Fine Arts Museums in San Francisco: photos, reviews

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The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, founded in 1972, stand as a beacon of artistic appreciation in the vibrant city. Located at the de Young Museum, visitors are treated to a captivating mix of classic and contemporary art, as well as fascinating Native American artifacts. Families find it particularly enjoyable, with child-friendly features throughout. Special exhibitions consistently draw rave reviews, enhancing the museum's already rich collection. The observation tower offers breathtaking views of the city's skyline, complementing the serene outdoor sculpture garden. Convenient amenities such as a cafeteria, restrooms, and underground parking ensure a comfortable visit. Nearby attractions like the Botanical Garden and Golden Gate Park provide additional exploration opportunities, making this venue a must-visit in San Francisco.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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based on 5,865 reviews

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4.7/5 602 reviews

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4.6/5 5,263 reviews

Emily Grace Johnson

"Excellent presentation and layout. It’s both educational and enjoyable."

M Rafael

Very good museum with convenient parking. The architecture is grand, the scale is enormous. Admission is not free but the prices and reasonable and the generous with discounts. The exhibits are carefully curated, well presented. The attendants are very diligent about any kind of backpacks. This is a world class art museum with informative explanations. On one of the exhibits the accompanying explanation invited the viewer to follow up with Google Lens.

Gustavo Avecilla

Desde la torre se aprecia toda la ciudad

Fine Arts Museums in San Francisco

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