Planning
Free Vs Paid Sights
Which San Francisco sights cost nothing, which charge, and which are free only at set times.
All 13 walks listed here are free, pay what you want, reserved on GuruWalk or, for the walks listed there, on freetour.com. These pages set out what is free, what asks for a ticket, and how each walk runs.
Planning
Which San Francisco sights cost nothing, which charge, and which are free only at set times.
Costs
Free hours, free days and free rooms: what each San Francisco museum actually costs and when.
Costs
Every confirmed monthly free day at San Francisco museums and gardens, with resident-only traps flagged.
Planning
The free Golden Gate Bridge walk: east sidewalk rules, gate hours and what to pair with it.
Costs
The park is free every day; the gardens and museums inside are the paid trap.
Costs
Tunnel Tops, Crissy Field and Fort Point cost nothing; one museum inside charges.
Costs
The free coastal trail, the ruins, and the one closed landmark to know about.
Costs
The hill, the steps, the park and the murals are free; only the tower elevator is paid.
Costs
Dragon Gate, Waverly Place and temple facades, all free, plus the pay-what-you-want walks that meet here.
Costs
Balmy Alley, Clarion Alley and the Maestrapeace mural are free street art in public alleys.
Planning
Free sea lions, a free arcade museum entry and a paid Alcatraz trap, sorted.
Costs
Twin Peaks, Bernal Heights and Corona Heights are free, with free parking at Twin Peaks. Here is what costs money around them.
Costs
Free things to do in Haight-Ashbury and the Castro, plus the pay-what-you-want walks that meet here.
Costs
The free waterfront: marketplace, farmers market, promenade and Wave Organ, plus what is paid.
Costs
Free family San Francisco: sea lions, slides, a free museum and pay-what-you-want walks.
Planning
What is free in San Francisco, what costs money, and how to spend a day paying almost nothing.
All 13 walks here are free, pay what you want, listed on GuruWalk and freetour.com. Pick a neighborhood, note the meeting point, and reserve on the walk's own page.

Pay what you want English
2 hours · Free SF Tour
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on freetour.com

Pay what you want English
2 hours 15 minutes · Britt
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk

Pay what you want English
2 hours · Greg
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk