Thursday, May 16

Billionaire's Row & Palace of Fine Arts Walking Tour

This tour combines the elegance of Billionaire's Row with the architectural wonder that is the Palace of Fine Arts, and much, much more!

By The Native Experience

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Thursday, May 16 · 9 - 11am PDT

Location

2355 Scott St

2355 Scott Street San Francisco, CA 94115

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

Marina and Cow Hollow Adventures!

Join me (a sixth generation San Francisco Native) for an adventure through the most beautiful corner of San Francisco.

This tour has some historic, some contemporary, ALL incredible and majestic.

We'll begin with the beautiful 360 degree views at Alta Plaza Park, before taking a leisurely stroll over to Billionaire's Row, where 6/10 houses that pay the highest property taxes in San Francisco are located.

The Lyon St Steps will take us to the Presidio and then onto the magnificence of the Palace of Fine Arts.

Learn about the history that defined this part of the City- what do the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition, the founding of the United Nations, an earthquake, and the crookedest street in the world have in common? -as we explore the charming streets lined with picturesque houses and not to mention...

VIEWS!!

VIEWS!!!!!!

Don't miss out on this one of a kind opportunity to discover the opulent architecture, scenic beauty, and historic landmarks of this iconic San Francisco neighborhood!

*For same day bookings or to request a different date/time, please contact the tour operator directly at (415)483-2480 or eric@ericcurryco.com*

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the meeting location?

We will meet at Alta Plaza Park, at the entrance at the intersection of Scott St & Pierce St. 2355 Scott St is the physical street address across the street from where we begin the tour.

How much walking is there?

We will be walking just over a mile at a leisurely space with plenty of stops. There is one medium-sized hill- otherwise the route is mostly downhill or flat, and includes approx 333 steps (not the best option for wheelchairs or strollers unfortunatley).

What if it rains?

Rain or shine, the tour goes on! If the weather is particularly bad (rare in San Francisco) tour may be rescheduled to a different date or refund offered (at the sole discretion of the operator).

Organized by

The Native Experience

I am a San Francisco Native and uphold those traditions and ideals in every tour I lead.