Of all the cities in the world, only San Francisco offers the opportunity to see such a variety of stunning vistas, historic sights, diverse neighborhoods and popular attractions from two different types of vintage rail transit vehicles.
San Francisco’s historic streetcars (sometimes called trolleys or trams) and the world-famous cable cars form a “steel triangle” of rails that bring riders to such destinations as Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, the Castro district, Chinatown, Nob Hill, Jackson Square, North Beach, Telegraph Hill, and Coit Tower.Of all the cities in the world, only San Francisco offers the opportunity to see such a variety of stunning vistas, historic sights, diverse neighborhoods and popular attractions from two different types of vintage rail transit vehicles.
San Francisco’s historic streetcars (sometimes called trolleys or trams) and the world-famous cable cars form a “steel triangle” of rails that bring riders to such destinations as Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, the Castro district, Chinatown, Nob Hill, Jackson Square, North Beach, Telegraph Hill, and Coit Tower.