Historic Haight Ashbury: A Journey through the 1960's in San Francisco's Most Psychedelic Neighborhood

Enter the Summer of Love and walk the historic streets where a cultural revolution was born. On our immersive tour of the Haight-Ashbury you'll experience the energy, stories, and wild creativity that made San Francisco the beating heart of the 1960s. From the steps of the Grateful Dead’s house to the venues that defined the psychedelic era, you’ll feel the echoes of the music and ideals that drew thousands of young people to this neighborhood. As you explore, you’ll hear how free concerts turned parks into communal living rooms, how artists and musicians transformed Victorian houses into hubs of creativity, and how everyday sidewalks became stages for protest, poetry, and possibility. You’ll discover not just where things happened, but why—and what it felt like to be part of a generation convinced they could change the world. More than a walk, this is a journey into the spirit of the Summer of Love. By the time you reach Hippie Hill, you’ll have experienced the sound, color, and radical imagination that still lingers in the Haight today.