See hundreds of Asian masterworks in a spectacular setting.

San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum  is one of the largest museums in the Western world that focuses exclusively on Asian art. Housed in the building that once served as the city’s main library, the soaring classic structure was re-envisioned by the same architect who designed the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Any fan of Asian art will recognize some of the remarkable pieces in this vast collection, including the oldest Chinese Buddha known today, dated to the year 338. The renowned collection includes over 17,000 art works spanning 6,000 years, grouped into seven geographic regions that represent all the major cultures of Asia. 

Westfield San Francisco Centre, the city’s premier destination for world-class fashion, entertainment, and dining, celebrates the Golden Gate Bridge 75th anniversary with breathtaking replicas of the renowned bridge and Crissy Field under its iconic dome on Level 4. The Park Under the Dome offers visitors a fun and relaxing break from shopping or dining at one of the eateries in the Restaurant Collection Under the Dome. A life-size chess set is ready for a match; lawn chairs encourage lounging; and a picnic table is the perfect place to savor fixins from Bristol Farms market. And in tribute to the Golden Gate Bridge’s anniversary, video screens showcase images from the architectural marvel’s illustrious history.