There is the San Francisco that the tourists flock to, and there is the San Francisco that only the locals know. See it all with host Simon Kane. Beginning with a unique sightseeing expedition aboard the Urban Safari, Simon serves up a tantalizing sampling of the City by the Bay’s diverse attractions, from its roller-coaster streets and unique neighborhoods, to its legendary vistas. Kane visits the Exploratorium, the Aquarium of the Bay, the de Young Museum, and Boudin Bakery. The bohemian charms of Sausalito, the flamboyant delights of Teatro Zinzanni, and historical landmarks such as the Renoir Hotel are also on his itinerary.
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