💎 Hidden Gems of Pacific Heights: Architectural Walking Tour in SF!

🚶‍♂️ Take a Walk on the Historic Side!

Discover Pacific Heights in a whole new way with architect Martin Bernstein as your guide. This lively 1.5-hour walking tour, “I Never Noticed That Before,” will have you spotting hidden details, hearing stories from the past, and appreciating the neighborhood’s grand architecture like never before.

📍 Meeting Spot: 2040 Franklin Street (corner of Franklin & Jackson)
🕜 Start Time: 1:30 PM sharp

🎟️ Cost: The Walking Tour is FREE, but we are supported almost entirely by walker donations. At the end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to make a suggested $20* donation (cash or via Zelle martinbernstein617@gmail.com) so we can continue offering tours.
* 10% of each donation supports New Beginnings Social Events, our volunteer-run community that brings people together for friendship, fun, and fresh experiences.

🌞 What to Bring

• Sun protection (hat and/or sunscreen)
• A bottle of water
• Comfortable walking shoes

✨ Whether you love history, architecture, or simply exploring new corners of the city, this tour promises plenty of “aha!” moments—and maybe even a bit of neighborhood gossip. Come ready to look up, look closer, and enjoy a delightful afternoon stroll!

🚗 Parking

• Free 2-hour street parking nearby (watch for restrictions)
• Paid garages: see Haas-Lilienthal House - Driving Directions & Parking. (Haas-Lilienthal House is near our starting place.)

🚋 Public Transit

• Muni, BART, or Cable Car: Plan routes at [SFMTA.com]
• Muni fare: $2.75 adults, $1.50 seniors (65+). Pay by cash or app.
• Coming by train? Exit at 4th & Townsend, then hop on Muni or rideshare to Franklin & Jackson.

👨‍💼 Your Tour Guide
MARTIN BERNSTEIN, ARCHITECT
[MartinBernsteinArchitect.com](https://martinbernsteinarchitect.com/)
📍 Palo Alto • San Francisco
📞 650-387-1000

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