They have a cool organic farm right inside
Going in the middle of the week will usually get you a private tour. Great place for Victorian geeks and L.A. history buffs.
A living history museum that explores the settlement and development of Southern California during its first 100 years of statehood.
Free admission for Bank of America card holders on the first week of every month. =) Hand them your BOA card and you're in!
Schedule your concerts for next season. Eric Bibb's is great. $10 for parking and free concert. Great venue and do the buffet which amazing.
Coffee cart + cafe don't open until 11 or 1130a - address your caffeine needs prior to arrival.
Don't forget to check out the giant whale skeleton on your way back to the main entrance.
The giant whale on the way to the main entrance is amazing!!!
Best place to see a Dino bone
This is an awesome place for neon sign selfies at night!
Amazing museum full of San Fernando Valley relics.
We are open every Saturday from 10 AM - 3 PM. Admission and parking is free! Don't forget to bring your camera and the family!
very cool, historical gem! the two docents hanging out- had fun knowledge to share. (like how old telephone poles were repurposed to support the roof's structure)
Built entirely of stones from the Arroyo in the early 1900's, Lummis Home is open to the public for tours Friday-Sunday, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Awesome piece of California history!
The landmark Variety Building skyscraper is the visible-from-afar center of it all.
The large park which makes up most of Museum Row that isn't a building or museum is called Hancock Park, not to be confused with a neighborhood of Los Angeles called Hancock Park further East.
Iconic Landmarks Outside the Museums Include: "Levitated Mass," the street light installation, the largest section of the Berlin Wall outside of Berlin, and the Rodin Sculpture Garden among others.
Attendance is free!
Very moving museum. Gives a very early history of the Nazi party and follows through the end of the Second World War. So many first hand accounts and stories of survival.
Interesting for Disney history buffs. Great volunteer staff.
a smaller museum that you can go through in 20-30 minutes but a lot of great stuff. Focuses on the intersection between socially conscious fine art, history and music. Home to many great events too!
Treasures of African American art, history and culture in LA! Celebrate Black History by checking out amazing African American contributions: http://bet.us/BHM
This museum hosts specially mounted exhibitions curated through loans and its own collection. CAAM exhibitions travel throughout California and the nation.
Hey, train lovers, on Sundays from 11am-3pm you can ride the model trains.Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more.
$3 'suggested donation' per ride on Sundays. Get here at 10a for shorter lines. Do it.
A small but wonderful museum focusing on the Chinese American experience in Los Angeles. Thoughtfully curated with interesting stories and history.
It's OK ... I think so...
Very small, but interesting... It's a good place to take elementary school kids because it is interactive.
Interesting exhibition about Los Angeles and the way Future was embraced in its culture and in its grounds. A great lesson of architecture and design at the same time.
Great museum! Wide and sprawling and teeming with information and history, it's located next to USC and the Science museum. You could spend a couple of days visiting it all!
Check out First Fridays featuring lectures, bands, DJs and special museum tours! Also, don't forget to see the Space Shuttle Endeavour on display out front! Read more.
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is the largest natural history museum in the western United States with more than 33 million specimens and artifacts
Inspiring architecture and grounds. Very well kept home; staff is accommodating, knowledgeable and pleasant.
Original home and studio of Charles and Ray Eames
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA