Fodor's Expert Review Haas-Lilienthal House

Pacific Heights Historic Home
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A small display of photographs on the bottom floor of this elaborate, gray 1886 Queen Anne house makes clear that despite its lofty stature and striking, round third-story tower, the 11,500-square-foot house was modest compared with some of the giants that fell victim to the 1906 earthquake and fire. San Francisco Heritage, a foundation to preserve San Francisco's architectural history, operates the home, whose carefully kept rooms provide a glimpse into late-19th-century life through period furniture, authentic details (like the antique dishes in the kitchen built-in), and photos of the Haas family, who occupied the house for three generations until 1972.

You can admire hundreds of gorgeous San Francisco Victorians from the outside, but this is the only one that's open to the public, and it's worth a visit.

You can download free maps of two nearby walking tours highlighting the neighborhood's historic architecture on the house's website.

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Quick Facts

2007 Franklin St.
San Francisco, California  94109, USA

415-441–3000

www.haas-lilienthalhouse.org

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: Tours $10

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