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The San Francisco Mint, a striking example of neoclassical architecture designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood, has stood as an iconic figure in San Francisco since 1854. Renowned for its beautiful Greek revival style, this architectural gem invites visitors of all ages to explore its rich history through an engaging hour-long tour. Managed by SF City Guides, the tour delves into San Francisco's fascinating past and its monetary system, offering an enlightening experience with a donation being optional. Beyond its historical allure, the grandeur of the old United States Mint makes it a popular venue, hosting an array of events from weddings to private gatherings across its 23 stately rooms. With an impressive Google rating of 4.4, it's a must-visit attraction for those intrigued by history and striking architecture.
Features
Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children
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A survivor of the 1906 earthquake it’s an interesting building. The Fifth St. steps were gated when we went by. Didn’t go in.
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