Art and Museums
Sightseeing
Museum of Neon Art
216 S Brand BlvdNeon art Museum. Small but fun.
The Museum of Tolerance-Beit HaShoah, a multimedia museum in Los Angeles, California, United States, is designed to examine racism and prejudice around the world with a strong focus on the history of the Holocaust. The museum was established in 1993, as the educational arm of human rights organization, the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
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Musée de la Tolérance
9786 W Pico BlvdThe Museum of Tolerance-Beit HaShoah, a multimedia museum in Los Angeles, California, United States, is designed to examine racism and prejudice around the world with a strong focus on the history of the Holocaust. The museum was established in 1993, as the educational arm of human rights organization, the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
The World Famous Museum of Death was founded in 1995 to fill the void in death education in the USA. With locations in Los Angeles and New Orleans, the Museum of Death is a self guided tour lasting approximately an hour, but those who can stomach it may stay as long as they'd like.
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Museum of Death
6363 Hollywood BlvdThe World Famous Museum of Death was founded in 1995 to fill the void in death education in the USA. With locations in Los Angeles and New Orleans, the Museum of Death is a self guided tour lasting approximately an hour, but those who can stomach it may stay as long as they'd like.
With 8 Victorian-era buildings, this living history museum documents city life in late 19th century.
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Heritage Square Museum
3800 Homer StWith 8 Victorian-era buildings, this living history museum documents city life in late 19th century.
Small museum at a cemetery featuring changing exhibits focused on religious & historical art.
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Forest Lawn Museum
1712 S Glendale AveSmall museum at a cemetery featuring changing exhibits focused on religious & historical art.
This art deco landmark from 1935 features a high-tech planetarium, public telescopes & city views.
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Observatoire Griffith
2800 E Observatory RdThis art deco landmark from 1935 features a high-tech planetarium, public telescopes & city views.
World-renowned collection of Native American artifacts housed within a 1914 architectural landmark.
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Southwest Museum
4600 Marmion WayWorld-renowned collection of Native American artifacts housed within a 1914 architectural landmark.
The Los Angeles Museum of Love was conceived and developed by Amy Sweetman, a Professor of Psychology who has spent over 25 years teaching Psychology, Neuroscience and the Psychology of Sexuality. There are no outside funding or grant sources. It is simply a fun, personal bucket list project that has been developed for the Los Angeles area. The cost of the museum has been devised to cover the cost of running it. It is low tech and quirky- but a fresh change of pace!
The Los Angeles Museum of Love
4320 Melrose AveThe Los Angeles Museum of Love was conceived and developed by Amy Sweetman, a Professor of Psychology who has spent over 25 years teaching Psychology, Neuroscience and the Psychology of Sexuality. There are no outside funding or grant sources. It is simply a fun, personal bucket list project that has been developed for the Los Angeles area. The cost of the museum has been devised to cover the cost of running it. It is low tech and quirky- but a fresh change of pace!
Museum in the storied Garnier Building features historical & art exhibits, plus cultural events.
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Chinese American Museum
425 N Los Angeles StMuseum in the storied Garnier Building features historical & art exhibits, plus cultural events.
Spacious museum featuring exhibits with artwork & artifacts, plus a cafe & children's activities.
105 habitants recommandent
Musée Autry de l'Ouest américain
4700 Western Heritage WaySpacious museum featuring exhibits with artwork & artifacts, plus a cafe & children's activities.
Museum with exhibits on the contributions of Italian Americans to LA plus language classes & events.
Italian American Museum of Los Angeles
644 N Main StMuseum with exhibits on the contributions of Italian Americans to LA plus language classes & events.
Art, artifacts & historical exhibits exploring over 130 years of the Japanese-American experience.
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Musée national japonais américain
100 N Central AveArt, artifacts & historical exhibits exploring over 130 years of the Japanese-American experience.
The Museum & Education Center are home to a series of diverse Public Programs and Education Initiatives. Revolving Exhibitions showcase the history of Los Angeles and social change from the perspective of the poor, minorities, and other marginalized groups
Museum of Social Justice
115 Paseo De La PlazaThe Museum & Education Center are home to a series of diverse Public Programs and Education Initiatives. Revolving Exhibitions showcase the history of Los Angeles and social change from the perspective of the poor, minorities, and other marginalized groups
Interactive exhibits & showbiz artifacts honor music greats past & present at this sprawling center.
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Musée GRAMMY
800 W Olympic BlvdInteractive exhibits & showbiz artifacts honor music greats past & present at this sprawling center.
Modern art museum with a honeycomb-like facade housing rotating exhibits, plus a shop & restaurant. Reservations Recommended.
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The Broad
221 S Grand AveModern art museum with a honeycomb-like facade housing rotating exhibits, plus a shop & restaurant. Reservations Recommended.
Incredible. A must see. Endless amounts of incredible art and scupltures in a famous landmark.
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Le Getty
1200 Getty Center DrIncredible. A must see. Endless amounts of incredible art and scupltures in a famous landmark.
Second to the Getty Center but equally incredible and endless. A must see.
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La Villa Getty
17985 Pacific Coast HwySecond to the Getty Center but equally incredible and endless. A must see.
The museum continues to inspire and contribute to contemporary art. Across the street from The Broad.
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Le Musée d'Art Contemporain
250 S Grand AveThe museum continues to inspire and contribute to contemporary art. Across the street from The Broad.
Musée d'Histoire Naturelle du Comté de Los Angeles
900 W Exposition BlvdSpacex
1 Rocket RdTo see the famous Rocket outside...
Musée Afro-américain de Californie
600 State DrCalifornia Science Center
700 Exposition Park Dr
Exposition Park Rose Garden
701 State DrFisher Museum of Art
823 W Exposition BlvdFine art.
Mash Gallery
812 Palmetto StLocal Art gallery
Hauser & Wirth
901 E 3rd StThe Hive Gallery & Studios
729 S Spring StNeo and Pop Art
Over The Influence
833 E 3rd St
The Box
805 Traction AveContemporary Art
Two Bit Circus
634 Mateo StArt and interactivity merge to form Two Bit Circus.