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San Francisco Ghost Tours: Gold and Ghouls Tour
The hour when the fog stops being scenic and starts being weather.
San Francisco1h 30m
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Terminal Leisure / Real departures
Ghost walks. Cemetery nights. Weird museums. Subterranean detours. The kind of thing you will be explaining at brunch.
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Haunted-adjacent
The hour when the fog stops being scenic and starts being weather.
San Francisco1h 30m
Boat required
A ferry to a decommissioned federal prison, timed so you leave in the dark.
San Francisco2h–4h
Cinema
Vertigo used this city as a set and never gave it back.
San Francisco2h 30m
After dark
Alleys, family associations, and a neighbourhood that outlasted every attempt to summarise it.
San Francisco2h
Dead history
A town where the dead outnumber the living by a thousand to one. Municipal fact, not a turn of phrase.
San Francisco4h
Strange animals
Snakes, at close range, in a room built for exactly that.
San Francisco1h
Dead history
A working cemetery that screens films on the lawn in summer.
Los Angeles2h
Underground
Movie palaces shut longer than they were ever open, and the tunnels under the hill behind them.
Los Angeles3h
Hills, fog, Hitchcock, and the things under Market Street.
Death, cinema, freeways, and an unreasonable number of cursed houses.
Above ground: brass bands. Below it: paperwork.
A city built on ghosts, tunnels and unpaid labour.
Cold coast, bad weather, old stories.
Five things to do in a small, cold, comprehensively documented city once the light has gone.
The interesting half of this city is underneath the other half, and a surprising amount of it can be visited legally.
The one month of the year when the New England marketing and the New England reality are the same thing.
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