Where else would you want to stretch your legs in San Francisco other than its largest green area, the magnificent Golden Gate Park!

Be prepared for a feast to your eyes by the many plants scattered throughout the park. Make sure to stop by the Conservatory of Plants. You’ll encounter a remarkable assortment of flora from all over the planet as you meander past lotus trees, saunter by a Japanese garden, and walk through an area dense with ancient plant species. Hear the tale of the near demise of this place and the multimillion-dollar restoration that preserved the Victorian-era glasshouse much cherished by the locals. As you wander amidst the lush plants and gorgeous flowers brought from all over the world, you’ll understand the locals’ determination to save it.

In addition to the floral exhibits are tributes to San Francisco’s lively music culture. There’s the Music Concourse, constructed in 1894, which continues to buzz with fountains, food stalls, and live music events during the summer. Don’t forget to make a trip to Hippie Hill, the very place that welcomed music legends like Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead in the Summer of Love.

So much more awaits in this tour! Come join us!