Don’t miss out! This place is Amazing! $20 for parking. Free entry into museum. You park, then take a tram to the top. Everyone working there is so very nice and welcoming!!! The place is gorgeous! Not everything was open when I went, a good reason to go back! The gated is small, but has so much packed in. I’ll add photos of both the center and the garden. Be sure and make a free reservation online! Limited due to pandemic. Masks worn at all times. Don’t go if you don’t want to follow the rules. There is a lot of security. The security people were also very nice, but they have hard jobs. Lots of people were breaking the rules and getting called out. I appreciated the safe environment. The place is pristine and it takes a great team to keep it that way.

Ive been to the Getty twice and both times leave me wanting to come back for more because theres just not enough time to see it all.This last time, mid October, several of the galleries were closed, but the pieces we did see were as amazing as always. I enjoy the views, as much as I enjoy the art. The grounds are meticulously maintained.Parking is $20 I hear. Weve always taken the train and/or bus. Mass transit is pretty easy in LA.A perfect way to spend the day.

Many years ago visited the Getty Museum. Thus, yesterdays visit was quite the surprise.Soo many buildings have been added. Just walking and observing the architecture is an extraordinary experience.Park your car, then take the tram to the top...or you can take the 20-minute walkHead to their website for special exhibits. However, the Getty collection has more than enough to satisfy any art enthusiast.

Art, not everyone, including myself know about it, this is the place where art manifest itself from the time you arrivedChoosing being at the top of a mountain from where you can see land and sea its an experience in itselfOn top of it its FREE!!We angelinos should be grateful to host one of the most incredible museums in the worldEven during this pandemic the place its so inviting that for a few hours you can forget about the Nad and get immersed in culture with high hopes for a brighter futureIf you have not visited, do reward yourself and make an appointmentYourself will forever be thankful

The Getty is an art museum where you get to see various paintings and sculptures. It is a great place to visit with family.Below are some tips:* While its free to get in, you need to make reservations. This allows them to control the amount of people going in.* The place does not get very crowded so it is easy to get same day reservations, however keep checking their website as early morning slots go fast.* Parking is located away and you have to pay $20 to park. They provide free tram to get to Getty.* Getty is known for their garden so good to start there and then go inside the buildings to cool off and view the paintings and sculptures.* They have a big dining area in the middle and small Cafe to get food.* Located at an elevation, Getty can get hot while walking outside. Keep extra water.* You can get good view of the city from higher floors.* Building has very good architecture.Overall great place to go with family, especially if you enjoy garden, paintings, and sculptures.

Loved it! Everything was very well organized. We made an early morning appointment, and I was grateful since we had no problems with parking. Parking is $20. The food is over priced but considering the museum is free and the grounds are well kept, its worth paying a bit extra. The view of the city is beautiful Cant wait to go again

A must experience for enjoyers of culture and panoramic LA county sky lines. The tram itself is almost worth the $0 free tickets and $20 parking fee. Inside adorably touristy music is played while on an impressive ride up the mountain side. When you board, sit on the side opposite the waiting platform to see the best views without contorting your body.The exterior of the Getty is truly impressive. Architecture, views, plant-life, all of it. Though, I was surprised to see so few sculptures those of which were in designated areas.Most areas were not crowded when I went - a weekday on off season. However, if you plan on an unobstructed view of one of the collections most famous pieces - Van Goghs Irises - plan to wait.If you are an art novice or want to dig deeper into the art, Id recommend downloading the Getty app with the audio. The Getty does have kid activity guides (detective game) in the front lobby.

The Getty is a life experience every time I come here. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the city this beautiful edifice to art and culture shines as a platinum white treasure of LA. Her bosom brimming full with beautiful garden pathways accented with stylized water attractions and inspiring architecture make for an exciting outdoor experience. As for what youll find inside the hallowed halls of this institution is of great substance. Divine examples of human expression manifest in artistic brilliance. This is somewhere that is very special I would recommend heartily to anyone. I would suggest having plenty of time to see the exhibits but even if youre only here for a short while Im sure the majesty of this place will resonate with you.

