• Union Square - A lively public square situated in the city’s center. Renowned for its dynamic ambiance, it is encircled by upscale shops, theaters, art galleries, and hotels.
• Chinatown - San Francisco’s Chinatown is among the oldest and largest in North America, providing a vibrant cultural experience. Famous for its colorful architecture, bustling markets, and traditional herbal shops, it is a place where rich history meets modern-day energy.
• Nob Hill - A renowned and upscale neighborhood, offering breathtaking views of the city and the Bay. Known for its historic mansions, luxurious hotels, and tree-lined streets, it exudes an air of old-world charm. The area is home to landmarks like Grace Cathedral and the Cable Car Museum, enhancing its unique appeal.
• San Francisco City Hall - San Francisco City Hall is a magnificent example of Beaux-Arts architecture, celebrated for its grandeur and elegance. The building features a massive dome, one of the largest globally, rising 307 feet above the city.
• Mission Dolores Park - Dolores Park is a cherished green space in San Francisco, offering stunning views of the city skyline and the iconic Mission District. Known for its vibrant and diverse atmosphere, the park is a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike, whether for picnics, outdoor sports, or simply relaxing on the grass.
• The Castro - The Castro is one of San Francisco’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods, recognized as the heart of the city’s LGBTQ+ community. Filled with colorful streets, iconic rainbow flags, and a lively atmosphere, it is a place of acceptance, inclusivity, and celebration. The area boasts an array of unique shops, trendy cafes, lively bars, and historic theaters, including the Castro Theatre, famous for its grand Art Deco design. The neighborhood has a rich history, with the 1970s being a pivotal time for LGBTQ+ activism. Today, the Castro remains a lively and welcoming destination, offering a mix of culture, pride, and community.
• Haight-Ashbury - Haight-Ashbury is a historically rich and eclectic neighborhood in San Francisco, famously known as the epicenter of the 1960s counterculture movement. This vibrant area is marked by colorful Victorian houses, quirky shops, vintage boutiques, and cozy cafes. It became a symbol of the hippie era, drawing young people seeking freedom and self-expression.
• Golden Gate Park - Golden Gate Park is a vast, scenic oasis in the heart of San Francisco, stretching over 1,000 acres. Known for its lush greenery, tranquil lakes, and winding paths, it offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
• Painted Ladies - The Painted Ladies at Alamo Square are a famous row of colorful Victorian houses in San Francisco, offering a picturesque view of the city skyline. These beautifully restored homes, with their intricate architectural details and vibrant hues, stand out against the backdrop of modern skyscrapers. Located at the edge of Alamo Square Park, the Painted Ladies have become an iconic symbol of San Francisco’s charm and history. They are often photographed with the city’s skyline in the background, making them one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city.
• Golden Gate Bridge - Spectacular views of the bridge from the visitor center - the closest view you can get!
• Lombard Street - Lombard Street, often referred to as the “crookedest street in the world,” is a renowned San Francisco landmark known for its sharp, winding curves. Situated between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets, it features eight steep hairpin turns along a one-block stretch, with lush gardens, vibrant flowers, and beautiful Victorian homes lining the road. The street’s unique design was created to reduce the steep incline, making it more manageable for vehicles. Lombard Street attracts visitors from around the globe, who come to experience the quirky, picturesque drive or simply take in the scenic views of the city and Bay from the top.
• Fisherman’s Wharf - Fisherman’s Wharf is one of San Francisco’s most famous waterfront areas, known for its lively atmosphere, seafood eateries, and scenic views. This bustling district is home to iconic attractions such as Pier 39, where visitors can enjoy shopping, dining, and watch sea lions basking in the sun. The wharf is also home to historic ships, like the USS Pampanito submarine and the Balclutha, offering a glimpse into the city’s maritime past. With its mix of street performers, waterfront views, and fresh seafood, Fisherman’s Wharf is a must-visit destination for tourists exploring San Francisco’s vibrant culture and history.
• Transamerica Pyramid - The Transamerica Pyramid is one of San Francisco’s most iconic and recognizable buildings, known for its distinctive, pyramid-shaped design.
• Twin Peaks - The best view of San Francisco!

• Waymo Autonomous Self-Driving Car Rides
• English speaking tour guide
• Cable Car Ride (optional)

• Gratuity

Discover San Francisco in a Waymo, the autonomous electric vehicle, accompanied by an expert guide! The Jaguar I-PACE offers a unique and futuristic way to experience the city, creating unforgettable memories. Initially, you might feel a bit uncertain, but within minutes, the ride becomes truly enjoyable. Be captivated by the Waymo’s advanced sensors and smooth journey, allowing you to forget there’s no driver and focus on the breathtaking views while your guide shares the vibrant and storied history of San Francisco. We’ll explore lively neighborhoods like the Castro, Mission, and Haight-Ashbury, with additional stops available upon request. Capture stunning photos of the Golden Gate Bridge and Painted Ladies. Enjoy a Cable Car ride and take short walks throughout the day for a fully immersive San Francisco experience. This trip is fully customizable and includes a one-hour break. Discover one of the world’s most dynamic cities in an innovative, memorable way with a knowledgeable guide!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.