San Francisco Trip Overview
Experience the Exploratorium, an award-winning museum of science, art, and human perception that’s dedicated to the excitement of experimentation, the pleasure of discovery, and the power of play. Indulge your curiosity in hundreds of exhibits—indoors and out—and explore eye-opening ways to understand the world around you. There’s also a unique museum store plus two delicious places to eat: the Seaglass restaurant, which has a stunning Bay view, and the Seismic Joint Cafe (hours vary).
Located at Pier 15 along San Francisco’s Embarcadero between Pier 39 and the Ferry Building, the Exploratorium is easy to get to by public transportation plus there’s parking nearby.
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Duration: 2 to 5 hours
Starts: San Francisco, United States
Trip Category: Sightseeing Tickets & Passes >> Museum Tickets & Passes
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Experience the Exploratorium, an award-winning museum of science, art, and human perception that’s dedicated to the excitement of experimentation, the pleasure of discovery, and the power of play. Indulge your curiosity in hundreds of exhibits—indoors and out—and explore eye-opening ways to understand the world around you. There’s also a unique museum store plus two delicious places to eat: the Seaglass restaurant, which has a stunning Bay view, and the Seismic Joint Cafe (hours vary).
Located at Pier 15 along San Francisco’s Embarcadero between Pier 39 and the Ferry Building, the Exploratorium is easy to get to by public transportation plus there’s parking nearby.
Visit: Exploratorium, Green St Pier 15, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94111
Kids and adults both will love the Exploratorium in San Francisco! This favorite family attraction boasts a convenient location along the Embarcadero waterfront, between Fisherman’s Wharf and the Ferry Building. Enjoy the vibrant bayside energy of Pier 15, and then head inside the museum with your all-day general admission ticket.
