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If you're heading to the City by the Bay, it's fitting to begin your explorations by boat. Get romantic aboard a vessel that cruises right under the Golden Gate Bridge, or indulge your macabre side on an Alcatraz Island day trip. Once you're back on dry land, there's more to see: San Francisco tours range from street-food crawls, and Chinatown walks to hop-on, hop-off bus circuits that make navigating those famous hills easier. And don't forget to spend some time beyond city limits. With blockbuster attractions from Wine Country and Yosemite to Muir Woods nearby, it'd be rude not to.

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Q:Are guided tours in San Francisco worth it?
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Yes, as San Francisco tours can offer a behind-the-scenes look at the city—for example with a tour of movie filming locations or the culinary scenes of neighborhoods like the massive Chinatown. They can also take the guesswork out of trips to places such as the Muir Woods or Yosemite, which may be difficult to organize on your own.

Q:How much do San Francisco tours cost?
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San Francisco tours vary in price depending on what they offer. The city is known as one of the most expensive in the US, but many tours are under US$50 and may include food or entrance fees. While full-day excursions to Yosemite or other parks may be more expensive, they may be cheaper than doing the same trip on your own.

Q:What do you see on San Francisco tours?
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You can explore iconic neighborhoods such as the Castro and the Mission District, learn the history of the Golden Gate Bridge, or see the incredible natural beauty of redwood trees. In San Francisco, anything you want to do is on the menu with a tour that will add ease and expertise to your visit.

Q:How many days in San Francisco is enough?
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There’s plenty to do for a 5- or 7-day trip to San Francisco, especially if you combine a visit to the city with excursions to nearby national parks. But even a 3-day trip can offer a primer to the city and its unique culture.

Q:What is the best time of year to visit San Francisco?
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The city has an unusual climate because of its location on the San Francisco Bay. The fall is consistently the warmest season of the year, though it never gets too hot. During summer, there’s a risk of rain—and there are also many more tourists and higher prices.