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Map Side 2016 NO PRICES Copy A - Downtown D2 Sausalito Map N (expanded) Sausalito Bus Stop & Muir Woods Bulkley Ave Muir Woods Tour Departure # Stop Description Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus National Monument Princess St Sausalito Map Anchor B6 Fishermans Wharf Cable Car, Ghirardelli Sq, Hyde St Pier, Maritime A1 9:00am 5:00pm El Portal OUR BEST VALUE DEALS (Visitor Information Center) Museum, Aquatic Park. D1 Tracy Way Gabrielson North Beach Italian District, Restaurants, Cafes, Shopping, Bridgeway Park Spinnaker Dr A2 9:05am 5:05pm (Columbus at Lombard) Lombard Street, Washington Square Scomas Sausalito Ferry to Yacht Transamerica Pyramid Muir San Francisco Club A3 Transamerica Pyramid, Financial District, 9:10am 5:10pm Mill Chinatown, North Beach Downtown Tour (Clay at Montgomery) Beach Valley Ferry Building Ferries, Farmers Market, BART, Shopping, AT&T A4 9:15am 5:15pm (One Market St, opposite Hyatt) Park Golden Gate Bridge Tour SOMA District Moscone Center, Metreon Center, Yerba Buena Pirates A5 9:22am 5:22pm (Park Central Hotel) Gardens, Bay Bridge, SF MOMA, CalTrain Cove Union Square Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, Marin A6 9:25am 5:25pm Parks and Beach Tour (Geary St. @ Powell) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car City Hilton Hotel A7 Union Square Area Hotels, Shopping 9:30am 5:30pm (Mason St entrance to Hilton) City Hall - Civic Center City Hall, Asian Art Museum, Opera House, SF A8 9:40am 5:40pm (Corner of Fulton/Larkin) Ballet, Civic Center, Library, UN Plaza Richardson Polk Street Corridor Bay 4 Walking Tours A9 Hotels, Theaters, Restaurants 9:45am 5:45pm Downtown Tour (Corner of Polk St at Post) MARIN + Nob Hill West Hotels, Theaters, Restaurants 9:47am 5:47pm HEADLANDS A10 Golden Gate Bridge Tour 1 Hour Bike Rental Union Square Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, with purchase of 1hr A11 8:30am 5:55pm see detail (Post St @ Powell) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car map above Chinatown Gate Pagoda Gates, Financial District, Chinatown A12 8:33am 6:00pm Parks and Beach Tour (Grant St at Bush - Hotel Triton) Shopping + Restaurants, Crocker Galleria D1 VIP VIP Select Card Chinatown/Financial District Transamerica Pyramid, Portsmouth Square, A13 8:35am 6:05pm B6 (Kearny St - hilton Hotel) Fortune Cookie Factory, Chinatown Alleys San Francisco Night Tour Filbert Street Steps Levi's Plaza, Telegraph Hill, Filbert St Steps, A14 8:42am 6:12pm SAUSALITO (Sansome St at Filbert) Embarcadero, Coit Tower, Exploratorium Sausalito Tour Pier 39 California Welcome Center, Shopping, A15 8:47am 6:17pm (Front of Hard Rock Café) Restaurants, Sea Lions, Bay Cruise, Alcatraz Tour FORT Fishermans Wharf Sign S h o p p i n g , R e s t aurants, Boudins Sourdough A16 8:52am 6:22pm B5 BAKER (Taylor at Jefferson) Factory, Madame Tussauds, SF Dungeon VISTA B - Golden Gate Bridge POINT # Stop Description Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus Everything On The Fishermans Wharf Cable Car, Ghirardelli Sq, Hyde St Pier, Maritime B1 10:00am 5:00pm 3 MUIR (Visitor Information Center) Museum, Aquatic Park. WOODS NATIONAL MONUMENT Lombard Street Hotels, Motels, Marina, Union St + Chestnut St + B2 10:10am 5:10pm 2 Day Ticket (corner of Fillmore St) shopping Palace of Fine Arts Muir Woods Redwoods Tour B3 Presidio, Marina, Shopping 10:15am 