Asian Art Museum in San Francisco: photos, reviews

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The Asian Art Museum in San Francisco offers a captivating journey through thousands of years and numerous cultures, right from its grand entrance crafted by architects Gae Aulenti and George W. Kelham. Opening in 1966, the museum is an attraction ideal for both art aficionados and families with children. With thoughtfully curated exhibitions, the museum boasts an impressive 4.6 average rating for its educational and captivating presentations. Visitors can comfortably explore diverse art forms without feeling overwhelmed, even on crowded days. After soaking in the artwork, the Asian Box café provides a perfect spot for a relaxing break. Before heading out, the well-stocked gift shop invites you to browse unique items that reflect the museum's vibrant spirit. With passionate staff on hand to enhance the experience, a visit here is as enriching as it is enjoyable.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

4.5

based on 7,537 reviews

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4.6/5 4,060 reviews

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4.4/5 3,477 reviews

Sarah Ehambe

A lot of exhibitions were temporarily gone but the live violinist made up for it!

Paola De Angelis

Wonderful, eclectic collection of Asian art with pieces from the 30th century bC. Cannot miss this

Jorge Balderrama

The day I went was Monday and the entrance was free, EXCELLENT place I recom❤️

Asian Art Museum in San Francisco

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