• GLBT Historical Society Museum - This museum houses the original rainbow flag, a section of the HIV/AIDS Memorial Quilt, and numerous personal belongings of Jose Sarria.
• Harvey Milk Plaza - A significant meeting spot for the gay community, known for the White Night Riots.
• Twin Peaks Tavern - A legendary gay bar operating for over 50 years, notable for not covering its windows when it first opened, unlike other gay bars of the time.
• Cliff’s Variety - The pioneering store in San Francisco to employ openly gay staff.
• Castro Theatre - One of the few remaining grand-style theaters from the 1920s.

• Guided Tour

• Gratuities

Discover the fascinating and lively history of the world’s most renowned gay neighborhood: San Francisco’s Castro District!

Explore the lives of activists and political leaders who paved the way for Harvey Milk to become the first openly gay politician elected in the United States, while witnessing the transformation of the Castro from a quiet family area to a vibrant LGBTQ+ community.

Visit the first memorial dedicated to the gay men who perished in the Holocaust, and explore the LGBT History Museum before delving into the significant contributions of lesbian nurses during the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Conclude the journey with a visit to Harvey Milk’s camera shop, home, and campaign headquarters, all of which were prominently featured in the 2008 film “Milk.”

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