[2025 San Francisco Attraction] Travel Guide for San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (Updated May)

Visiting the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in downtown San Francisco On the last day of my year-end trip to the western United States, I decided to visit the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for the last time. It houses a total of 33,000 works of art, including modern paintings, sculptures, photographs, design, and media works. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which is considered one of the best modern art museums in the western United States, can be enjoyed even if you don't like art. There is a park in front of the museum, so you can relax while drinking coffee. If you go to San Francisco, I highly recommend visiting the Museum of Modern Art!! Location: 151 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States Admission: $25 #SanFranciscoTravel #SoloTravel #ArtMuseum #WesternTravel #SanFranciscoMuseumofModernArt

SFMoMA was a fanatic museum. The renovations over the last several years really improved the gallery space. I particularly enjoyed the audio guide tour with several famous artists curating narrative experiences. Budget the better part of a day to visit here. #triplocal

#usatrip I had a fantastic time at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)! 🎨🏛️ The museum’s extensive collection of contemporary art was both inspiring and thought-provoking. The entrance fee was around $25, and it was worth every penny to see works by iconic artists like Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock. I was especially impressed by the museum’s impressive architecture and the rooftop garden, which offers great views of the city. 🌆🌿 After exploring the museum, I strolled through the nearby Yerba Buena Gardens and enjoyed a relaxing afternoon in the park. If you're an art lover in San Francisco, SFMOMA is a must-visit! #trip #SFMOMA #SanFrancisco #ModernArt #MuseumVisit #ArtLovers

|SFMOMA Modern Art Museum. 🔷Ticket purchase 🤍Ctrip booking, it's not too late to book on the day, you will receive a PDF email after the ticket is successfully booked, and you can enter the museum by scanning the code 🤍Buy tickets on site, buy tickets at the entrance of the museum 🎫Ticket type 🤍General Admission (GA) ticket 🤍Special exhibition The Visitor+ ticket GA 🤍Free 2nd Floor (whether you book or not, the staff on the 2nd floor only asked if you booked a ticket, there is no requirement to scan the code, after all, it's free haha), ticket prices are divided by age (see the picture), members and under 18 are free 🤍Free on the first Thursday of each month 🔷Opening hours 🤍Open from 13-20 on Thursdays, 10-17 from Friday to Tuesday. 🤍Closed on Wednesday. 🤍p.s. Before May 29, 2023, the second floor exhibition is free 🔷After entering the museum, go straight to the 7th floor - the exhibition about the polar, glacier and climate 'Erratic' 'Erratic' is a huge stone that is drifted far away by melting glaciers. Charriere drills the rock core in the way of drilling ice cores. Each drilling makes the huge stone lighter and more fragile - a metaphor for the current environmental crisis. Only when people squat down can they see the hollow and fragile of the huge stone. The polar ice core seals the climate history and geological history, and the stone cores arranged on the ground like rollers hint at an ancient way of transporting heavy objects. Charriere seems to be linking the process of human and earth interaction with the similarity of forms. In front of the flashback background of the night glacier snowstorm, watching the form of water, being dominated by the sound hanging above the head, moving repeatedly, feeling different sound effects at different standing points, as if walking through ice caves, glaciers, ice waterfalls, oceans, snowstorms, imagining the power of ten thousand jun in the crazy snowflakes. (Later, I saw a sentence in the sightline photography exhibition on the second floor 'Wherewe stand directly impacts what we see', not only what we see, everything we hear and perceive is related to the subject's position, space and senses are inevitably related) 🔷There is a soundscape exhibition 'Ongoing' on the 7th floor balcony. The music chanting in the horn is constantly reshaped by the light, architecture, and city sound of San Francisco. Seagulls seem to like listening to music, sitting steadily under the sound, and there is a lonely seagull squatting round and round between the glass skyscrapers - hiding outside the sea, and the Blue Sail downstairs responds from afar - the wind is sailing on the blue scarf.

🔮San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) is a non-profit organization with internationally recognized collections of modern and contemporary art. It is the first museum on the West Coast of the United States dedicated to 20th century art. The exhibited works in the museum allow us to appreciate the artists' carefully designed, interesting, thought-provoking, and inspiring works, which are amazing and dazzling...😍 🔮After the museum opened in early March this year, the fifth-floor skywalk has now become a popular Olafur Eliasson light tunnel, which is very dazzling and colorful. I didn't see it when I went before, but now that it's back, it's really great. It is said that this light tunnel was exhibited in this museum in 2007. My nephew visited with his friends last week and he said it was very spectacular👍🏻. I'll share his tunnel photo with my museum-loving friends for now😃. If you have time, go check it out and take some photos. 🔮Ticket🎫$25. It is recommended to book tickets online in advance. If you go at the last minute, you can also buy tickets at the entrance, but be sure to do so before 4:30. It's best to visit on weekdays when there are fewer people and you don't have to queue for photos📷. There are usually more people on weekends. The museum is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. It is open from 1pm to 8pm on Thursdays and from 10am to 5pm on Fridays to Sundays. 🔮Parking: It's difficult to find meter parking in San Francisco's downtown. It's better to park in a parking lot🅿️. We suggest using Uber👍🏻 or parking in a nearby residential area and using other transportation. 📍Address: 151 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94103