Palace of Fine Arts

The Palace of Fine Arts is a neoclassical monument from 1915, designed as a melancholic Roman ruin with a 50-meter rotunda surrounded by colonnades and a tranquil lagoon.

Originally created for the World's Fair, this unique structure delights with its combination of classical architecture and romantic atmosphere. The sculptures of weeping women on the colonnades and panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge create a magical atmosphere, especially at sunset.