Guide for Accessible Trips to San Francisco

Access San Francisco is now available from the San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau (SFCVB). This free publication provides essential information for anyone planning an accessible trip to San Francisco.

The 48-page guide offers detailed access information on more than 100 San Francisco-area hotels, restaurants and attractions, as well as information on accessible transportation, local organizations for individuals with disabilities, wheelchair rentals and medical supply dealers.

ANC is a Berkeley-based non-profit organization whose mission is to promote accessible travel and outdoor recreation in Northern California.

A free Access San Francisco visitor kit can be ordered from the SFCVB online at www.onlysf.sfvisitor.org/plan_your_trip/access_guide.asp, or by email at vic1@sanfrancisco.travel, or by calling (415) 391-2000 or (415) 392-0328 TTY.

Copies are also available at the SFCVB Visitor Information Center located on the lower level of Hallidie Plaza, 900 Market St., open daily from 9 am May-October, closed on Sundays November-April; closing hours vary. After Sept. 1, 2007 large print versions, Braille and audiocassettes will also be available from the Mayor’s Office on Disability, (415) 554-6789 or (415) 554-6799 (TTY) or email at mod@sfgov.org.