Fun, cool little spot to stop by while in Haas-Lilienthal House. We only spent about 15 minuets here and got some cool pictures. My daughter loved it. At night it looks much better with all the lights on. The guard will stop you if you try climbing the posts so good luck trying!

We really enjoyed our time here. Its a great example of upper middle class life in San Francisco. The details we learned from the tour were so interesting, as were the family photos. They had the very first example of a drinking water filter, a magic chef stove, and other details. Its used as a site for weddings now.

Beautiful historic queen Anne style Victorian house

Fantastic tour with an outstanding tour guide who was very knowledgeable about the architectural details and family history. This house is a true gem, as it still retains its original features.

Guides knows a lot about the history of the house and the City. Its a beautiful place but not crowded with tourist masses.

An hour tour for $10 seeing up close a wellpreserved Victorian... you seem to travel back in time when inside the house

If you want to see Victorian house inside, you need to visit this house. Very interesting tour, I enjoyed it!

Wonderful home built in the late 1800s in original condition. A true look into the past.

Beautiful old home with period details. You can rent this for events in 4 hour blocks of time though it is expensive. There is a main floor with front parlor, dining room and small room plus kitchen. Downstairs has a large open room for events that seating can be added, and upstairs has a master bedroom and child bedroom but I dont think you can do much with that space other than just tour it.

Has been on my list of things to do as a resident for 15 years. Finally made it and thoroughly enjoyed being in the luxury of a house that hasnt been cut into threes

Great to learn some local history. How do I get invited to the private (jewish) families christmas party?

House was fascinating however we were there for a dance performance piece and so the house really became the backdrop rather than the star of the night. Well worth a second visit.

More funny than scary. Mansion is very cool

Incredibly preserved and beautiful home! Our tour guide was amazing and very knowledgeable. $10 general admission and worth it!

We enjoyed the example Victorian homes in San Francisco. The rooms have complete furniture, almost all original to the house. The docent pointed out pieces not original.We enjoyed the docent led tour. I think there was plenty of research performed for the house, but I did doubt some facts the docent discussed.I recommend visiting and enjoying the tour.

My husband and I got married here, and while I can not speak for the docent-led tours I can say that the house is beautifully furnished (enough so that we didnt feel the need to add nearly any extra decorations); after renovations, it is now wheelchair-accessible from the right side of the house (with an elevator to aid passage between floors) and the lighting in the ballroom is brighter than we had been led to expect from some of the pictures on the website. (If youre planning on DJing your own wedding, make sure you remember to bring the Bose stereo downstairs; the built-in sound system in the ballroom has a built-in volume limit.) The events coordinator was flexible and very understanding when we had to postpone the wedding due to delays in visa processing, which was a great help to us, particularly as I had to plan a lot of the wedding from across the country.All in all, its really a gem of a house; if youre considering it, Id strongly suggest scheduling a visit to see it for yourself. And wedding rentals include a one-year membership to SF Heritage for couples! I look forward to visiting again when the work in the back garden is complete.

Really enjoyed our visit here and it was great to get a feel for how some of the rich lived before the earthquake and fire. Our guide knew a lot about the history and had some great stories to tell. A beautiful home and well worth the entrance fee, especially as there arent many such home left, at least not ones open to the public.

Have attended and done many events for years long ago and then back again recently. Precious history and memories. Fantastic Staff. Very nostalgic and sentimental ambience. Amazing architecture.

Love this place!! The docents are wonderful and the house is a great place for kids to learn about San Francisco history and architecture. Adults will enjoy it too;)

Interestingly led tour of the house, bringing its lives and times to life, along with splendid interior architecture, well worth the trip, with other fine houses nearby.

I am a wedding coordinator and had a wedding here. This is such a lovely place to have an ideal wedding here. The vintage building, the romantic ambiance, and the tasty food are memorable!!! All of our guests enjoyed the beautiful day here! High recommend to our new couples!!!

This Victorian house in the middle of Dan Fransisco is a great way to see cool architecture, learn about the traditions of Victorian times and learn about the citys past. The tour guides were knowledgeable and the tickets were cheap (with a $1 discount if you have a AAA membership). I would definitely reccomending this to visitors of the city and natives alike.

I had the great pleasure of attending this last year and was so blown away by it that me and my family starting organizing a group immediately for this year.This years script fell short of last years ( which seriously was a masterpiece ) I felt the script for this year was a skeleton version of last years without the brilliance and fullness. Last year there was a very clear narrative with well executed scare features to match. My ten year old loved it but was seriously spooked. This year not so much. What separates this event from other haunted house experiences is that it is theatrical and depends on the history of the house making it into a gothic nightmare . As I said , last year was a complete theatrical experience . This felt like a thin appropriation .The yard scene was great for us while standing in line though but repeated too many times in the spook-easy .I will return next year with the hopes that the creators of 2014 are in on the writing .

Traditional affluent household. Parlor, drawing room, dining room and kitchen...

Looks like a great house to see but keep in mind that they are closed until Fall 2017.

Went on a rainy day so we didnt get the full tour, but still a very fun San Francisco attraction.

Lovely Victorian house and the only one you can visit in SF.Our second visit and we love it.

Very nice

Great museum! Super interesting! I learned a lot in the tour

I. Love it I took my daughter to it and she loved it its a great lerning Experience for the kids

A fascinating house to tour and see how a well off SF family lived a hundred years ago or so

Simply brilliant. I loved the tour of this original home. Very authentic and a window into 19th and 20th century San Francisco life.

Only Victorian in San Francisco open to public. Newly renovated with paint and seismic, handicap entrance.

Beautiful house. I was here for a wedding, it was impressively spacious for a place in the city.

Beautiful Victorian house. Worth to visit.

Excellent tour of historical pre 1906 earthquake house, highly recommend the walking tour on Sundays at 12.30pm

Go for the haunted house they do in October. Went two years in a row, and it was scary and different both times!

Halloween is caming !

Nice museum good history of the family and the choo choo train

Beautiful mansion!

Beautiful home.

Nice

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Fun

Great tourist

Only thing it is not wheel chair accessible

Closed until fall 2017.

Perfect for a wedding!

Nice place to visit! !!!

Super fun

It is a museum very cute :)