Words can’t even describe the feeling this place will give you, i am absolutely speechless and amazing by how beautiful it is here.When you first walk in you will be greeted by employees, (you are supposed to have a reservation) however we didn’t and neither did the people in front of us if they are having a slow day and have cancellations you should be able to enter but if not you can’t. So please make sure you call ahead of time to either make a reservation or to see if they are busy.We had the choice of walking up a hill which takes about 20 minutes, or you can take the tram 🚊 free of charge. We took the tram and got and amazing video of the view it will take you 5 minutes to get all the way to the top.Once you step of you are told where you should start to walk through. This place is huge so wear good shoes. the paintings and sculptures where absolutely stunning you are able to take pictures as long as you don’t use flash.They have a beautiful garden you are able to walk through and they even have benches if you get tired walking down! They have pomegranate trees (my favorite) and lots of other plants.Parking is free as long as you only stay for and hour after that it’s $20, considering you don’t have to pay for looking at any of the art or going to the gardens it is a pretty fair deal in my opinion.If you have never been here please come to experience it! You’re expectations will not be let down 🥰

Lots to do indoors and out. Gorgeous views of Los Angeles. Amazing paintings, photography, and sculpture. Beautiful architecture. Unique, gorgeous garden.The only downside is the way, way overpriced food/drinks. $7.50 for a small soy latte, for example. $4.75 for a regular bottle of water.

A must-do attraction considering its free and you could easily spend a whole day here! Parking is $20 so try and park elsewhere and walk to the entrance if you can.Aside from the art pavilions the garden is really nice for a lunch nap.If you have a large bag there is a spot to check it in.Amazing views of LA!

Very beautiful architecture. Wide open space to relax and enjoy the art. Nice little cafe and eatery. Highly recommend it!

My girlfriend and I consider ourselves incredibly lucky to live in Southern California, as there are so many amazing hiking trails, breathtaking vistas, and utterly stimulating places to visit that many dont have the luxury of being in their back yard. The LA Zoo, the LA Arboretum and Botanic Garden, the Griffith Observatory, the Mt. Wilson Observatory/CHARA Array, and of course the fantastic Getty Museum! We always have a fun an fascinating time here and could literally spend days combing over all the paintings, sculptures and photographs that this museum has to offer. Not only is the collection of art top tier, but the venue and location itself yields many amazing moments. I highly recommend that you take a day to explore the Getty Museum. Its an unforgettable experience through the long human history of art!

The best outdoor gardens and art. Easy reservations online. Parking $20 with free entrance. Loved it!

This was my second visit; the first was many years ago. Its kind of a drive for us but its wonderful that admission is free and that theres a shuttle to and from the parking structure. PLUS they had free charging for my Volt. Thats awesome.So much wonderful art to see. You really need a couple of days to see it all. And the grounds are quite beautiful too.

Beautiful museum showcasing classic artists and their craft. Lets also mention the botanical garden with a variety of flora and spectacular views! Dont miss Van Goghs Irises. It is located in a room all by itself for viewing. From my experience in Chicago, these rooms fill up quickly because of the iconic post impressionist artists.

What can I say, really? The Getty is meant to be seen and experienced in person.Reservations were very easy to make on the website. Parking was easy to find even among the crowds.The staff made it easy to check in and board the tram up to the Getty Museum.Once we arrived at the Getty off of the tram, we began exploring various exhibits and outdoor spaces. The coffee bar offered a snack for all family members.The grounds were very well kept and clean.I recommend a trip to the Getty whenever possible.

This is a must go in LA. The permanent collection art is great, but the architecture, gardening and grounds are breathtaking, as can be seen in the photos.

All I have to say is, I always love coming here!I use to come here everytime before I left to collegeTill this day, I still love coming hereIt was the first time for my boyfriend and he even loved it!I definitely will be coming out here more often nowDefinitely always a breath taking place

A clean, modern, and thoroughly immersing experience touching on the conservative, liberal, religious, and categories I cant truly capture in this review. I have almost 90 pictures, but can only post about half. So many views even of the cities, cafes, and beautiful green spaces providing a relaxing obeisance welcoming everyone 😀 including my family 👪. I tried as much as I could to take a picture of the art and the information plac, but its a lot of art to take in and this is my first visit 👍. The Getty is truly an icon.

Please put this on your bucket list! This is one of the most fabulous pieces of property and museum that I have seen in my lifetime. Their displays from the 1300s,1500s and later are incredible examples of antique artistry. The parking is easy and the tram up the hill is a fun little ride. You only pay for parking which is $20 and they have a nice courtyard with a drink, food area. Unbelievable place!

（the parking is combined with theGetty villa, his home. If you go to both on the same day, you can save $20.00)Loved it. Many things to see.

