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Most Popular Package Adult Child Downtown Tour $32.99 $21.99 D2 Sausalito Map N Muir Woods (expanded) Sausalito Bus Stop & # Stop Descripton Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus Bulkley Ave Muir Woods Tour Departure Natonal Monument Princess St Adult Child Sausalito Map Anchor C3 Fishermans Wharf Sign S h o p p i ng, Restaurants, Boudins Sourdough Factory, Downtown Tour A1 9:15am 4:45pm El Portal (Taylor at Jefferson) Madame Tussauds, SF Dungeon D1 $52.99 $29.99 Bridgeway Tracy Way Gabrielson Fishermans Wharf Cable Car, Ghirardelli Sq, Hyde St Pier, Maritme Park Spinnaker Dr A2 9:20am 4:50pm (Visitor Informaton Center) Museum, Aquatc Park. Scomas Sausalito Muir Ferry to Yacht City Tour Valid for 24 Hrs North Beach Italian District, Restaurants, Cafes, Shopping, Lombard Mill San Francisco Club Child: 5-11 yrs A3 9:23am 4:53pm Beach (Columbus at Lombard) St Valley Washington Sq. Park St Peter and Paul Cathedral, Cafes, Shopping, A4 9:25am 4:55pm (Columbus at Union) Washington Square Park Pirates Transamerica Pyramid Transamerica Pyramid, Financial District, Chinatown, A5 9:28am 4:58pm Cove (Clay at Montgomery) North Beach Marin Union Square South Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, City MOST POPULAR PACKAGE A6 8:35am 5:05pm (Geary St @ Powell) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car Hilton Hotel A7 Union Square Area Hotels, Shopping 8:38am 5:08pm (Mason St entrance to Hilton) Richardson Downtown Tour Union Square North Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, Adult Child A8 8:42am 5:12pm Bay (Post St @ Powell) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car 4 Walking Tours MARIN + $62.99 $37.99 Chinatown Gate Pagoda Gates, Financial District, Chinatown Shopping + A9 8:48am 5:18pm (Grant St at Bush - Hotel Triton) Restaurants, Crocker Galleria HEADLANDS City Tour Hyat Regency A10 Ferries, Farmers Market, BART, Shopping, AT&T Park 8:55am 5:25pm see detail 1hr Bike Rental Save (Outside main entrance) map above + with purchase of 1hr Pier 15 - Exploratorium Exploratorium, Levi's Plaza, Telegraph Hill, Filbert St Sausalito Tour A11 9:05am 5:30pm (Not Serviced on cruise ship days) Steps, Embarcadero, Coit Tower D1 $$$$ Pier 35 VIP VIP Select Card Valid for 48 Hrs A12 Not serviced when Cruise Ship at Pier 35 9:10am 5:35pm C3 + (Cruise Terminal) Night Tour Child: 5-11 yrs Pier 39 California Welcome Center, Shopping, Restaurants, Sea A13 9:13am 5:38pm SAUSALITO (Front of Hard Rock Café) Lions, Bay Cruise, Alcatraz Tour Adult Child FORT City Tour $52.99 $29.99 C2 BAKER VISTA # Stop Descripton Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus POINT Fishermans Wharf B1 Visitor Center, Cable Car, Hyde St Pier 9:00am 5:00pm Adult Child (Visitor Informaton Center) Add an extra day to our most popular package Ghirardelli Square Ghirardelli Sq, Maritme Museum, Aquatc Park, $77.99 $47.99 B2 9:05am 5:05pm (North Point @ Larkin) Municipal Pier 33 for only $15 Lombard Street B3 Hotels, Motels, Marina, Union St + Chestnut St shopping 9:09am 5:09pm Valid for 72 Hrs (Townhouse Motel) Child: 5-11 yrs Lombard Street B4 Hotels, Motels, Marina, Union St + Chestnut St shopping 9:12am 5:12pm (corner of Fillmore St) Palace of Fine Arts See back B5 Palace of Fine