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SF Museum of Modern Art + Grace Cathedral: Entry Ticket + Self-Guided Tour
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
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Grace Cathedral: Entry Ticket + Self-Guided Tour
Discover Grace Cathedral's Gothic architecture and stained glass
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Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
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Max group size: 30
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Wheelchair accessible
Explore the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, known for its Gothic architecture, labyrinths, Ghiberti doors, and the Interfaith AIDS Chapel.
Wander through the cathedral to admire the stained glass, listen to the Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ, and view art by artists like Keith Haring, David LaChappelle, and Ansel Adams.
Learn about the church’s history, art, religion, architecture, and commitment to social justice. Explore San Francisco's past, from the 1906 fire to the founding of the United Nations.
Conclude your visit with a peaceful stroll through one of the cathedral's labyrinths.
Admission includes an interactive self-guided tour in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean. Keep kids entertained with a children’s map for a fun treasure hunt!
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