Things to do in San Francisco - Part 17 - Palace of the Legion of Honor
Yahoo Travel says this about the Palace of the Legion of Honor:
This museum houses more than 87,000 paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, and tapestries. Some pieces date back 4,000 years. The main floor is dedicated to the museum's permanent collection, much of which features the works of Rodin. European and ancient art are also on display. The lower garden level features temporary exhibitions, ranging from Andy Warhol to Francis Bacon. Take a break in the museum cafe, which features light snacks and has outdoor seating.
El Camino Del Mar and 34th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94121
+1 415 863 3330
Open Hours9:30a-5p Tu-Su
http://www.thinker.org/legion/index.asp
+1 415 863 3330
Open Hours9:30a-5p Tu-Su
http://www.thinker.org/legion/index.asp
Neighborhood: Richmond District
- Mick Orton
Part 1 - Golden Gate Bridge, Part 2 - Alcatraz, Part 3 - Japanese Tea Garden, Part 4 - Cable Cars, Part 5 - Fisherman's Warf, Part 6 - Exploratorium, Part 7 - Mission Dolores, Part 8 - San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Part 9 - Lombard Street, Part 10 - Giants Stadium, Part 11 - Mission Cliffs Rock Climbing Center, Part 12 - Beach Blanket Babylon, Part 13 - Palace of Fine Arts, Part 14 - Asian Art Museum, Part 15 - Coit Tower, Part 16 - Musee Mecanique
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