Benjamin L.
8/8/2015
Me and my family went on one of Lily's tours (Mission Meander) and the tour was excellent! We all learned a lot and even treated us Phil's Coffee which is the best! The streets that Lily lead us...
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[1995 - 3899] Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94110
History
Tours By Lily is owned and operated by Lily, an experienced traveler who wants to share her love of San Francisco and exploration with travelers young and old. Specializing in small groups, averaging from 4-6 and maxing out at 10, Tours By Lily strives to give personalized and intimate walking tours of the SF Bay area.
Specialties
Tours by Lily specializes in small-group walking and public transportation tours of San Francisco, visiting the lesser known areas of the City and exploring the hidden gems of SF. Tours include visits to neighborhoods like the Mission, Chinatown, Bernal Heights, Noe Valley, Castro, Haight-Ashbury, North Beach and Pier 39. Strap on your walking shoes and top some of SF's famous hills to get breath-taking views of the City. Take in the sites at a leisurely pace to make sure you get the most out of your visit. Explore and experience San Francisco in a new way!
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Reviews
5.08 reviews
Josh C.
6/25/2014
Had a great time with Lily on the tour. Got to see a lot across the entire city with insider details everywhere! Had an amazing time on the boat cruise too! Way better than the normal one, since...
Alex L.
6/18/2014
I toured with Lily in April, I chose the "Haight to Heights" tour and I was wonderfully surprised with what I learned and the beautiful views of the city from Buena Vista Park. I have visited...
Natalie A.
8/31/2015
Lily was awesome. She showed us around the mission meander tour! She was so informative and knew a lot of the spots we probably wouldn't have known to go to. She is super friendly and everyone in...
Fresca T.
7/8/2014
I absolutely loved the Mission tour with Lily. A friend from out of town actually set this up and I'm really glad she did. I grew up in the Excelsior and thought that I knew a lot about the city...
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