Arts, Presidio, Marina, Shopping 9:14am 5:14pm See back (Richardson St at Francisco) FISHERMAN’S PIER 39 Golden Gate Bridge BUY TICKETS AT B6 Hop Off to walk on/across Bridge, Fort Point 9:25am 5:25pm WHARF (South Vista Point) A13 PIER 39 deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, California Sausalito Golden Gate Park B1 Ferry, B21 B7 9:40am 5:40pm MARINA Bay Cruise (Outside deYoung Museum) Academy of Sciences *(No Stop on Sundays) GREEN Jefferson A12 Golden Gate Park The B7X This stop replaces stops B7, B8 and B9 on Sundays 9:38am* 5:38pm* Cannery Marriot Zephyr B20 (*SUNDAY ONLY Fulton @ 8th) CRISSY FIELD Crtyd Hotel Beach California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Fort PALACE OF Ghirardelli Holiday A1 Golden Gate Park Winfield Beach St FORT Square Holiday Inn Sheraton B8 9:43am 5:43pm FINE ARTS Inn Holiday Hotel (California Academy of Sciences) Japanese Tea Garden *(No Stop on Sundays) Scot MASON Inn Express A2 North Point North Point Marriot Hyat Tuscan Golden Gate Park Hotel Hotel Conservatory of Flowers *(No Stop on Sundays) 9:46am 5:46pm Natonal Pier 2620 B9 MARINA Hotel (JFK Drive) Military Bay St. Bay St. Grant Stockton B2 Powell Cemetary Mason Haight District Golden Gate Park, Shopping, Restaurants, Haight Columbus Ave 7 B10 9:49am 5:49pm Hyde Cruise (Haight @ Stanyan) Ashbury Francisco St. Kearny Francisco Terminal Haight District Taylor B11 Shopping, Restaurants, Haight Ashbury 9:51am 5:51pm (Haight @ Clayton) B5 Chestnut Chestnut Near Alamo Square B4 B3 Larkin B12 Painted Ladies, Victorian Homes 9:56am 5:56pm TELEGRAPH (Divisadero @ Hayes) Lombard Lombard City Hall - Civic Center City Hall, Asian Art Museum, Opera House, SF Ballet, HILL B13 10:09am 6:09pm PRESIDIO (Corner of Fulton/Larkin) Civic Center, Library, UN Plaza Greenwich A3 Greenwich Steps Greenwich Hilton Hotel Union Square Area Hotels, Shopping, Theaters 10:14am 6:14pm Polk B14 RUSSIAN Steps Levi’s Octavia (O'Farrell St Entrance) Filbert Franklin Filbert 17 Gough Plaza Washington Market St Market St, Cable Car Turnaround, Westield Shopping HILL Square 10:17am 6:17pm COW HOLLOW B15 Mall, Chinatown, Hotels B19 Batery (Grant @ O'Farrell) Union Union NORTH Union Exploratorium Union Square Premier Shopping District, Half Price TIX, B16 8:20am 6:20pm A4 BEACH (Geary St @ Powell) Art Galleries, Hotels, Theaters, Cable Car Green GreenA11 Pagoda Gates, Financial District, Chinatown Shopping + Chinatown Gate 8:27am 6:27pm Grant Jones Van Ness Van Taylor B17 Kearny (Grant St at Bush - Hotel Triton) Restaurants, Crocker Galleria Vallejo Vallejo Leavenworth Chinatown/Financial District Transamerica Pyramid, Portsmouth Square, Fortune Presidio Army Powell B18 8:32am 6:32pm Montgomery (Kearny St - hilton Hotel) Cookie Factory, Chinatown Alleys Golf Course Broadway Broadway Tunnel Broadway Filbert Street Steps Levi's Plaza, Telegraph Hill, Filbert St Steps, PACIFIC HEIGHTS B19 8:42am 6:42pm (Sansome St at Filbert) Embarcadero, Coit Tower, Exploratorium SEACLIFF Pacific Pacific Pacific PRESIDIO HEIGHTS Front Pier 35 Sansome B20 Not serviced when Cruise Ship at Pier 35 8:45am 6:45pm (Cruise Terminal) Jackson Jackson Jackson Pier 39 California Welcome Center, Shopping, Restaurants, Sea B21 8:48am 6:48pm Not to scale west of Octavia St. B18 (Front of Hard Rock Café) Lions, Bay