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Legion of Honor

Legion of Honor: Art, ocean views, French-inspired elegance

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Legion of Honor sits on scenic grounds at 100 34th Ave, San Francisco, offering world-class art in a French-inspired setting with ocean views. Highlights include Rodin sculptures in the front courtyard and a diverse collection inside, all within tranquil galleries and beautifully landscaped grounds. Visitors note helpful staff and easy connections to nearby cultural institutions.

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100 34th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121, USA

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Permanent Art Collections

Explore extensive galleries featuring European art, Rodin sculptures, and historical artifacts in a stunning architectural setting.

Special Exhibitions

Experience rotating exhibitions like Manet & Morisot, with well-designed displays that highlight diverse artistic movements.

Café and Gift Shop

Relax with coffee and snacks at the on-site café, and browse unique souvenirs and art-related items in the gift shop.

Coastal Grounds Access

Enjoy scenic walks on museum grounds with short trails leading to ocean views and beaches for hiking and relaxation.

Parking and Visitor Services

Access convenient parking (subject to availability) and receive assistance from helpful staff for promotions and inquiries.

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Oscar

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· 6 months ago

We had a great experience at the de Young Museum and were pleasantly surprised to learn that our tickets also included access to the Legion of Honor, which allowed us to visit both museums. The staff were very helpful with promotions and questions. The art collection is excellent, and it is an enjoyable place to spend a few hours. Parking is convenient, not easy to find a spot.

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Sailen Saha

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· 7 months ago

This is my second time visiting this museum and it is beautiful. They have plenty of parking but you need to be a little patient - aisles, rooms, halls and artifacts are all amazing. Last time I visited there a special show of Da Vinci and this time was Manet & Morisot. Both the times I missed the cafe - it got closed. For busy residents, it is free on most Saturdays I think - check it before you go.

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Terry Ding

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· 7 months ago

Visited the Manet and Morisot exhibition on 20th Dec—so well-designed and definitely worth the trip! Sadly, the museum had to close at 2 p.m. because of a power outage. The staff were great and gave me a free return ticket, which I gave to a local lady since I'm leaving the country soon. It was quite an experience! Just a shame I couldn't grab a souvenir before the lights went out.

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William Joy

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· 8 months ago

Great museum with beautiful grounds and coast views. Rodin's sculptures are displayed in the front courtyard, as well as many other places inside. The architecture seems to be French-based, which was very nice and elegant. Hiking was fun, with short trails to the coast and the beach. Views are amazing when not foggy. Overall I highly recommend!

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Grazia Bostwick

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· 9 months ago

Wonderful display of Rodin's sculptures as well as other beautiful works of art. Relaxing and wonderful experience. We also enjoyed a coffee at their cafe and shopped at their gift shop. The museum sits on beautiful grounds with a view of the ocean. Highly recommend it especially if you are looking for a peaceful time away from the hustle and bustle.

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