123 San Francisco

Since 1963, visitors have been awed by the lifelike figures at the Wax Museum. Located at Fisherman’s Wharf, the museum has six different exhibits, each with multiple subsections. From historical moments to film classics, the Wax Museum has a figure for them all.The two biggest exhibits are the “History” and “Sports and Entertainment” collections. The “History” showcase holds some of the world’s most well known figures. There are humanitarian models, such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Nelson Mandela, as well as verbal and visual artists, like William Shakespeare and Salvador Dali. However, in the “Sports and Entertainment” display, visitors can see replicas of past and present celebrities. Whether it’s Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable, or modern day favorites Johnny Depp and Beyonce Knowles, the museum has both. There’s even a section for sports fans, with featured stars including Tiger Woods, Lance Armstrong, Barry Bonds, and Muhammad Ali.While the “History” and “Entertainment” collections are the biggest, the “Chamber of Horrors” is the most unique. In this exhibit, you’ll find creepy, Hollywood murders Freddy Krueger and Jason. You’ll also find various torturing devices, such as the Guillotine or the Iron Maiden.But don’t miss any of the museum’s remaining collections, either: the “Hall of Religions,” “King Tut,” and the “Palace of Living Art.” After all, you don’t want to skip a picture with Mona Lisa or King Tut!When purchasing tickets for the Wax Museum, you’re given the choice between multiple packages. If you decide to purchase tickets just for the museum, tickets are 14 for adults, 7 for children and 10 for seniors and juniors. However, if you plan to visit more than one San Francisco attraction, you should consider one of the five combination options. From sight-seeing packages, to water based activities, the combination tickets offer your best value. For more on ticket options, visit the Museum’s website.