Cruise, Alcatraz Tour Washington Washington Portsmouth LANDS Square Hilton Maritme Plaza Sue Bierman Adult Child Financial Park Hyde NOB END Larkin 99 99 Lake Clay Clay Sausalito Tour $32. $21. Justn Herman RICHMOND DISTRICT HILL Embarcadero FERRY Shopping Center Plaza BUILDING Sausalito # Stop Descripton Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus CHINATOWN ferry Sacramento Sacramento St Hyat Regency Golden Gate Bridge Best View of Golden Gate Bridge, Walk on/across A5 H6 Grace Batery C1 9:30am 4:30pm Cathedral HuntngtonPark Sansome (South Vista Point) Bridge, Fort Point, Visitor Center, Cafes, Restrooms Fairmont Montgomery California St California A10 Stanford Golden Gate Bridge Court BART C2 View of San Francisco / Bridges 9:45am 4:45pm Hotel (North Vista Point) Over 1000 FINANCIAL Bus Live Pine Stuart Jones Shopping, Restaurants, connecton point to The Muir Taylor Powell Sausalito Mason DISTRICT C3 10:00am 5:00pm Spear (behind Bank of America) Woods Tour 40 Stops Guides Grant Bush Bush Main Adult Child Wyndham Cantebury SF 99 99 SUTRO Marriot Muir Woods entrance $10, not included $27. $19. A9 Beale Muir Woods Tour Suter Suter BATHS A8 UNION 1st St. # Stop Descripton Highlights 1st Bus Last Bus SFD B17 Official Walking Tours SQUARE Market Fremont Sausalito Shopping, Restaurants, connecton point to Muir Woods Post Post Post BART D1 12:00pm 3:00pm Chinatown $20* Fisherman’s Wharf $20* North Beach $20 Beresford Prescot (behind Bank of America) Tour CLIFF Donatello TIX Maiden Ln Howard Kearny Westn BAY AREA St Francis HOUSE Geary Mission Muir Woods Geary Geary Geary The Palace Muir Woods Natonal Monument 11:15am 4:45pm Marker Clif Macys D2 Hotel Hotel Hotel SOUTH (Parking Lot) JAPANTOWN Folsom Hotel A6 Handlery B15 BEACH Departs daily: O Farrell 2nd St. Adult Child O Farrell B16 Park New Montgomery Hilton H5 6pm, 7pm in Fisherman’s Wharf - Stop B1 (7pm is May 15th - Oct 15th only) 99 99 Hotel Central Hotel San Francisco Night Tour $32. $21. Nikko Four Hotel Seasons B14 Howard Anza Ellis Ellis Market Museum of Daily at 11:30am, starts at A6 Daily at 3:30pm, starts at A1 Daily at 1:30pm, starts at A7 Modern Art Center for Octavia Gough Franklin Polk Columbus @ Grant Ness Van Hilton Parc 55 Parc H3 the Arts Zellos 4th St. Marriot Courtyard Harrison Great Views of the City Hotel *FREE to City Sightseeing San Francisco 2 & 3 Day tcket holders Eddy Eddy Marquis W Marriot Yerba 1st St. Leavenworth Hotel BART Buena H4 Balboa Gardens Always Live Commentary Westield 3rd St. Turk Turk TENDERLOIN 5th St. Metreon 4 Japanese Tea Garden San FranciscoCenter Golden Gate Park - Atractons Federal Golden MosconeNorth Gate Warfield 2nd St. Building Theater Theater 1 5 Botanical Gardens PickwickHotel Hawthorne Nob Hill / Grace Cathedral California Academy of Sciences Golden Gate CIVIC Hyde Golden Gate Cabrillo H2 5th and Mission Folsom 2 deYoung Museum 6 Conservatory of Flowers Parking garage CENTER MosconeWest McAllister Inter- Walking Tour of Nob Hill 3 7 Kezar Stadium B13 Contnental Harrison Music Concourse Asian SOUTH OF Hotel Herbst Art Theater 7th St. Museum MARKET H1 Fulton Fulton Walking tour of Pier 7 UN Plaza John F Kennedy Dr Opera 6th St. House CITY Library BART HALL Mission Golf Spreckels 2nd St. B7X Grove 8th St.
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