Top 5 Art Museums in San Francisco

1520 16th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122, United States

“I love this project. There are succulent gardens that follow along the stairs each way. Fun spot to capture views, enjoy some color and nature, or exercise.. go up and down a few times if you woke up with extra energy lol”

1690 John F Kennedy Dr, San Francisco, CA 94121, United States

“Where the world fades away, and tranquility takes over… this garden is absolutely blissful! Tulip season or not, this garden is a must visit for nature lovers. Sit, relax and enjoy the beauty of blooms. There is also nice parking space nearby.”

199 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114, United States

“A great spot to learn about food waste and its effects on global warming. The Art Studio exhibit was my favorite. Barbara Lim’s work was colorful and intriguing. The “simple pleasures of daily life” are worth capturing on paper.”

3251 20th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94132, United States

“September, 2021. I was surprised 😮 that in the RPX theater 🎥, the recliner seats 💺 were not full reclining or stadium seats. The arm rests are still shared with the seats next to you. The prepared foods are smaller than some other theater chains, which was fine. The RPX theater volume was loud! Bring cotton balls. Theater 5 has recliner seats & food trays attached to the seats. February 3, 2022: Theater 4 has full reclining seats 💺 & moveable food trays, like theater 5. Again, I was all alone in the theater 🎥. I loved it. No floating in the air 🦠🦠🦠🦠 😷. The staff are very nice. 4/4/23: The staff were professional & courteous. Theater 🎥 5 had reclining stadium 🏟 seats 💺. 6/20/23: Theater 🎥 #12, next to the men's room, did not have recycling seats, & the sound was very loud. 10/23: Theater 1 has the seats 💺 that violently move in all directions. There's puffs of air, smoke, & moisture that surround you at times. I did not like it at all, & it costs more $ to sit in that theater room.”

736 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States

“The Contemporary Jewish Museum is free the first Friday of the Month. I got the tickets online and arrived when it opened at 11am. There were 4 exhibits, one was going to end the next day so I was lucky to be able to see it. The front desk scans you ticket barcode and you can begin to explore. The exhibits are very interesting and some even made me emotional. They are engaging and they make you ask yourself certain questions. The photography exhibit was very personal, we got a glimpse inside the artist’s life. The exhibits are not big, but the creative space and art are mentally and emotionally engaging. If you are free the first Friday of the month, I recommend you come with the free ticket.”

685 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94105, United States

“Love love love MoAD! The museum always features inspiring provocative exhibits. The location is accessible. This museum is a definite must-see when coming to SF Bay Area.”

225 San Leandro Way, San Francisco, CA 94127, United States

“A true hidden gem in San Francisco. GregAngelo Museum is one of the best-kept secrets. It's not the usual museum, the artist Greg converted his house into a masterpiece along with other artists' artworks from all over the world. Each room is unique and every detail is so thoughtful. You will be transported into another world with it's immersive experience. If you are looking for a unique activities to do in SF then this is a must visit place.”

540 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133, United States

“A small museum and a shop in one place. Lots of vintage stuff. Really like the vintage PlayBoy magazines, didn't expect to see those lol. Prices are affordable and you can negotiate. I think if you're an adult, it is worth a visit if you are near this place in San Francisco”

3301 Lyon St, San Francisco, CA 94123, United States

“What a great buildings. Happy to be here to see and enjoy the arts palace. Hope can bring my family to visit someday.”