Palace Of Fine Arts

About the Business

Specialties

Captivate everyone at your next large conference, gala, or tradeshow as they experience expansive Greco-Roman interiors and lush landscaping next to Golden Gate Bridge. Originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exhibition, it houses an enormous exhibition center and theater, and is surrounded by a stunning lagoon sure to add extra style to any large function you're planning.

History

Established in 1915.

Originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, the Palace of Fine Arts features a Greco-Roman style Rotunda and Colonnades. These recognizable features make this landmark a truly emblematic piece of San Francisco history. The Palace is located near a large lagoon and is the former home of the Exploratorium and the current home of the Palace Theater and the Venue at the Palace of Fine Arts. In addition, the Palace is located in, perhaps, what is the most iconic area of San Francisco, right near Crissy Field and the Golden Gate Bridge. In 1915, the Presidio's Bayfront, and what is currently known as the Marina District served as the location of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The Palace of Fine Arts was constructed as one of the many exposition halls used to showcase new technology and innovations. During the 1915 Exposition, San Francisco welcomed over 18 Million guests from all around the world.

Meet the Business Owner

Business owner information

Non Plus Ultra I.

Business Owner

Non Plus Ultra curates the most unique locations for unparalleled events of all sizes. Our venue portfolio spans from historically charming to modernly chic, and each of our offerings can be tailored to go beyond all expectations of what an event can be.  As one of the country's leading venue activation firms, Non Plus Ultra can turn any event into a milestone. Our experts use decades of combined experience to uncover the perfect space for your engagement, and then help you refine each and every detail that will make it shine beyond everyone's expectations.

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