5:15pm (Richardson St at Francisco) Golden Gate Bridge FISHERMAN’S B4 Hop Off to walk on/across Bridge, Fort Point 10:25am 5:25pm PIER 39 BUY TICKETS AT (South Vista Point) WHARF Golden Gate Bridge PIER 39 B5 Incredible view of San Francisco / Bridges 10:35am 5:35pm (North Vista Point) Sausalito Ferry, Sausalito Shopping, Restaurants, connection point to The MARINA Bay Cruise A15 B6 10:55am 5:55pm GREEN (behind Bank of America) Muir Woods Tour B4 B10 Jefferson The Presidio Gate Cannery Marriott Zephyr B7 Palace of Fine Arts, Walt Disney Museum 11:15am 6:15pm CRISSY FIELD Crtyd Hotel (Richardson St at Francisco) Beach Holiday A16 Fort Beach St FORT Ghirardelli A1 Holiday Inn Sheraton Lombard Street Hotels, Motels, Marina, Union St + Chestnut St Winfield Square Inn Holiday Hotel B8 11:18am 6:18pm Inn Express (corner of Fillmore St) shopping Scott PALACE OF MASON B1 North Point Marriott North Point FINE ARTS Hyatt Tuscan Lombard Street Hotels, Motels, Marina, Union St + Chestnut St Hotel Hotel National Pier 2620 B9 11:20am 6:20pm Hotel shopping MARINA Grant (corner of Gough St) Military Bay St. Cemetary Bay St. Columbus Ave Taylor Powell Ghirardelli Square Cable Car, Ghirardelli Sq, Hyde St Pier, Maritime Mason 7 B10 11:25am 6:25pm Stockton (Beach @ Polk) Museum, Aquatic Park. Hyde Kearny Cruise Francisco Terminal B7 C - Parks and Beach B3 Chestnut Chestnut B2 Larkin # Stop Description Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus TELEGRAPH Union Square Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, Lombard Lombard C1 10:00am 4:00pm PRESIDIO HILL (Powell St. @ Geary Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car B8 Hilton Hotel Greenwich B9 Greenwich Steps Greenwich C2 Union Square Area Hotels, Shopping 10:05am 4:05pm A2 (Mason St entrance to Hilton) Polk RUSSIAN Steps Levi’s Octavia City Hall - Civic Center City Hall, Asian Art Museum, Opera House, SF Filbert Franklin Filbert 17 Gough Plaza C3 10:10am 4:10pm Washington (Corner of Fulton/Larkin) Ballet, Civic Center, Library, UN Plaza HILL Square 15 Hayes Street A14 Battery C4 Shopping and Restaurants 10:15am 4:15pm Union Union NORTH Union (Hayes St at Laguna) COW HOLLOW Exploratorium Near Alamo Square BEACH C5 Painted Ladies, Victorian Homes 10:22am 4:22pm Green Green (Fell St at Pierce) Grant Jones Van Ness Van Taylor Golden Gate Park* Powell C6 *(No Stop on Sundays) Conservatory of Flowers 10:28am 4:28pm Vallejo Kearny Vallejo (JFK Drive) Leavenworth Presidio Army Golden Gate Park d eYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Montgomery C7 10:32am 4:32pm Golf Course (Outside deYoung Museum) California Academy of Sciences Broadway Broadway Tunnel Broadway PACIFIC HEIGHTS C8 Murphy Windmill Murphy Windmill, Beach Chalet, Ocean Beach, 10:42am 4:42pm Golden Gate Park SEACLIFF Pacific Pacific Pacific Front Lands End/Cliff House Sutro Baths, Lands End, Sutro Heights Park, PRESIDIO HEIGHTS Sansome C9 10:50am 4:50pm (Lands End Visitor Center) Ocean Beach Jackson Jackson Jackson CHINATOWN C10 Dutch Windmill Dutch Windmill, Beach Chalet, Ocean Beach, 11:00am 5:00pm RICHMOND A13 Golden Gate Park Washington Washington LANDS Portsmouth A3 Golden Gate Park C alifornia Academy of Sciences, deYoung Not to scale west of Octavia St. Square Hilton Maritime Plaza Sue Bierman 11:10am 5:10pm END Financial Park C11 Hyde NOB (California Academy of Sciences) Museum, Japanese Tea Garden Larkin Clay Clay Justin Herman FERRY