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Guess the Name of Palace!! - Sanem - 10-21-2026

The chief architect behind this beautiful creation was Bernard Maybeck who based his ideas on Greek and Roman designs. It primarily surrounds a lagoon (artificially created). Taking the very first look at the Palace you will notice it comprises a rotunda that surrounds about a 340 meters wide pergola. The design of the Palace being surrounded by an artificial lagoon was based on the inspiration taken from European designs where the huge edifices are reflected on the mirror surface of water providing more added beauty to the entire structure. You will probably never see anything more appealing once you see the reflection of the Palace on the water. That view and your family photo or group picture in front of the Palace will be a memory you'll cherish forever. A worth place to  book next bus tour for west coast usa.


RE: Guess the Name of Palace!! - Xaryab - 10-23-2026

If I am not wrong, you are talking about the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, which looks like a place straight out of a European dream. With its beautiful architecture and peaceful lagoon, it seems like a perfect spot for memorable photos with family or friends. I’d guess it’s definitely worth including in your next West Coast USA bus tour. I had been there once, and that was a great experience for me. Love to know how it was for others?

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RE: Guess the Name of Palace!! - David - 10-23-2026

The Palace of Fine Arts has such a distinctive design, and the lagoon makes it even more photogenic. It’s great that you got to see it in person. I bet you came away with some beautiful photos. Was it just as impressive in real life as it looks in pictures?