Los Angeles Museums
Los Angeles museums cater to every human creation and craving you can imagine and plenty you haven't. Weird museums overflowing with collectible bunny rabbits or darkened by serial killer memorabilia; art museums brightened by Japanese painting and the masterworks of renaissance artists. Art - Culture History - Death - Cinema - Pop Music - Anthropology - Michael Jackson in wax - Hop a Metro train and explore the diversity of Los Angeles Museums.
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Autopsies, serial killers, murderous cults, execution memorabilia. Just another L.A. tourist trap.
L.A.'s largest collection of modern art- over 5,000 works of imagination and daring.
An homage to the early days of Hollywood, the men, women, and machines who built the dream factory.
President Obama, Brad & Angelina, Michael Jackson, Tony Hawk, the judges from American Idol and more. Sculpted to scale in life like, hopefully melt-proof wax.
The Fashion Institute of Design Museum Fashion, Hollywood history and perfume, all under one roof. The FIDM showcases students' work as well as traveling exhibitions...
A celebration of musical excellence. Exhibits, performances, and intimate lectures by rock, blues and jazz legends. One of our favorite Los Angeles museums.....
The first project built in Los Angeles by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the Mayan revival style Hollyhock House was commissioned by oil heiress/arts patroness Aline Barnsdall in...
Americá Tropical, the restored mural by artist David Alfaro Siqueiros is now open for viewing on Olvera Street.
Built in 1818 by wealthy cattleman Francisco Avila, the Avila Adobe is the oldest residence in Los Angeles.
This intimate museum focuses on the history and culture, adversities and triumphs of Chinese-Americans...
Opened in 1884, this was the first firehouse in Los Angeles.
Blue Line
The Grammy Museum
Showcasing the color and verve of stars like Frieda Kahlo and Diego Rivera, plus emerging Latin American Artists.
The ultimate symbol of L.A.'s creative spirit. Italian immigrant Simon Rodia's staggering and inventive tribute to free expression...
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Gold Line
Norton Simon Museum
The Bunny Museum
Geffen MOCA
Japanese American National Museum
Pasadena Museum of California Art
Expo Line
The California Science Center at Exposition park is one of the most popular hands-on museums in the country. Specializing in interactive exhibits that are aimed at families and kids.
California African-American Museum This spacious, well thought out museum is a welcome alternative to those overstuffed museums that end up tiring rather than inspiring. The galleries are inviting and easy to navigate, colorful and airy...
If you hired a Hollywood set designer to create the classic museum of your imagination, you'd end up with the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles.
20,000 plants and 200 varieties of roses are arranged by species and color around a central fountain, making it paradise for photographers, meditators and...
A dark and shadowy compendium of science fact and fiction spanning the centuries...
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