San Francisco · MUSEUMS
6 options
The right museums & attractions should fit the hills, water and hours already in your plan. These 6 show what the ticket includes and the kind of traveler each option suits.
Scan your mobile ticket for a self-paced Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco’s Presidio, with Golden Gate views and audio galleries. $25.
“Very interesting experience learnt a lot about Walt Disney and his family. Would definitely recommend this to everyone.”
Timed SFMOMA general admission lets you explore modern art at your pace, with city-view terraces and gardens in about 1 to 3 hours.
“Diego Rivera Mural was the best and probably the main attraction, so I could learn and enjoy during this visit”
Walk through SFMOMA’s expanded galleries in one day, from photography to neon and sculpture, plus cafes and a great museum store.
Prebook a de Young Museum ticket to explore at your pace in Golden Gate Park, plus free same-day admission to the Legion of Honor.
“Ticket purchase was deceptive on the website. We thought we were buying tickets to the Frida Kahlo exhibit- it stated no where that it was sold out. The museum was cool as always but we were there to see Frida. Will try again!”
Prebook $20 admission to the Legion of Honor and get same-day de Young Museum entry, plus big Golden Gate Bridge views from a Paris-style palace.
“I am a native San Franciscan and have visited The Legion of Honour since I was in a stroller! At 74 years young, I’m still in awe of this wonderful magical place, where time stands still for me with overflowing memories.”
Small-group Gregangelo Museum tour with a garden riddle walk, home-cooked mostly-vegetarian lunch, and behind-the-scenes studio access in San Francisco.
“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.…”
90 minutes in Gregangelo’s San Francisco home, with six of 33 art installations and guided reflection for up to 6 people.
“This was the highlight of my SF trip for the whole family--three generations of us! Every aspect of the tour felt magical, personal, and well-crafted. The house oozed with creativity and whimsey. I will be back again and recommend it to all my coolest friends,”
