San Francisco Mystery Art Tour
Solve garden riddles, share lunch, and see the museum behind the scenes
Duration
3.5 hrs
Ideal For
2 to 6 people
Includes
Garden tour, lunch, art studios
Highlights
Explore art gardens through a riddle-based journey, then share a homemade lunch with Gregangelo, working artists, and crew. Continue inside for a behind-the-scenes look at installations and art studios.
- Solve riddles among outdoor garden installations by local artists
- Peek through main-floor installations and private art studios
- Visit the subterranean costume shop
- Compose artistic photos in installations you visit
- Watch art being made, auditions, or impromptu performances when they occur
What's Included
- Homemade lunch
- Conversation with local artists
Important details
- Available Thursdays at 11 AM
- Ages 7+ only
- Tours are conducted in English
- Open to private groups only
- Do not bring food, drinks, or pets
- Requires climbing 11 steps to enter; the museum is not wheelchair accessible
- Wear a mask if you have allergies, cold symptoms, sneezing, or coughing
- A 3% credit card processing fee is added to the total booking amount and is not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
All ticket sales are final, non-refundable, and non-exchangeable. Latecomers will not be admitted.
Product ID: 9AGS5P
FAQs
Wait by the striped gate on the sidewalk. The tour begins on the sidewalk—do not enter without a guide.
Dress casually and bring warm layers for walking through the outdoor gardens.
No. The house is not wheelchair accessible, and there are eleven steps to enter. You may use walkers or canes if needed.
Meeting details
Striped gate at 225 San Leandro Way, San Francisco, CA 94127
Related locations
The Gregangelo Museum
Admission includedTucked into a quiet residential street in the West Portal neighborhood of San Francisco, The Gregangelo Museum defies every expectation of what a museum can be. Every room of this private home has been transformed into a living artwork, blending circus arts, world mythology, and intricate handcrafted detail. Visiting The Gregangelo Museum feels less like touring a gallery and more like stepping inside a dream. Guided by performers as much as docents, you move through spaces that shift in mood, color, and meaning at every turn.
