The Palace of Art is located in the northwest corner of San Francisco Island, and not far north is the highway that opens the Golden Gate Bridge. Here is an antique Roman ruin built in 1915 and has a history of nearly a hundred years. The Art Palace was temporarily built for the Panama Pacific Exposition and was abandoned after the meeting. Local supporters who saved the building raised funds and rebuilt the Palace of Art with permanent building materials to preserve the Palace of Art. The Art Palace has no tickets, no parking fees, and is not a famous attraction, but also won a peace. Surrounded by various Victorian houses, there are no more tourists than locals. Walking dogs, squatting locals, and three or five groups of locals sitting under the tree and drinking beer. Its really only idle, which is hard to see in the bustling metropolis. The art palace is classically elegant, and the circular main building with arches and stone pillars is very beautiful in the cover of the pool and green trees. The art palace is not big, but it is delicate and exquisite. Looking up, the gallery on the doorway is a statue of the guardian and a relief full of muscle warriors. Each rose-red stone pillar is a fairy sculpture with tears in their heads. They water the vines with tears, expecting the vines to flourish and cover their bodies.