Milan No.1895, Boat Tram No.233, and Streetcar No.578, America’s oldest passenger streetcar, in front of the Ferry Building.
It’s the best time of the year again - Muni Heritage Weekend is here!
Join us and SF Market Street Railway for the 10th Annual celebration of San Francisco’s historic transit system. Our retro and fun-filled event is an enjoyable time for transit fans of all ages.
Date: Saturday, Sept. 21 and Sunday, Sept. 22
Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: San Francisco Railway Museum, 77 Steuart Street between Market and Mission streets
What to expect: retro rides
Muni Streetcar 1 and Streetcar 1040 in service during Muni Heritage Weekend (2023).
The weekend will feature free rides on our historic motorcoach, trolleycoach and streetcar loops. You can board in front of the Railway Museum for trips that run in North Beach, The Embarcadero, North Waterfront and Telegraph Hill areas.
Both of our iconic “Boat Tram” streetcars will be on full display, along with plenty of classic rides like the 1896 “Dinky” streetcar, the 1928 “Melbourne” streetcar and the 1928 “Milan” streetcar.
You’ll also find the world’s oldest operating cable car, “Big” 19. Plus, the popular “Hyde Ride” cable car trip is available from our Hyde St & Beach St stop near Aquatic Park. It runs through to our Washington St & Powell St stop before turning back around.
Hop on our vintage buses, which will run along the Embarcadero, each showcasing the stylish Muni designs of its day. Designated Muni Heritage Bus Boarding signs will be placed near each open bus for attendees to peek inside.
Learn about our Muni history: Museum Tour
Families enjoying the return of Muni Heritage Weekend (2022).
The SF Railway Museum will offer free exhibits of vintage vehicles in the outdoor plaza. There will be information booths, artifact exhibits and numerous kid-friendly activities throughout the weekend.
Getting to Muni Heritage Weekend
You can also get to the Muni Heritage Weekend event via the F Market & Wharves, 2 Sutter, 5 Fulton or 5R Fulton Rapid, 6 Haight/Parnassus, 7 Haight/Noriega, 9 San Bruno, 14 Mission or 14R Mission Rapid and 38 Geary or 38R Geary Rapid.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see and learn about the history and heritage of Muni.