North Beach is one of the oldest areas of San Francisco and has seen many changes over its long history. What began as a beachfront community and maritime port soon attracted immigrants from many countries, who over time, transformed the area into today’s vibrant mercantile and tourist area. Sailors, bankers, poets, performers, and others all made their imprint here, and their stories will be part of this walk through the neighborhood. Along the way we will sample some of the neighborhood’s delicacies (included). And for those who wish to stay after the tour, you can enjoy a pizza on your own at Tony’s Pizza Napoletana, where the tour ends.

Tours led by Stephen Johnson, a board member of the San Francisco Tour Guide Guild.

Tips to the guide are not required but are welcomed.

Starts: 608 Commercial Street (SF Historical Society Museum) at 10:00 AM

Ends: Tony’s Pizza Napoletana around 11:30AM (located at 1570 Stockton Street)

Price: $10 Members; $30 Non-members (includes food samples along the route!)

Tour Dates & Times:

Saturday, June 21st @ 10:00 AM

Saturday, July 12th @ 10:00 AM

Saturday, August 2nd @ 10:00 AM

**** Additional Tour Information ***

General public admission, $30 per person (non-members); Members, $10 with discount code. Check your SF History E-newsletter, which goes out the first week of every month, for the membership code. Apply at check-out.

Additional donations at checkout are always appreciated and keep the ticket price low.

Tour length: Approximately 90 minutes

Maximum attendees: 20 people

In case of rain, tour will be rescheduled

Purchase Tickets Here: www.SFHistory.org/HistoryofNorthBeach