I was lucky enough to visit the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on my recent trip to the city. I have to say, I was absolutely blown away by the architecture and design of the museum. It's really modern and has a great influence of Scandinavian design style. There's so much space and light, and the geometry is just perfect. The museum is also very well laid out and easy to navigate. Elevators are available but the stairs are very nice and hardly crowded. As for the art on display, it's just phenomenal.
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is a place that is worth visiting, should you enjoy art, architecture, and a quiet time wandering many, many galleries. It is a very neat Museum to explore, although it likely is not to everyone's taste.
Entry was relatively affordable, especially for the size of the museum. With at least 4 floors to explore, there is ample to see, and we spent a good few hours checking out the art and exhibits until the time we were getting burned out, and there was still even more to see.
Spent a little over 2 hours here and got to walk through probably about 90% of the exhibits. Would need to spend much longer if you’re really taking it all in, but I thought it was the perfect amount of time and leaves you wanting a little more to come back again. Enjoyed the wide variety of art and the museum building itself is beautiful.
A beautiful museum with an amazing and ever changing collection. Highly recommended for everyone to visit at least once. Mondays are nice and light on the visitor count. I hear Fridays and Saturdays are a lot busier.
Fantastic space, exhibits and people! Loved the experience.
This is a very large museum in the middle of the city and is definitely a must see for anyone who is interested in modern art. They also have some amazing Picasso, Rothko, and other brilliant works! I would plan on being here for 2-3 hours or more.
Pro tip: get yourself signed up for some of the exhibits that have a queue to get in right when you get in so you can do a floor or two before you get a message to visit the limited/controlled spaces.