I would highly recommend this tour. We attended on a Sunday afternoon and our tour guide was Patricia. She has a genuine love for the Mission area and a real care for the community she lives in, this community is facing some real pressures. But she showed how art can create change and strengthen community and her knowledge of the murals was amazing.

Because is a great talent we need to keep art on insteat phones . Lest show our generations whats value in life

If a picture is with a thousand words, the Precita Murals give those thousand words meaning.

They have cool walking tours of the Mission murals

Awesome experience, tour guides are really informative

Great collection of books and postcards and other objects / souvenirs about and around the mural culture in The Mission. The offer a walking tour to learn more and see the murals.

Hi my name is Daniel and I am desperate looking for a place to stay because where I live at I live like in the garage Ive been here for 20 years I work for this man or 20 years and you didnt pay me and now hes trying to get rid of me and he knows I got nowhere to go even him but I work for everything for him after all them years he acts like I dont exist but the thing is Ive been here all my life and San Francisco and I am still struggling I have a lot of problems an education like reading and writing and me leaving this message is Windows you tap on Im just microphone and you speak into it thats what I do and a lot of times its not sane what I want to say I cant put my heart into this microphone I cant put my feelings into this microphone are my tears I just cant

Great walking mural tour. The guide was fabulous. The Mission district is a great place to be with many good restaurants to eat in this area along with the mission Cultural Center

The Precita Eyes mural tour is a wonderful walk through the history of San Francisco and the mission, as seen from the perspective of the murals and artwork. The staff are super knowledgeable and really give tremendous insight into the politics, culture, and social environment behind the artwork. I learned a lot and had a great time. Highly recommended.

The women are very knowledgeable and have maps available for sale to help you find all the murals. I really appreciated all of the time the staff spent explaining the many varied stories that inspired many of the murals. If your in the mission, this is a necessary stop!

I took the Classic Mission Mural Walk tour. The slide show before the walk was very informative and explained the background history of street murals as a form of community expression. I wish I knew more about the political upheaval in places like Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Mexico that contributed to the images in much of the street art we observed. Overall, a good introduction to the purpose and spirit of art in the Mission.

Best Chicano Murals. Alice is my favourite.

A must stop to gets maps & great info about the Murals of the Mission. They offer guided tours on Saturday mornings. Call ahead to reserve.

Went on a school field trip here back in the day.Social justice, history, art that reflects many perspectives!A must see

Lady in the shop was very helpful

At the Precita Eyes Murals you could definitely see how gentrification has taken its toll there. We went during the day time when usually its pretty busy, but the streets were mostly empty and it was very quiet from the usual noise you would hear back then. Overall, Cindy De Losa was very kind to us and she showed us her shadow boxes and some of the places that are now gone due to gentrification.

Detailed and impressive guided tours. Nice tour guides.

Learned about the Classic Mission Mural walking tour with Precita Eyes on 7x7. It’s $15 for SF residents, $20 general admission. Need to show proof of residency for the special rate. The tour is about 2 hours long. First hour consist of an indoor slide show where the tour guide provides for a brief history about the art of murals. The second hour, you take a walk down Balmy Street and around the neighborhood to see and listen to stories behind the murals paintings. It was interesting to learn about the history and stories behind the public artwork that we usually pass by too quickly to appreciate. If it wasnt for the tour, I wouldnt have known that the Mission district mural paintings are usually community projects where the people come together to paint in order to share their perspective/message, vs. murals in The Haight are usually business originated (business hire mural artists to paint what they wish to be shown on their walls).I think the tour could have been even more interesting if the history slide show session was shorter. Rather than talking thru some of the mural art on Balmy Street as part of the slide show, it would have been more interactive if stories were told about the murals as we strolled down Balmy Street. But overall, it was an educational experience!

Another place i recommend to visitors that want to learn about the murals of sf. they do walking tours and sell local art and art supplies, wonderful, historic sf

Awesome murals

Inspiring mural tours on weekends

Art.

Great murals

I love this place

Beautiful murals in this district.

Helpful staff, great cause!