Cow Hollow & Golden Gate Valley Library

The tolling of historic bells cast halfway around the world, a rare building type from 1861, a grand Italiante manor house, and San Francisco’s most exotic building. These and other unique experiences await you on the Cow Hollow tour.

Welcome to San Francisco

xplore Visitacion Valley, named by 18th-century Spaniards lost in the fog and part of the only local land grant deeded to an Anglo. The tour concentrates on community life – including Eichler housing, a Julia Morgan church, landscaped greenways, and more – in the “Valley of the Windmills.” Somewhat strenuous.

Maritime SF

Crissy Field and Climate Change

Dogpatch East – Past, Present, and Future Industries

Designated as a San Francisco Historic District, this colorful neighborhood has important ties to many of the city’s past commercial industries. Explore the past and present of this eclectic neighborhood in transition, from its historic working-class cottages and industrial-age relics to modern lofts.

HERstory: Women Muralists of the Mission

Bohemians And Other Unconventional Women

Come explore San Francisco’s first “suburb,” evolving from a Victorian playground to a post 1906 earthquake and fire refugee camp, to ultimately the epicenter of the San Francisco Sound during the Summer of Love, hosting Hippies, Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, Hell’s Angels and Charles Manson. Somewhat strenuous.

Beat Generation in SF: Rebels, Writers, and Visionaries

Come explore San Francisco’s first “suburb,” evolving from a Victorian playground to a post 1906 earthquake and fire refugee camp, to ultimately the epicenter of the San Francisco Sound during the Summer of Love, hosting Hippies, Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, Hell’s Angels and Charles Manson. Somewhat strenuous.

Salesforce Transit Center

1840s San Francisco and the Astonishing Legacy of America’s “First Black Millionaire”