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Victorian Home Walk Walking Tours

Phone: (415) 252-9485

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Sutter St and Octavia St

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  • Sat Open 24 Hours

1590 Sutter St, Queen Anne Hotel San Francisco, CA 94109 ·2344.46 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler Olivia A 05/04/25

Jay was AMAZING and so insightful with not only Victorian architecture, but also the history of SF. We were going to do a bus tour of the city and play tourist, but instead decided on a private tour with Jay and I’m so glad we did. His knowledge of the city - from era to era, the great fire in SF, economics of the city - it’s all so vast and incredible. He is also very personable and kind. This is well worth the tour!!!

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Tripadvisor traveler HeyNewYorkers 12/17/24

This tour was a great way to learn some of San Francisco's history.Jay was very friendly and a great storyteller. I was a little hesitant about this tour only being available for small private groups, but that is absolutely the best way for this tour to be done. It allowed for great conversation and personalization based on our questions.

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Tripadvisor traveler Gricelia G 10/15/24

Taking Bonnie W‘s Victorian house walking tour was an absolute pleasure. not only was it an outstanding experience- Bonnie‘s extensive knowledge of San Francisco’s “real history” beyond textbook stories shined throughout the tour. Her expertise and thoroughness brought the cities incredible past to life!The attention to detail that Bonnie presented us with was super impressive, from sending a pre-tour email to prepare us, to taking a group photo to remember the day! What really stood out was her dedication to sharing little known stories, particularly the unbelievable legacy of Mary Ellen Pleasant. Mary Pleasant was one of Americas FIRST black millionaires and lived in San Francisco! We started our tour at the Mary Ellen Pleasant Park.Bonnie’s deep passion for San Francisco’s true history was over-the-top. More impressive was her follow up on unanswered questions via email definitely showing her commitment to providing an exceptional experience! If you’re looking for one of the BEST tour guides who goes above and beyond-look no further than Bonnie W! Bonnie’s Victorian walking tour is a must for anyone interested in San Francisco’s rich and unspoken history!Meet at 1801 Bush St. (Octavia St. side)With sincere appreciation,Ms. G

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Tripadvisor traveler MarionM47 02/05/20

A fascinating and educational walk with Jay who was so friendly and passionate about the subject. I could have carried on all day! It was a lovely thing to do to get the history and architecture of the city as a context for the week here!

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Tripadvisor traveler SeattleZippy 01/23/20

This was really fun! Jay, you are so kind and I just loved walking with you, listening to the history and stories behind the beautiful neighborhoods. At the end you guided all of us and gave great suggestions for having lunch and / or getting the bus back, thank you ! You made my day! Susan

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