Absolutely fantastic experience and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting LA, or even to LA natives who may have not had the chance to go. Spectacular views, magnificent gardens, stunning design, and exquisite artwork combine to make this destination ethereal. I should also mention that every staff member that we interacted with from the traffic-directors to the docents were knowledgeable and very friendly!

I love the Getty, it is huge. There are a few buildings,upstairs and downstairs full of art, balconies and outside walkways with great views. Gardens are beautiful, architecture is great.The place is well staffed, staff is helpful.There are plenty of paintings and sculptures to enjoy.You need to make a reservation, no walk ins.

Had a great time with my daughter at Getty Center. Currently you have to book tickets since the entry is timed due covid 19 protocols. The gardens are beautiful. We had a great time viewing all the amazing art. I think the best feature was the order food app. I liked that once I put my order I was sent a text letting me know it was ready. It worked seamlessly. The views of Los Angeles were amazing. My daughter enjoyed the tram ride.

Great place to visit and walk around, the entrance is free with reservation but the parking costs $25. All very clean and well maintained. Incredible views of Santa Monica and great art galleried, highly recommend to visit.

A beautiful museum. Free admission, but 20 dollars for parking. Helpful and friendly attendants at the galleries. Can get busy, make a reservation on a rainy or cloudy day to avoid the crowds. Also has a gorgeous garden and outdoor cafe.

We had such a great time at The Getty! The paintings 🖼, the garden, just the atmosphere itself was filled with positive energy! It was my 1st visit but my wife and daughter had been before. We plan on visiting the Getty Villa next in Malibu, looking forward to it! If you have never visited The Getty, I highly recommend it!!

Second time. After 20 years. This time with my 💘. Just stunning again. Its the architecture and the gardens that make this place so special. So many great angles. Pictures just cant capture the magic of this place. The exhibits are only so-so. Some great individual pieces. Would have loved though to also see some modern and contemporary art. Still, this should be on the bucket list of anybody interested in architecture.

Its a day trip. Plan to be there early to avoid lines.Planning to spend at least 3 hours to visit everything in the buildings. Comfortable shoes, layering clothing, sunscreen are important.If you downloaded the audio app, bring your earphone and plan to spend more time to listen to the stories which is a great idea. And you could spend another 30 mins or an hour for garden and display.Lots of seating area both indoors and outdoors. There are phone charger station, coat check, water fountains in the main building/ Museum entrance hall next to restroom.Come early,and go to West Pavilion first before it gets crowded. Food can be ordered online, I didnt get a chance to try it, but I had a good 9000 steps during visit.Pay parking ticket by tram stop or in the garage before you leave. There are two machines ,one for credit card, one for cash by the tram stop. Ive heard from the parking attendant you should still able to pay to that machine if you lost your parking ticket,just follow the directions.Parking ticket good for same day trip to Getty Villa,too. As long as you have same day reservation.Such a beautiful day, its totally worth it .

The Getty is one of L.A.s best gems for sure. The place is FREE! (except for the parking but thats a reasonable thing to ask for). The tram that takes you from the parking structure to the museum has A/C and pleasant elevator music playing in the background. The actual Getty campus is big, beautiful, spacious, pleasant to be in and it has one of the most gorgeous gardens you could find in all of SoCal. There are various pavilions with many exhibits and it would take you around 3 hours to see them all at a reasonable pace. Truly a 100% recommended destination, whether youre a tourist or a local.

Impressive collection of art in a visually stunning complex in Brentwood. One of the best art museums in the USA.

A wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of LA. The tram ride was an adorable experience on its own, and the views are breathtaking. Its a lovely garden Oasis overall, and leave yourself plenty of time to appreciate all of the art exhibits.

Amazing.A stunning setting for a museum, impressive modern stone architecture, great shots of the city from its balconies. The tram up is well organized and clean.The gardens and water features are lovely.The furniture collection had many unusual and gorgeous pieces from Europe, mainly France. They were in excellent condition. The sculptures were interesting. The Romantic era paintings were beautiful.Everything is clean and maintained well.You can buy affordable coffee and sandwiches from kiosks.Parking is only $15Entry is freeAn absolute must see of this city.

The Getty is amongst the top museums in the world and I’m so fortunate to live an hour an a half away from it. It sits on 110+ acres and has a vast art collection. The entire property is opulent and the garden is phenomenal. The art will have you constantly staring in awe because of how beautiful and well preserved they keep their pieces. Overall breathtaking experience 10/10 recommended 🙌

The cheapest and most impressive museum you can visit in Los Angeles. Yes those things are somehow not mutually exclusive!Admission is free but parking is $20, so get a carpool together and bring some friends for a cheap date!The permanent collection is amazing and I highly recommend multiple visits to really soak in everything the space has to offer.But bring your own snacks and drinks. The food here is both not great and very expensive.

