The title probably says it all. It is worth visiting once, but probably not twice in the same year since there is not much to do.

Fantastic museum with a detailed collection, especially the contemporary art. Wait until the Anderson Collection arrives! Best place to eat on the Stanford campus.

This is a great little art museum with lots of interesting pieces. There is a range of different types of collections, as well as usually a guest exhibition as well. Outside there are several nice Rodin pieces in the garden area. The gift store here is very nice - I have purchased several items here to give as gifts to... More

Really nice place to end up after a *free* museum trip. Great outdoor seating, fresh, organic food options. I believe even the hotdogs are Nieman ranch - nice to have such an option for the kiddos.

We've seen such a range of compelling exhibits over the years. There's a nice modern art collection, also. The Rodin Gates of Hell are outdoors. well lit in the afternoon light. Visits to the gift shop and the outdoor cafe complete your experience.

Located on the Stanford Campus, this is one museum you won't want to miss. I particularly enjoyed the Rodin sculpture garden and gallery. Later it was fun to check out the book and gift shop. Admittance was free which surprised me. Truly a lovely art museum.

There is a surprisingly large collection of beautiful art. If you live relatively close to Stanford, it is a great way to spend half a day doing something fun and educational, with the kids or without.

One of my favorite pieces by Richard Serra is "Sequence". I specifically went to the museum to see this piece and was surprised by the number of Rodin's owned by the museum. The larger Rodin pieces are located outside and can be visited anytime and include "The Gates of Hell" as well as a number of the larger individual statues.... More

The Cantor has the largest collection of Rodin sculpture outside France. Many great pieces, including the "Gates of Hell," are outdoors and visible 24/7. The Cantor also has a part-ownership in "The Thinker," which is on display a couple of months a year. It's always displayed in the west rotunda, which was built with a specially reinforced floor at the... More