Haight District HILL Embarcadero Shopping BUILDING C12 Shopping, Restaurants 11:17am 5:17pm Center Plaza Sausalito (Haight @ Clayton) ferry Sacramento Sacramento St Hyatt Japantown Regency Grace Battery C13 Sundance Cinema, Shopping, Restaurants 11:27am 5:27pm Cathedral HuntingtonPark Sansome Fairmont (Sundance Cinema @ Post St) Montgomery California California St Westin St Francis Hotel Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, CitySightseeing Stanford 11:40am 5:40pm Court C14 Hotel BART (Post St) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car CHINATOWN FINANCIAL A4 Pine Stuart Jones Taylor Grant Mason DISTRICT Spear D - Muir Woods San Francisco Powell Bush Main Wyndham # Stop Description Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus Cantebury SF SUTRO Marriott Sausalito Shopping, Restaurants, connection point to The Sutter A11 Beale D1 12:00pm 3:00pm BATHS 42 Hop On Hop O Stops SFD UNION A12 1st St. (behind Bank of America) Muir Woods Tour C13 A10 C14 A9 SQUARE Market Fremont Muir Woods Muir Woods National Monument C9 Post Post D2 11:00am 4:30pm BART (Parking Lot) Live Commentary on Every Bus Beresford Prescott CLIFF Donatello Maiden Ln Howard TIX Kearny Westin BAY AREA St Francis .99 .99 HOUSE Mission Golden Gate & Sausalito & Muir Woods Package - Adults $54 Child $37 Palace The Marker Clift Hotel Hotel Macys Hotel SOUTH *Hotel Pick up available for this package for 9:00am departure. Advanced reservations required. 1000+ reviews on TripAdvisor JAPANTOWN Folsom Hotel Handlery A6 BEACH *Muir Woods entrance fee not included. Adults: $10, Children 15 or under: Free O Farrell A5 2nd St. C1 Park New Montgomery Hilton Central Hotel Hotel Nikko Four Hotel Polk Polk Seasons A1 Gough Howard Departs daily: Golden Gate Park - Attractions Octavia Franklin Ellis A7 San Francisco Night Tour 6pm, 7pm in Fisherman’s Wharf - Stop A1 (7pm is May 15th - Oct 15th only) Museum of Modern Art C2 Center for Hilton Parc 55 Parc the Arts Market Zellos 4th St. Marriott Harrison 1 5 Hotel California Academy of Sciences Botanical Gardens Eddy BART Marquis W Marriott Yerba Courtyard 1st St. Great Views of the City 2 6 Leavenworth Buena Hotel M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum Conservatory of Flowers Gardens Westfield 3rd St. 3 Music Concourse 7 Kezar Stadium Turk TENDERLOIN 5th St.San FranciscoCenter Metreon Federal Golden MosconeNorth Always Live Commentary Gate Warfield 2nd St. Building Theater Theater 4 Japanese Tea Garden Museums - City Sightseeing Bus Stop Hawthorne C7 Pickwick CIVIC Hyde Golden Gate Hotel Folsom OCEAN BEACH OCEAN 5th and Mission Photo Stops Parking garage CENTER A8 MosconeWest McAllister Inter- C3 SOUTH OF Continental Harrison Herbst Hotel Walking Tour of Nob Hill Theater 7th St. CITY UN Plaza MARKET HALL John F Kennedy Dr Opera 6th St. House Library BART Walking tour of Pier 7 Mission Golf Spreckels 2nd St. Course 6 8th St. Lake C4 Bill Graham Bryant C10 Symphony Civic Hotel C6 Hall Auditorium Whitcomb 9th St. 2 Holiday Inn Bison C7 1 Civic Center 3rd St. Paddock Market Howard Transfer point between tours Walking Tour Start 4 Folsom 3 C11 Brannan Gough Franklin 10th St. Golden Gate Park 5 Polo Field 11th St. C8 Stow C5 John F Kennedy Dr Lake HAIGHT Where to buy tickets: TIX Bay Area in Union Square www.citysightseeing.us *All times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic.
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