• Old Town San Diego - Embark on a journey to uncover the rich history of San Diego at its birthplace, Old Town. Discover the stories of the indigenous people, the Spanish settlers, and how the area transitioned from Mexican to American territory. Enjoy captivating tales of past residents and conclude with delightful tacos and tequila!
• Adobe Chapel Museum - Begin the tour at the Adobe Chapel, originally a home in 1850, transformed into a chapel by 1858 after the Mission’s closure, serving until 1919. Learn about its role in the fictional wedding of Ramona from the 1884 novel and its significance in preserving the neighborhood.
• Whaley House Museum - Explore three historic buildings on this site, admire the century-old Pepper Trees, and delve into the Whaley House’s historical importance beyond its haunted reputation.
• Heritage County Park - Discover Victorian buildings relocated here in the 1970s to protect them from urban expansion. These houses date back to the late 19th century.
• Mormon Battalion Historic Site - Commemorate the longest infantry march in US history during the Mexican-American War of 1846-48 at this historic site.
• Presidio Park - Visit the birthplace of modern San Diego, where the first Mission and Presidio (fortress) were established in 1769. After abandonment, residents moved to what is now Old Town State Park.
• Immaculate Conception Church - This church, over a century old, is the successor of the church at our meeting point.
• El Campo Santo Cemetery - Following the Presidio’s closure, this became the primary Catholic cemetery in San Diego, housing many of the city’s early residents.
• El Agave Restaurant & Tequileria - Save the best for last with a stop for refreshing drinks and delicious bites!

• Chips and Salsa
• Professional Local Tour Guide
• 3 mouth watering delicious Street Tacos
• Handmade Tortilla Tasting
• One Tequila beverage for guests 21+ (or beer, wine or soda of your choice) at a local tequileria
• Souvenir Margarita Recipe

• Guide Gratuity
• Admission to paid museums

Join the guide and group at Old Adobe Chapel, renowned for its role in preserving Old Town San Diego, as highlighted in an 1884 book. Proceed to explore one of Southern California’s most haunted residences, notable for its unique architecture and construction materials.

After appreciating some Victorian architecture, the tour will pass by the original site of the Presidio and Mission, established during the Spanish settlement of California. Marvel at the oldest 18th-century building in the region and discover the history of the indigenous tribes who inhabited the area for millennia.

Returning to town, explore authentic Mexican crafts (no subpar souvenirs here!), visit a century-old Catholic church that traces its roots to the original Mission, and take a leisurely walk through a historic cemetery with graves from the 1850s. The tour concludes at a local Tequileria, where participants can learn about various types of tequila, enjoy a tasting or choose another beverage, and savor gourmet tacos.

• Guests should be comfortable walking 2 miles - comfortable shoes are a must!
• Water in reusable container, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses are all recommended.
• Our tortilla tasting happens at the beginning of the tour and our tacos and tequila are at the end (saving the best for last!). Please take that into consideration when planning pre-tour meals (have enough to fuel your walk but not enough to spoil your tacos!).
• There is plenty of free parking in Old Town but can be hard to find on weekends. Please plan ahead.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.