Do you have to pay for the Japanese Tea Garden San Francisco?
Guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance online. For San Francisco residents, adult admission costs $7. Seniors (age 65+) and youths (age 12-17) who are residents must pay $4, and any local children between 5 and 11 years of age must pay $3.
How much does Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco cost?
San Francisco Residents Fees with ID
| Adults | $7 |
|---|---|
| Seniors (ages 65+ w/ID) | $4 |
| Youth (ages 12-17) | $4 |
| Children (ages 5-11) | $3 |
| Children (under 5) | FREE |
Do you have to pay to get into the Japanese Tea Garden?
The Japanese Tea Garden is currently open daily. Admission is FREE! No reservation is needed to enjoy the Garden.
Do you need a permit to take pictures at the Japanese garden?
Photography Policy No professional photography without a permit with the Garden. Permits are issued for Saturdays only. The types of photos not allowed during our open times include but are not limited to: bridal, birthdays, maternity, costumes, clothing changes or modeling photos.
How do I get to the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco?
The Japanese Tea Garden does not officially offer tours, but you can visit on a tour with the SF City Guides. Their tour is free and is offered daily at 1pm. They also offer it at 9:30am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Do you need a permit to take pictures at the Japanese Garden?
How big is Japanese Tea Garden San Francisco?
5 acres
Japanese Tea Garden (San Francisco)
| Japanese Tea Garden | |
|---|---|
| Area | 5 acres (2.0 ha) |
| Created | 1894 by George Turner Marsh [1] |
| Status | Open year round |
| Website | japaneseteagardensf.com |
Are dogs allowed in the Japanese Tea Garden?
Yes, pets are allowed as long as they are on leash. There is a sign near one of the entrances that says pets are allowed.
Can you drive through Golden Gate Park?
A car-free route along a portion of JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park has existed since 1967, when street closures began every Sunday, on many Saturdays and during holidays and special events, allowing park visitors of all ages and abilities to use the roadway free of car traffic.
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