<1 Day> [City Deep Series | Group of 2] San Francisco City Tour: Golden Gate Bridge + Fisherman’s Wharf + Lombard Street + San Francisco Deep Dive

Itinerary Highlights ⭐ All essential attractions in San Francisco are included. Professional guides will take you through the charm of the Bay Area! San Francisco is surrounded by water on three sides and consists of over 50 hills. Visit the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, known as the "impossible bridge," one of the landmarks on the U.S. West Coast. Explore the bustling Fisherman’s Wharf and take a cruise to enjoy the beauty of San Francisco Bay. Lombard Street, one of the world's most winding streets, will leave you enchanted. Don’t miss City Hall, Twin Peaks, Chinatown, and Treasure Island. Itinerary: Golden Gate Bridge (45 minutes) → Palace of Fine Arts (30 minutes) → Lombard Street (45 minutes) → Fisherman’s Wharf (2.5 hours, bay cruise available at own expense) → San Francisco Deep Dive San Francisco Deep Dive Details: St. Mary’s Cathedral (30 minutes) → City Hall (40 minutes) → Twin Peaks (25 minutes) → Treasure Island (passing by) 📌 Golden Gate Bridge The Golden Gate Bridge is a landmark structure of San Francisco and one of the world’s most famous bridges—an engineering marvel of the modern era. The bridge spans over 1,900 meters across the Golden Gate Strait in California, constructed with over 100,000 tons of steel, taking four years to complete at a cost of $35.5 million. Opened in 1937, it is 2 kilometers long with six lanes, making it one of the largest single-span suspension bridges in the world and widely regarded as a symbol of San Francisco. Its design is majestic yet simple. Painted in International Orange, it stretches across the blue sea and white waves. When the lights come on at night, it resembles a giant dragon soaring into the sky, enhancing the city’s nighttime scenery. During the Gold Rush, this bridge was seen as a gateway to the gold fields, hence its name, the Golden Gate Bridge. 📌 Fisherman’s Wharf Fisherman’s Wharf originated as a well-known tourist spot in San Francisco, initially a harbor for Italian fishermen. As fishery production declined, it gradually transformed into a unique leisure and sightseeing destination, becoming one of San Francisco’s symbols. Many other places around the world adopted the term "Fisherman’s Wharf" from here. It generally covers the area from Ghirardelli Square along San Francisco’s northern waterfront to Pier 35, with Pier 39 being particularly famous. Numerous shopping centers and restaurants are located in the convenient Fisherman’s Wharf area, many offering various seafood delicacies such as Dungeness crab and clam chowder. Attractions in the area include the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Ghirardelli Square, and the Musee Mecanique. Major events such as the Independence Day (July 4th) fireworks display are also held here. 📌 Lombard Street Lombard Street is located in San Francisco and runs between Hyde Street and Leavenworth Street. It is one of the most crooked streets in the United States, featuring eight sharp hairpin turns over a short stretch, posing a real challenge to drivers. This often results in cars lining up bumper-to-bumper, contributing to the street’s nationwide fame. The street is lined with flowers and plants: hydrangeas in spring, roses in summer, and chrysanthemums in autumn, creating a vibrant floral display. From the upper part of the street, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Bay Bridge and Coit Tower. If you prefer not to drive, you can walk along the sidewalks on either side to enjoy the beautiful scenery. San Francisco City Hall San Francisco City Hall is the government office building at the center of San Francisco, showcasing a distinct Beaux-Arts architectural style. Its dome, inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, is even taller than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., ranking fifth in size among domes worldwide. The current City Hall replaced the original building destroyed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. For architecture enthusiasts, the site offers an undeniable visual feast. 📌 Twin Peaks Twin Peaks in San Francisco are two hills rising approximately 270 meters above sea level. Early Spanish settlers nicknamed them "the breasts of an Indian maiden" due to their shape. They are among the few remaining natural hills within the city and are renowned for their 360-degree panoramic views. As two major vantage points in San Francisco, they are encircled by an "8"-shaped road. The summit viewing platform, unobstructed by dense trees, provides an unimpeded view of the city’s beauty. From atop the peaks, the bustling cityscape and charming bay scenery will captivate you, especially at night: Market Street appears to stretch endlessly into the bay, while the undulating city unfolds below, with both the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge clearly visible. 