A beautiful museum with a balance of Asian , contemporary art , Rodin sculptures and exhibition of industrial innovations! This museum is a must if you are in the area!

We are truly lucky to have wonderful museums in our backyard in Palo Alto. Interesting permanent and visiting exhibits There is something for everyone. From traditional to modern, Beautiful structure. The Anderson modern art collection is conveniently located in the building next-door. Nice outing!

Cantor is an exceptional university art museum, with rotating exhibits and an excellent collection of sculpture and painting. The Rodin Garden is great, the cafe excellent, and don't miss the Galsworthy sculpture set in the ground in front of the museum

This is a world class art museum-just the right size, not overwhelming. There is a wide variety of collections including an outdoor Rodin Sculpture Garden and a pleasant cafe. Next door is the Anderson Exhibit of post WWII art. All the for a modest metered...More

Greeting arriving visitors is "Stone River" by Andy Goldsworthy, who is perhaps the greatest living sculptor on Earth, and beyond. Make time to enjoy this museum through and through.

You also must visit the new contemporary museum right next door. Great stuff! And I'm not a fan of this type of art.

Cantor Arts Center is a great place to spend several hours looking at the Rodin sculptures and the wide ranging collection in a beautiful setting.

Admission is free so if you just want to pop in for a walk and look at the collections. Nothing special that really stood out but a nice place to hang out and relax. I like the miniature sculptures that depict Men & women.

This museum was primarily built by the Stanford's in honour of their 15 year old son whom they lost tragically. It is a remarkable way of preserving his memory and is extremely well maintained. It has some remarkable pieces of art and an extensive collection...More

We went on a Memorial Day weekend with our 7 year old child. It has been 30 years since I was here & the museum is 4x the size it was before & flooded with interesting art collections from the wealthy donors of the Bay...More