8 Fantastic Factory Tours You Can Only Take Around San Francisco

San Francisco has a lot of place and attractions with tours. These spots will give you an intimate view on the inner workings of their magic. If you’re craving to spend a fun afternoon on a tour then check these marvelous places out. Learn more about these tours around the San Francisco Bay area that will more than thrill you.

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Go to the Mission and enjoy a great chocolate tour. There is a tour of the chocolate making process that describes the process of bean to bar for making chocolate. You can get a tour of their facilities.

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Learn about the intricate processes of beer brewing, but more importantly, get free samples! Tour reservations required. This is a San Francisco beer, so you have to do this tour! Why? Because the brewery was founded in 1896, and remains a local favorite.

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This is the smallest factory tour you'll get in San Francisco. You'll get to see the process of making fortune cookies. This is an authentic and memorable tour that is affordable, so check it out.

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Go over the Golden Gate and head to Sausalito for a wonderful tour in a ceramics factory. You'll get to see how every part of the clay-making to kiln-firing is done right here in their factory. Watch crafts people in action!

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This is another chocolate tour that will make your mouth water. You'll learn about the owner, the store and the process behind Allegio Chocolate. The tasting is mixed into the presentation and tour as well.

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There is a candy factory near San Francisco that will make you feel giddy for many reasons. Jelly Belly Candy Company will deliver the sweetest factory tour full of goodies and fun.

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This is another great way to learn about beer manufacturing and more. This tour is educational and goes over beer in ways that will surprise you.

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This tour includes lots of cool exhibits and tidbits of history including the food making process. You'll get to see how some of San Francisco Food Originals were created. This tour has an admission fee of $3, but is complimentary if you dine across the way at Boudin Bistro.

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