San Francisco · MUSEUMS
The 10 best museum visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Walt Disney’s life, original art, films, and Disneyland model at his San Francisco museum, with Golden Gate views and mobile entry.
“Learned more about Walt, did not know he was an artist . Loved seeing the family pictures. Would like to know what is going on with his daughters now.”
Explore SFMOMA’s modern art, six terraces, outdoor gardens, and city views with flexible general admission for $15.
“We immensely enjoyed our visit. The Diego Rivera exhibit was our favorite part of the museum. It was a bit crowded, but it's summertime, so that is to be expected.”
Explore seven floors of modern art at SFMOMA, from Warhol and Pollock to photography, terraces, dining, and a well-stocked museum shop.
Explore San Francisco’s de Young Museum, its American art, global collections, Hamon Tower views, and same-day Legion of Honor entry.
“Ansel Adam exhibit absolutely stunning and the historical context very illuminating. Unfortunately it was the last day for this show.”
Explore Rodin, French art, and the Salon Doré at San Francisco’s Legion of Honor, with same-day admission to the de Young Museum.
“The food and service in the cafe was excellent! Was surprised by this. Usually “museum” food is not good. This was the exception.”
Explore San Francisco’s Gregangelo Museum with garden riddles, homemade lunch, live art, performances, and private studio access.
“The home defies description. We happened to visit when there was a special event, and the email invitation was a bit unclear that it was an "instead of" rather than an "addition to" so we arrived way too early. A bit inconvenient since it was a bit of a waste of a day, but we returned later for the evening. The tour was a sort of celebration of a Malysian Day of the Dead. Beautiful and special treats were offered along with a tea tasting. Lots of magic and other entertainment was offered as well as the tour. The feing was one of being invited to an elaborate private party.…”
Explore six surreal art rooms inside Gregangelo’s San Francisco home, guided by Nick through playful installations and thoughtful conversation.
“Such a unique and inspiring experience! Every inch of Gregangelo's home is filled with art and meaning - I wish I could have spent all day exploring. The "Into the Rabbit Hole" tour we did was delightful - I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly diverted. I've lived in the Bay for over 20 years and highly recommend this as a thing to do for both visitors to the Bay and natives alike.”
Explore San Francisco’s Gregangelo Museum through three enchanted gardens, solving riddles in a private, personal art experience.
“It was amazing. An interactive museum is hard to explain. When we left we felt as if we had just left therapy. It was soul searching.”
Review of San Francisco’s Gregangelo Museum Kids’ Tour, a 90-minute fairy adventure with spells, art, humor, and family fun.
“It was an amazing time we shared with the Fairy. The garden is magic and the house even more. Merlin was very patient with my 5yo French-speacking son and we all had a lot of fun.”
Share a homemade multicultural meal with Gregangelo, meet Bay Area artists, and explore a playful San Francisco museum from behind the scenes.
“We were warmly welcomed, lavished with music, poetry, art and amazing food and were encouraged to look within as well as through our senses. The joy and kindness were infectious to open our hearts and radiate love and creativity. Can I give 10 stars? Or all the way to infinity and beyond? I've already booked my next adventure :)”
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