Golden Gate Park

Golden Gate Park is a 412-hectare urban park on San Francisco's West Side, between the Richmond and Sunset districts and reaching to the Pacific Ocean. Laid out by William Hammond Hall on sand dunes and opened in 1870, it holds lakes, meadows and groves along with the Conservatory of Flowers, the Japanese Tea Garden and the de Young Museum.

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Price: Free entry

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Japanese Tea Garden

park

de Young Museum

art museum

From $25

California Academy of Sciences

museum

From $26

Frequently asked questions

Is Golden Gate Park free?

Yes. Entry to Golden Gate Park is free.

Free entry

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