Address: 200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA
Phone: +14155813500
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 1–8PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
David H
This highly underrated and below the radar, for many, museum, has an extensive collection of art from many periods and cultures. Exhibits ranging from the Persian empire, India and Pakistan to the far east are displayed across all three floors. I easily spent 2 hours in the wonderful, modern age extensive museum. Go on the 1st Sunday of each summer month and admission is free. It's well worth the price :-)!!
Maria B
We attended the absolutely beautiful and mysterious "teamLab: continuity" and it was unforgettable. So easy at first sight, all these colors and music make this experience a true magic. I appreciate the Asian Art Museum team for helping me reschedule the visit and being so nice and patient. I would definitely give the 5 stars if the guard that made us leave the room at 4.57 was a little bit more polite. It's sad that sometimes a rude staff member can change the impression.
Jessica K
My favorite Asian Art Museum on the West Coast! We got free tickets from the San Mateo County Library that offered free passes through their Discover and Go system. This gave us access to the special teamLab exhibit, which was stunning, as well as the regular exhibits. A must when you’re in town!
Crystal
A must go to. Beautifully displayed exhibits of ancient history in the heart of San Francisco. Stairs, elevators, escalators help make it easy to go to the three levels. Handicapped accessible. Restrooms on every floor. Gift shop and food on the first floor. They check for vaccinations. We came on First Sunday Free admission. You can get tickets online.
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Yes there's a cafeteria. Not sure about a coat room.
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First Sunday of each month is free. It is called the "Target Sunday". If you work for a company that donates generously to the museum, you may be able to get free passes.
The first Sunday of each month
Yes, currently there are South Asian and Indonesian textiles, and in their regular collection are Buddhas and Indian gods. Also modern installations.
The left hand don't know what the right hand is doing????
Check on the website
I'm not sure, but there were wheelchair users in the exhibit. There are also portable folding stools outside the entrances of most galleries for use by those who walk with difficulty or tire easily. Just pick one off the rack.
It is. And there's ton of cafes nearby too
Went last weekend - was able to buy tickets on site. They limit capacity, so very few visitors.
Its beautiful. I believe I was prepared and altered but not much was told about that Its more of a place to admire and feel the beauty of the art rather than learn
They're closed on Mondays. You should check their website to see if they have any special Holiday hours.
Try google lens.
No
Adults are $25, children 12+ and Senior $20. Children under 12 are free. Special exhibit pricing varies and is an additional ticket.
It depends on the pass and where you originally purchased it. Normally they cover up to 4 adults and up to 4 kids. There should be a website on your pass that can give you more detailed info.
It is a terracotta dragon
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