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City Guides, founded in 1978 , is a non-profit organization with more than 200 trained volunteers who lead FREE history and architectural walking tours in San Francisco. We are sponsored by the San Francisco Public Library and are a project of the Tides Center. Join us for a walk along the streets, sidewalks, and byways of America’s most beautiful – and fascinating – city!


• City Guides volunteers research, develop, organize, and lead free walking tours that focus on the architecture, history, legends, and lore of San Francisco. Walks last from 1-1/2 to 2 hours.
• For a small fee per participant, group tours are also available.


• Tours are offered 52 weeks a year, rain or shine. Approximately 30 different walks are offered each month.
• An expanded schedule, offered in May and October, promises additional walks, some of which are given only in these two months.

Well I guess you proved my point. Referring someone to the SF public library with no link to the city guides is not helpful.

Here is the link for anyone who wants to take a look at the City Guides program:

http://www.sfcityguides.org/

Another recommendation for the city guides in SF - terrific tours. I love them.

lupinelady, normally people make a big deal out of telling people &quot;no advertising here on Fodor's&quot;
But in your case there seems to be an exception. I would imagine that because your bad advice is an advertisment not to use:

SERENDIPITY TRAVELER

Thanks for the warning. I've lived in California all my life and a number of years in the Bay Area.