Palace of Fine Arts, Cultural center in San Francisco
The Palace of Fine Arts is a monumental structure located in the Marina District of San Francisco, California.
Designed by Bernard Maybeck and completed in 1915, it was originally constructed for the Panama-Pacific Exposition to exhibit works of art.
Today, it serves as a popular attraction for tourists and locals, hosting art exhibitions, concerts, and weddings.
It's open from 6 AM to 9 PM daily, with free admission to the grounds.
Its Greco-Roman rotunda and colonnades, set against a serene lagoon, create a unique and picturesque landscape.
Location: Marina District
Location: San Francisco
Inception: 1915
Architect: Bernard Maybeck
Architectural style: Beaux-Arts
Height: 49.4 m
Material: tree, artificial stone, gypsum, concrete
Website: palaceoffinearts.com
Source: Wikimedia
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