Enjoy an entry ticket to the San Francisco MoMa in San Francisco. Marvel at the iconic paintings and sculptures as you walk around. SFMOMA now expands to 170,000 square feet, featuring outstanding holdings of more than 33,000 modern and contemporary artworks by Alexander Calder, Frida Kahlo, Julie Mehretu, and numerous others, including an entire floor dedicated solely to photography. With six art-filled terraces, a new sculptural staircase and Roman steps where the public can gather, a variety of dining options, and a Museum store offering artful gift options for everyone, SFMOMA is an unforgettable experience and a must-see San Francisco destination.   The museum is committed to exploring the new, the challenging, and the unexpected. From its internationally recognized and rapidly growing collection of more than thirty thousand artworks to its innovative film and performance programs, SFMOMA has continuously advanced the interpretation, presentation, and preservation of modern and contemporary art — embracing its connection to the world around us. Reflecting the Bay Area’s tradition of technological innovation and forward-thinking, the museum was one of the first American art museums to recognize photography and film as art forms and championed architecture, design, and media arts before they were focuses of museum collecting. The museum houses deep holdings of work by individual artists across their careers, particularly within its Painting and Sculpture collection. The museum is also dedicated to supporting and collecting the work of California artists, especially those active in the Bay Area. Artists are at the center of the work on display. Curators and conservators work directly with artists to interpret, present, and care for artwork across its lifetime, even — as in the case of performance — if it’s only for one night. Located in San Francisco’s bustling SoMA district, SFMOMA is just steps from Yerba Buena Gardens, downtown hotels, the Moscone Center, public transportation (including BART and Muni), and numerous parking garages. SFMOMA's garage on Minna Street is a few steps from the museum's main entrance on Third Street. Plus, parking on-site directly supports the museum. Limited bicycle parking is also available.

Take an interactive walking tour of one of the United States' best cultural and culinary neighborhoods, San Francisco's Mission District. Be entertained by stories from your expert guide as you sample Latin American cuisine. Meet your guide at the meeting point and hand over the cash for the food so they can pay for the entire group at each of the stops, minimizing waiting times and ensuring you get more for your money. Then, set off on your walking tour and make 4 culinary stops. Hear about the history of the city and learn about the Mission's unique food culture as you walk along the mural-lined streets between the restaurants. See some of San Francisco's coolest historic sights, explore a thriving arts district filled with murals, and, of course, visit a few select restaurants. Come hungry and get ready to dig into all the Mission District has to offer.

Meet your guide in front of the Misión San Francisco de Asís. Established in 1776, the Mission has been a witness to all of San Francisco's history including the California Gold Rush and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake. Truly historic! Next, take time to contemplate the Clarion Alley Mural Project, established by a volunteer collective of resident artists using public art as a force for marginalized communities and social justice causes. The project has produced over 700 murals by artists of all ethnicities, ages, and levels of experience. The tour has an answer to any growing hunger pangs, the home of the Mission-style burrito–Taqueria La Cumbre. Sit down to a sampler plate of their tacos and virgin margaritas, both highly praised by locals (and Anthony Bourdain!). Fun fact: Classic Latin-Rock Santana once worked at La Cumbre! Next up is Dandelion Chocolate, a bean-to-bar chocolate maker based in the Mission District. Learn how their chocolate artists roast, crack, sort, winnow, grind, conch, and temper small batches, then mold bars by hand. Before leaving, enjoy a Brownie Bite Flight featuring different chocolates. Prepare yourself for The Women’s Building, a Mission District of San Francisco institution. It has helped thousands of women gain access to social services, workshops, wellness classes, and community connections. The building’s exterior features the MaestraPeace mural, a testament to the courageous contributions of women through time.

Discover what makes the San Francisco Bay Area so special on a guided walking tour. Choose the neighborhoods you want to see with 6 tour routes to choose from. Visit areas like Cow Hollow, Chinatown, Russian Hill, North Beach, The Castro, Telegraph Hill, Golden Gate Park, and the waterfront. Everything in San Francisco is spirited in history and passion. To fully experience this unique city, explore with a local historian guide. Absorb the spirit of the city and discover new experiences that lie underneath all beauty and charm of San Francisco. You have a choice of 6 different experiences: Golden Gate Park Tour highlights: • De Young Museum Observation Tower • National AIDS Memorial Grove • Stow Lake • Bison Paddock • Dutch Windmill • Ocean Beach Cow Hollow Tour highlights: • The Matrix Club (Founded by Jefferson Airplane's Marty Balin) • Union Street • Lyon Street Steps • Lucasfilm Campus • Palace of Fine Arts Chinatown, Russian Hill, and North Beach Tour highlights: • The first Chinese temple in America • Cable Car Powerhouse • Russian Hill panoramas • Macondray Lane • San Francisco’s Beatnik mecca Castro Mission Loop Tour highlights: • The Castro’s rich LGBTQ+ culture and history • The Mission District's nightlife and Latin flair • Victorian architecture • A local-favorite cookie shop Four Peaks Tour highlights: • Four of the best vistas in San Francisco • Mount Olympus • Tank Hill • Corona Heights • Kite Hill • Hidden gardens, staircases, and slides • Randall Museum (entry is free) Telegraph Hill and Old Waterfront Tour highlights: • Ferry Building Marketplace • Secret gardens • Historic murals of Coit Tower • Levi's Plaza (the birthplace of Blue Jeans)