The Legion of Honor sounds like an assembly of superheroes, but it's not. This museum in San Francisco still packs a punch though. Inside, you'll find an unrivalled collection of art. There's over 124,000 works spanning 4,000 years, from European sculpture and paintings to ancient art from the Mediterranean and Near East. Its most famous piece is Rodin's The Thinker, but there's plenty of other highlights by Degas, Monet, Rubens and more.

Your Legion of Honor ticket grants you access to this neoclassical museum's huge collection of art. The setting (overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge in Lincoln Park) could hardly be more spectacular. And inside? More than 124,000 works of art! Beauty, everywhere you look.

The collection of European Decorative Arts and Sculpture includes The Thinker by Auguste Rodin - the 6-foot bronze emblem of the museum, made in the image of poet Dante. Stop by here and think about art and poetry for a while.

Other highlights include French 18th-century furniture, the Bowles collection of English porcelain, three French period rooms, and a tea table and tea service by Fabergé.

Your ticket will also grant you access to the De Young Museum and its collection of American art from the 17th-21st centuries.

• Getting There: Bus Line 18, get off at the Legion of Honor bus terminal
• The café is open from 11:30 to 14:30 for limited indoor dining and outdoor dining on the Barbro Osher Sculpture Garden Terrace, weather permitting. Digital menus are posted at the entrance to the café. You may bring your own water. A touchless bottle filling station is available on the lower level of the de Young
• Closed Areas: Coat Check, de Youngsters Studio, and Piazzoni Murals Room will remain closed. To encourage curiosity, Discovery Guides are available at the Information Desk