📌 San Francisco Bay San Francisco Bay, located in western California, is nearly entirely surrounded by land. Formed by submerged river valleys, it connects to the Pacific Ocean via the Golden Gate. It extends 97 kilometers in length and ranges from 5 to 19 kilometers in width, making it one of the finest natural harbors in the world. The bay contains several islands, with major cities like San Francisco and Oakland surrounding it, connected by smaller towns via the Bay Area Rapid Transit system. To experience the scenic beauty of San Francisco Bay, drive across the magnificent, sunset-orange Golden Gate Bridge to fully appreciate the bay’s splendor. Then head north through the picturesque Sausalito, following signs for the "Bay Model," leading to a large brown building on the shore of Richardson Bay. Inside lies the San Francisco Bay and Delta Tidal Hydraulic Model. Instructions How to Use * Departure Locations: a. Opposite Union Square in San Francisco, in front of Macy's; 291 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94102; b. San Francisco City Hall: 1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Pl, San Francisco, CA 94102 Cost Information What's Included 1. Professional tour vehicle with commercial insurance; 2. Professional driver-guide service. * Children are charged the same rate as adults What's Not Included 1. Transportation to and from your departure point; 2. Mandatory gratuity for guide and driver: $15 per person per day, calculated based on the number of booked days, same for adults and children; 3. Personal expenses (such as meals, phone calls, pay TV, and all other personal costs); 4. Mandatory and optional activities during the tour; 5. Any other costs not listed under "What's Included." Booking Notes Important Reminders 1. Credit card payment reminder: * If you choose to pay in USD via credit card and later voluntarily cancel your booking for a full refund, a 3% credit card processing fee of the total order amount will be incurred. 2. If you need to book flights, we recommend doing so only after receiving our trip confirmation email. Your booking is typically confirmed within 1–2 business days. Please schedule your flight and itinerary accordingly to avoid missing your flight. Arrive at the airport at least two hours before departure to avoid congestion and delays in check-in procedures. 3. Always fasten your seatbelt when flying, to ensure safety during turbulence. 4. Please arrive at the pickup location in advance. Pickup and drop-off times are approximate. Delays may occur due to special circumstances (such as weather, road construction, strikes, mountain closures, or vehicle issues), and we appreciate your understanding. The order and details of the itinerary may be adjusted based on your departure time, so please follow the guide’s arrangements on the day of the tour. 5. Smoking is strictly prohibited in hotel rooms unless otherwise specified. Violators may be fined $300 or more by the hotel (subject to hotel policy), and this cost will be borne entirely by the guest; we are not responsible. Always lock your room door with the safety latch; do not hang clothes on lamps; if the fire alarm sounds, exit immediately via the emergency exit. Each hotel room is equipped with one or two beds; for triple or quad occupancy requiring extra beds, please consult the hotel front desk directly. (Some products do not support quad occupancy; refer to pricing details.) 6. The group must stay together. If you wish to leave the group temporarily, please obtain the guide’s permission to prevent accidents. During nighttime or free time, if you plan to go out independently, inform your guide or fellow travelers and pay extra attention to safety. Exercise caution when walking on snowy or steep paths. Always observe rules and warnings at tourist sites, restaurants, hotels, amusement facilities, and other locations. Bring your own medication for stomach issues, colds, motion sickness, and any personal prescription drugs. 7. Tour prices may be adjusted during holidays such as Christmas, New Year, Independence Day, Labor Day, or other long weekends. Please confirm in advance before booking. 8. Spring and Summer: Wear light, comfortable clothing and shoes. Fall and Winter: Dress warmly with heavy clothing and insulated footwear. 9. Quwan Travel Tips: To protect your personal property, we recommend carrying valuables with you at all times and avoiding leaving them unattended in buses, hotels, attractions, or restaurants. In case of theft under any circumstances or at any location resulting in personal loss, the local operator, driver, or guide will not assume any responsibility. Please be aware. Guests with special health conditions (elderly, pregnant, disabled, or those with medical conditions) should only join tours if their physical condition permits. Any sudden medical conditions or relapses caused by personal reasons will not be the responsibility of the local operator, driver, or guide. Please be informed. 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