City overview
San Francisco's Orthodox community is spread across several neighbourhoods, so where you stay shapes what you can reach on Shabbat. Chabad of San Francisco holds services at 873 Sutter Street, with pre-booked Shabbat meals. Richmond Torah Center - Chabad is at 423 10th Avenue in the Richmond District, and the Schneerson Center is at 2655 Balboa Street. Chabad centres also serve Cole Valley, Noe Valley and West Portal.

























































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San Francisco Fire Engine Tours
San Francisco, CA · Adults $69; children (ages 3-12) $59; children 2 and under free on a parent or guardian's lap. Private full truck buyout $750 (14 seats).
San Francisco Fire Engine Tours is a family-owned company that runs a 90-minute open-top tour across the Golden Gate Bridge aboard a vintage 1955 Mack fire engine, departing from Fisherman's Wharf. The tour includes a photo stop with views of the Golden Gate, and riders wear authentic fire jackets.
Time needed
Ninety minutes
Hours
Departures 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM; times vary seasonally
Tips
Arrive 20–30 minutes before departure at 650 Beach Street. Dress in layers; it is windy on the bridge. Rain pauses open-top tours, with a refund or rebooking offered. Direct bookings receive a full refund with at least 48 hours' notice. The engine is not wheelchair accessible.
Phone
(415) 333-7077Neighborhood
Fisherman's Wharf








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