de Young Museum

I love this museum. We go every time we go to San Francisco because we love the location and the collection inside. There is also an extra suggestion to try the cafe inside. Last time we went, we had the custard and snacks they made that day, so delicious, in fact we found ourselves thinking about going back to eat!

Take the elevator up to the free sightseeing area of the tower and you will find it worthwhile to visit. From this you can see the spectacular view of San Francisco in 360 degrees. There is also a great cafe in the gallery.

Diyang Art Museum is a San Francisco art museum named after the early San Francisco newspaperman Diyang (M. H. de Young). The new Diyang Art Museum in San Francisco, (Golden Gate Park), was designed by the Swiss architect partner Herzog & de Meuron, who won the 2001 Pritzker Architecture Prize, and broke ground in June 2002, and opened in 2005. The Diyang Museum focuses on American art from the 17th to 21st centuries, international contemporary art, Pacific Islands, African and American art, of which American art has a collection of art from 1670 to the present, including more than 1,000 paintings, more than 800 sculptures, more than 300 decorative artworks. The museum has 12,000 textiles and apparel pieces, from 125 countries and regions around the world, and is one of the largest textiles and apparel collections in the United States.

The environment of the museum is very good, the scenery is very good

It should be the only paid attraction on my trip (I found that the next day is a free visit day, I ⋯), I can stroll slowly for three hours, and the exhibits have impressed me. Finally, I went to the viewing floor on the sixth floor (or fifth floor). When I got out of the elevator, I had a "wow" sound.

The only one I feel very interested in coming to San Francisco this time! Even went twice! The full name is De Young Museum, the designer is the Herzog who also designed the Beijing Bird's Nest! On the ninth floor of the observation, you can see the city of San Francisco. There are exhibition areas with various themes in the main exhibition hall. The content of the exhibition should be different from each period. Tickets with student ID cards can be discounted.

Di Yang Museum, unexpected harvest, beyond imagination, so tall art museum, even free! The museum opened in 1919 and collected a large collection of art treasures from around the world. The building was severely damaged in the 1989 earthquake and reopened in 2005 after a restoration design. It has been placed on the museum's viewing floor with panoramic views of San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Park.