San Francisco, California, is the place to visit for architecture-loving travelers. Explore these must-see landmarks on your next trip.
California Academy of Sciences
A prime example of sustainable architecture, this building features a rolling green “living roof,” designed by award-winning architect Renzo Piano.
Situated in Golden Gate Park, this botanical garden houses five distinct gardens, each with its own ecosystem. The grounds also boast a stunning Victorian glasshouse, dating back to 1879.
Designed by award-winning Swiss architects, de Young Museum’s copper exterior reflects natural light for a dramatic display.
This eclectic neighborhood on the city’s eastern waterfront was formerly a shipbuilding hub. The area retains its industrial vibe while intermingling with residential and retail buildings.
Located within the Presidio, this historic military fort offers visitors an early example of Mission Revival architectural style.
The oldest public Japanese garden in the United States draws inspiration from Buddhist and Shinto temples. The peaceful garden also features koi ponds, sculpted bonsai trees and cherry blossom blooms.
This rare colonial- and federal-style building is a designated historical landmark. The house’s museum and garden open to the public on the second and fourth Sunday of each month.
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