Walking tours in San Francisco are led by local guides and follow a set route on foot. San Francisco's walking tours climb its hills and cross its neighbourhoods, from Chinatown and North Beach to the waterfront and the streets towards the Golden Gate. Compare tours by length, number of stops, group size, language and meeting area, all listed on each tour page.
Most last two to three hours. The tour page shows the length and the route.
Most routes are flat or gently sloping and stop often. The tour page lists the distance and any steps, so check it before you book.
Many tours run in English, and some in other languages. The tour page states the language of the guide.
Both are offered. The trip page states whether the tour is private or shared and how large the group is.
Tours run all year and in most weather. Spring and autumn are mild for walking, while summer afternoons can be hot, so a morning start is often easier.
