Explore the Castro and Mission, two of San Francisco’s coolest neighbourhoods, famous for their artsy vibe and political activism, especially the anti-war protests of the 60s and the LGBTQ campaigns of the 70s. You'll hear about Harvey Milk's role as California’s first openly gay elected official, and his legacy that over 500 LGBTQ people now hold public office in America. Whilst in the Castro your guide will tell you how residents have put a stop to demolition halted four-lane freeways and made positive in-roads in feminism and LGBTQ rights. You'll pass by many of the fun LGBTQ bars, pubs and vibrant drag show venues. The Mission District is an eclectic mix of galleries, basement bars and sizzling street food, which can be enjoyed in the lush greenery of Dolores Park. You'll be taken down Clarion Alley, famous for its vibrant urban street art and political graffiti, and follow in the footsteps of artists, activists and feminists who fight to uphold the soul of San Francisco.

Find your new favorite restaurant in San Francisco on a private food tour that takes you away from overhyped tourist traps to discover some of the best sweet and savory bites in the city. Explore vibrant multicultural neighborhoods like the Mission and the Castro, stopping at local and family-owned eateries to sample everything from pupusas and empanadas to sweet snickerdoodles and craft coffee.

Explore San Francisco like a local and let a like-minded resident craft this full-day excursion. Share your interests—anything from tasting delicious Chinese and Korean food and meandering through the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to finding the best spot for a pic of Golden Gate Bridge—and see Northern California’s City by the Bay on a personalized tour designed just for you.

Spend a morning getting to know the real SF. We meet you near the Embarcadero, in downtown, before taking the cable car to Nob Hill, with its Gold Rush era mansions. From there we take another cable car to San Francisco City Hall (or, on the weekend, the Cable Car Museum). After going inside this magnificent building, we take the historic streetcar to Castro, which is famous for its place in LGBTQ+ history. From there it's only a short walk to Mission Dolores Park, one of the nicest open spaces in San Francisco. The Mission is really the birthplace of SF - and you'll learn about it all, as well as experiencing a lovely corner of the city. Next we take the bus to Haight-Ashbury, a name that's forever associated with the hippie generation and the Summer of Love. We'll give you a tour of the neighborhood, with its beautiful murals, before your tour ends at the perfect time, and in the perfect place, for lunch.

Get the most out of your day in the City by the Bay with this 2-day, 2-tour combo package, which combines a trip to Alcatraz with a San Francisco all electric bike tour. The date you book is the date you'll visit Alcatraz Island, and get access to the former federal prison. Go on a self-guided audio tour of the grounds, and stay as long as you like during opening hours. The date prior to your Alcatraz tour, you'll enjoy a guided electric bike tour. Stop by lesser-known spots only locals know of and famous landmarks you’ll want to snap pictures of.

Why do the SF: Food + History + Art Tour? Food: From the Chinese in the 1850's, to Italians in the early 20th century, to successive waves of migration from India, Vietnam and Thailand in the last 50 years, each culture has left its mark on our culinary landscape. And we haven’t mentioned Latin America or Japan! The Mission District's food scene is very varied - and very good. History: San Francisco has a fascinating story. We start the tour at the birthplace of modern SF. We'll give you an overview of the city's history, from the dog days of the Spanish Empire, to being part of Mexico, to the Gold Rush era, through the Great Fire and up to today, as the city transforms once again. Art: We have some amazing art in the city, but the Mission District is arguably the best neighborhood for public murals. We'll visit the Clarion Alley Mural Project, as well as enjoying amazing street art like the Women's Building. * Tour starts 12 midday, Sunday * Food included

One of San Francisco’s most storied neighborhoods, the Mission District is home to off-beat sights not always apparent to independent travelers. With this small-group walking tour, visit the district’s top sights and hidden gems, including the oldest church in San Francisco, the famous “golden” fire hydrant, Victorian homes tucked away in alleyways, and the Balmy Alley murals. Don’t fret about finding a meal—stop at bakeries, taquerias, and cafes, and enjoy lunch at an Oaxacan restaurant (included).

Taste your way through San Francisco’s Mission district and learn about its culture on this small-group tour. Learn about the history of the city and the neighborhood through its colorful street art and hear ghost stories of haunted spots. Sample a variety of local foods, including tacos, pupusas, hot chocolate, and more.