Custom House

The Custom House isn’t just a former customs building—it’s a living relic of San Francisco’s past. Built in 1892 in Roman Revival style, its ornate carvings and massive arched entrance whisper tales of trade, immigration, and maritime adventure. Today, it stands quietly beside Fisherman’s Wharf, a timeless contrast to the modern port life around it. Step inside, and you’ll find curated exhibits and occasional events that bring history to life—imagine cargo being unloaded, sailors boarding ships, and dreams arriving on foreign shores.