Carnaval Mural over the House of Brakes
This point of interest is available as audio on the tour: Visit San Francisco, Open and Engaged city
Here is a little more cheerful story for once, you find yourself in front of the colorful façade overlooking the “house of brakes”. This mural, known as “Golden Dreams of the Mission”, was painted in 1983 by Daniel Galvez with the help of other muralists. Recently renovated, you can now admire this gigantic work of art, 7 meters tall and 23 meters wide, in vibrant colors. It reflects the energy of the city’s first carnival in 1979.
Discover other tours to visit San Francisco
Discover San Francisco with app
An interactive guide through the most beautiful streets, squares, and districts
27 fun audioguides full of historical facts, anecdotes, and legends
Comments