- Most popular!
- 3 Hours
Your bus tour includes clips from over 55 famous movies filmed in San Francisco. Actors-turned-guides share their San Francisco and cinema knowledge.
Quick Details
- Start Time: 9am
- Duration: 2 hours
- One-of-a-kind tour for any Dirty Harry fan
- 23-passenger bus
- Includes over 30 movie clips
Adult
$ 40
Child
$ 28
Senior
$ 36
Join San Francisco Movie Tours as we take you to the locations where Dirty Harry Callahan spent his days and nights. Your two-hour tour includes over 30 clips from Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact, and The Dead Pool.
Actors-turned-guides lead you on this interactive city tour of San Francisco, as they match clips with locations right outside the bus’ windows and share their wealth of information on the city, cinema, and Dirty Harry-specific knowledge. This one-of-a-kind tour is a must for any Dirty Harry fan.
Dirty Harry San Francisco tour locations include:
- The spot where Dirty Harry uttered his famous “Go ahead, make my day” line
- Scorpio’s rooftop sniper perch
- Sts. Peter and Paul church – where Scorpio intends to kill a priest and a man sets himself on fire in The Dead Pool
- Various locations from the phone-to-phone chase scene in Dirty Harry
- San Francisco’s City Hall, which was featured in all five Dirty Harry movies
- San Francisco’s Hall of Justice, which was featured in three of the Dirty Harry movies, including the opening credits of Dirty Harry
- Hot Mary’s hangout
- Many more scenes of Dirty Harry-inspired mayhem
Please note: There is a tour minimum. We will contact you about rescheduling or refunding if the minimum is not met.
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- What will we see on the tour? We’ve compiled a database of over 200 movie scenes from more than 100 movies filmed in San Francisco – you’ll see locations from these movies while you watch clips from them. This is the only city tour you will need to take in San Francisco. Depending on the tour chosen, we visit all the major neighborhoods in the city, including Fisherman’s Wharf, North Beach, Nob Hill, Union Square, Civic Center, Alamo Square, The Presidio, Fort Point/Golden Gate Bridge and Pacific Heights.
- What kind of vehicle is used? We use a 23-passenger bus which is our luxury theater-on-wheels with big screens and surround sound specifically designed to provide the ultimate movie tour experience and the ability to get to locations that other larger bus companies cannot.
- Tours are two hours long.
- Our tours run rain or shine, but we suggest you dress appropriately for the day’s weather as we do make several stops for photo opportunities.
- For children ages 5 to 17, you should purchase a reduced price child ticket. Children 4 years old and younger may attend for free but will not be guaranteed their own seat and may need to sit in the lap of a parent or guardian. Please let us know if you will be bringing any young children when purchasing your tickets.
- There is no age requirement. Please note that children under the age of 5 are free, but must stay in a parent’s lap if open seats are not available.
- We adore dogs, but know they will not be comfy on our tours; however, we can work with you to make accommodations for service dogs.
- There is no food and drink included on the tour, but feel free to bring something of your own to eat/drink if it is neat and you’re sure to remove all garbage from the bus at the end of the tour. However, alcohol is prohibited on the bus.
- Most street parking is limited to one hour, so we suggest using one of the nearby parking garages. There are a number of garages near the main pickup location at Fisherman’s Wharf. An option to obtain 2 hours of free parking at the Pier 39 parking garage is available.