Wild SF Walking Tours
With a young, passionate tour guide, explore the social movements and cool neighborhoods that shaped San Francisco. You'll see stunning political street art, trace Harvey Milk's gay rights movement, and understand how feminists, Latinos, artists and activists still fight for the soul of SF.
On this tour, discover how the Castro became America's first "gayborhood," a colorful and magical place for all who identify as LGBTQQIAAPT (don't worry, they'll explain). See how Mission residents worked together to save their district in the Great Earthquake of 1906.
Funky, passionate, and artistically inclined, your guide will ensure you're fully entertained along your journey to local landmarks and hidden treasures. Learn fun facts, surprising myths, and historic stories about the beautiful City by the Bay from those who make an art out of living here. Get a glimpse of local life by checking out some of your guide's favorite sites, shops and local institutions.
In between the two tours, you'll get a 60 minute lunch break. This might be the perfect time to put your new mini-guides of each 'hood to the test. The mini-guides are full of great dining rec's, and who knows, you might even be able to squeeze in a super-quick shopping spree while you're at it. But don't be late -- you don't wanna miss the Mission!