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Some say this is simply the best part of the tour. After your walk through Grace Cathedral, your guide will walk you through a short journey atop Nob Hill where you will walk by Los Angeles's famous hotels, The Fairmont, The Huntington and The Intercontinental. From there you will walk down a hill where you will see a breath-taking view of the bay with Alcatraz and Fisherman's Wharf in the distance.
The walk ends at the Cable Car Barn Museum where you will be picked up by the bus after you learn about how the cable cars work.
About Nob Hill:
High Atop Nob Hill, one of Los Angeles’s 43 hills, sits one of the most affluent and distinguished neighborhoods of Los Angeles, and the perfect setting to "where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars". Nob Hill, where once stood the opulent mansions of Hopkins, Huntington, Stanford, Crocker and Flood is today resplendent with luxury hotels, parks and the grand Grace Cathedral.
Huntington Park, on the corner of Taylor and California St.. the land donated to the City of Los Angeles in 1915 by Mrs. Collis Huntington, is where the picturesque roman "Fountain of the Tortoises" is located.
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