San Francisco · LGBTQ-FRIENDLY
The 5 best lgbtq-friendly tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk San Francisco’s Castro with local guide Kathy, exploring Harvey Milk sites, LGBTQ memorials, activism, and neighborhood history in two hours.
“Kathy was very knowledgeable and showed us a lot of Castro’s history and culture. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour!”
Explore Castro LGBTQ+ history with Eric, a sixth generation San Franciscan, from Harvey Milk sites to the Pink Triangle Memorial.
“Riche d'enseignement grâce aux connaissances et authenticité du guide”
Explore San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ past with Eric Curry, from Harvey Milk Plaza to the Castro Theatre, Pink Triangles Memorial, and Twin Peaks Tavern.
“Lovely meeting Eric and hearing about the history of the Castro and the formation of Lgbtq+ rights in the US. Really lovely district to walk around and have a drink or bite to eat in.”
Walk through San Francisco’s Castro with a local guide, exploring Harvey Milk Plaza, queer history, landmark businesses, and the original rainbow flag.
“Miguel was my tour guide and he truly was delightful. He held a nice pace and I was captivated the entire time, so I did not take one moment to even check the time. The historical information was well composed and he was able to answer my questions concisely and what seemed to be great accuracy. I thoroughly enjoy my tour and highly recommend that others register asap. Thanks for a great experience.”
Explore San Francisco’s Castro with a private guide, Harvey Milk sites, LGBTQ history, the Castro Theatre, and flexible local advice.
“Chet was a really nice guy. Very fun, interesting conversation and very knowledgeable about SF as a whole. AND. He knew next to nothing about the Castro or LGBTQ history in SF. We just walked around the Castro. When I asked him about the history of the main intersection - ‘well, this is where it all happens.’ “What happens?” ‘The nightlife.’ …. I didn’t know it, but I was actually standing in front of Harvey Milk’s shop when I asked where the shop was. Chet googled it, we then walked to the next street, crossed the street, and then cut back - to the spot where I had asked. And…”
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