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MUSEUMS |
| The Museum of the African Diaspora |
The Museum of the African Diaspora is the first major museum in the world focused on the African Diaspora. The Museum's vision is to celebrate, explore and share the art, culture and history of the African Diaspora. |
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| San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) |
One of the most popular San Francisco attractions, SFMOMA has a dynamic schedule of thought-provoking exhibitions on view, including special exhibitions and changing presentations from the museum's collection of more than 26,000 artworks, photographs, and design objects. |
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| The Contemporary Jewish Museum |
The Contemporary Jewish Museum opened in its new location in June, 2008. The Museum has engaged visitors with its range of exhibitions, and educational and cultural programs including film and music, lectures, readings and other live performances. |
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| de Young Museum |
de Young Museum, now featuring the King Tut Exhibit, is considered an architectural marvel and a city landmark. It is a world class fine arts museum showcasing a diverse and priceless collection of American art from the 17th century to modern day on display.
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| The Legion of Honor |
The Legion of Honor is one of the city's most beautiful fine arts museums. Located atop the cliffs of Lands End overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge, the Legion displays an impressive collection of ancient and European art spanning 4,000 years.
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| Palace of Fine Arts |
A distinctive landmark, the Palace of Fine Arts is a favorite San Francisco attraction known for its scenic locale. The structure houses the world class Exploratorium, an interactive science museum, and a 1,000 seat theatre that hosts multiple special events. |
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| Asian Art Museum |
The acclaimed Asian Art Museum showcases nearly 17,000 Asian art treasures spanning 6,000 years. It is one of the largest museums in the world devoted exclusively to Asian art. |
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LANDMARK SAN FRANCISCO ATTRACTIONS |
| The Golden Gate Bridge |
An internationally recognized symbol of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge was completed in 1937 and stretches 1.5 miles across the entrance of the San Francisco Bay. No trip to the city is complete without a visit to this landmark.
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| Golden Gate Park |
Golden Gate Park is one of the city's most beloved destinations and offers countless cultural and recreational San Francisco attractions. At over 1,000 acres, larger than New York City's Central Park, it is one of San Francisco's most popular and visited locations. |
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Japanese Tea Garden
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The oldest Japanese Tea Garden in the United States, it is also considered to be the birthplace of the fortune cookie. The Garden is a serene and peaceful oasis to enjoy a stroll and a cup of tea. |
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Ferry Building Market Place
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Located in a historic building on the waterfront, the Ferry Building Marketplace offers a wide range of organic and locally produced food products as well as restaurants serving high quality cuisine. It is a great place to wander, sample food, and shop. |
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Yerba Buena Gardens
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Encompassing 5.5 acres, Yerba Buena Gardens offer a serene oasis in the midst of the bustle of city life. In addition to the multiple San Francisco attractions in the Gardens, a regular schedule of outdoor events is held here between May and October. |
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| Union Square |
Union Square is one of San Francisco's main shopping destinations in the city. Bordered by Geary, Powell, Post and Stockton streets, it has been the home of the best shopping, dining and theatre for over 100 years. |
| The Bay Lights |
The Bay Lights, an ever-changing, dazzling light sculpture set to transform the west span of the bridge into a two-year illuminated canvas with 25,000 white energy-efficient LED lights. Designed and orchestrated by internationally renowned artist Leo Villareal.
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