Innovative natural history museum featuring a world-class aquarium, planetarium, living rainforest, and cutting-edge exhibits focused on science, biodiversity, and conservation.
Sunday: 11am to 5pm
Youth (13–17): $44.75
Children (3–12): $39.75
Seniors (65+): $44.75
Children under 3: Free
How to Get There
From Downtown San Francisco (5 mi): Take Fulton Street west into Golden Gate Park, continue to Music Concourse Drive, and follow signs to the museum in the park's cultural center.
Overview
The California Academy of Sciences is one of the world's leading natural history institutions, combining a museum, aquarium, planetarium, and living rainforest under a single sustainable roof in Golden Gate Park. It traces its origins to 1853.
Rainforests of the World
Visitors journey through four stories of tropical rainforest.
Steinhart Aquarium
The aquarium has thousands of aquatic species.
Natural History Exhibits and Living Roof
Exhibits examine Earth's ecosystems, biodiversity, geology, and climate, and the innovative design includes a living roof covered with native plants.
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