Arguably the most beautiful, and probably the most progressive major city in the USA, San Francisco remains true to itself: an individualistic place whose residents pride themselves on living in a city like few others in the world. Downtown streets rise on impossible gradients to reveal stunning views and fog rolls in on a moment’s notice to envelop everything in mist.
It is a very recognisable city, with crooked Victorian rooflines, wind-sculpted treetops and fog tumbling over the Golden Gate Bridge. Since the 1990s, San Francisco has been the scene of the dot-com revolution’s meteoric rise, fall and recovery. Home to the famous Silicon Valley with many of the world's largest technology corporations, as well as thousands of small start-up companies, it is a fascinating destination for Technology students.
Start your tour in San Francisco and visit the sights that have appeared in countless films and television shows! Learn about the Disney Empire which was conceived in California, and explore the city's crooked streets.
Since the 1990s, San Francisco has been the scene of the dot-com revolution’s meteoric rise, fall and recovery.
An exciting new long-haul destination for young historians! Our San Francisco History tours go hand in hand with the GCSE History units: ‘The Making of America’, ‘The American West’, ‘America, 1840–1895: Expansion and Consolidation’, and 'British America, 1713-83: empire and revolution'.
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