I love this museum so much! Its so beautiful, so peaceful. Masks are required indoors, not outdoors. Many people were wearing them still in the garden. Very polite :). Lovely staff. Great time to visit is in the summer :).

Awesome. Not only incredible work on display, but seriously just such an amazing environment. Absolutely the highlight of my visit in LA. Only wish I could have spent another day enjoying this beautiful museum.

Truly an experience everyone should try at least once. Im not one for museums, but The Getty is a must see. Countless works of art, sculptures, and exhibitions worth having a look-see.Located on top of one of a California hill, this museum overlooks Los Angeles with plenty of overlook picture opportunities. The staff was informative and friendly. Due to post-pandemic environment, online reservations are required. Parking is $20. A tram is used to get to the top of the facility. Bring sunglasses because the place is bright white and with the sun shining it feels like the sun shining after a snowstorm on your eyes and all you can do it explain to your friends that the sun is burning your eyes and not the detailed Rembrandt paintings making you dig into your bag of feelings

Beautiful as always and STILL didnt get to see all of it. My family was in town from Hawaii and they had never been; so it was a nice little outing. ♡

We learned how to play music by tapping the several stone blocks around the entire complex. The art is spectacular and security everywhere... pack a lunch or buy from cafe and enjoy the exquisite scenery with people you love.

This museum is situated high in the mountains, overlooking a highway. Tickets are free to reserve online. Parking is $20. Park the car and the museum train takes you up the mountain. I loved the art collection, the architecture and location. A trip to the museum is an experience and we spent 3-4 hours there and left when it was closing.

This museum is an experience itself. It itself is an marvel of architecture. The entire experience is great. I loved the team ride that brings visitors from ground level to the museum level. Also. The courtyard and sculpture garden is also fascinating.The displays are greatly diversified. I loved the paintings and photography exhibits the most. Theres also an entire wing dedicated to Renaissance time Europe, which has some great collection.Overall, I really liked the museum and exhibits.

Beautiful views of LA and the suburbs! Very beautiful artwork. Though you need to pay for parking.

This place was beautiful. You order your free tickets online before going. Theres a fee of $20 Park. The ride over on the tram 🚊 was filled with views of the city as was areas inside. Definitely would have bored the whole family but I went on a date with my husband and just relaxed. It was crazy busy getting in but it wasnt crowded. We learned a little history and you can even relax on the green, peacefully.

Exquisite museum: beautifully architected and pristine throughout the property. Incredible art collection outside of the Smithsonian and MET. Staff is super friendly, courteous and helpful. This is worth a day trip so you can take your time to enjoy in its entirety. On-site cafes serve good quality coffees, sandwiches and snacks. Parking is easy and efficient. Top it all off: FREE entry!

It is much better than my expectation.All the art works have a very well explained description next to it, which is a lot of help to understand the background and capture what is special. I spend 3hrs here and only get though a small portion of the contents. LA ppl are so fortunate to have this place.Highly recommended over other tourist traps like Hollywood.Be sure to reserve online and brings printed tickets and masks.

I love museums! Its free to enter but if you drive you pay for parking. No more than 20$. When you arrive a tram takes you up to the actual museum. Try to go for at least 2 hours because it has some beautiful sections to check out. Im not the most knowledgeable with art but I do enjoy viewing it. A must see when in LA.

The most outstanding place of Art collection. I am really impressed by the location, architectural concept of the structure, uniqueness of Arts.It is very authentic and luxurious place in the whole LA area!!!The view is impressive and breathtaking.I am glad that they are open now after a year of lockdown.Staffers are super positive and polite.The whole process is well organized and you feel safe and comfortable. Every your step is closely monitored and recommended by surveillance system.Tickets are free now but you need to check in online and reserve your place and time.Parking is $20.00 even (I do not know if they charge a fixed fee or an hourly rate, I’ve spent there 4 hours)Highly recommended to visit if you live in LA area at least once. If you a visiting , this place is must see!5 out of 5 stars ⭐️!!!

Back in December of 2010 my partner and I had the wonderful opportunity to visit the Getty Center. I still have photos from that trip to share below. What a beautiful place! It was amazing to see the vast collection, and visitors (at least at that time) were allowed to get close to the art pieces. We also enjoy the cafe/ restaurant and beautiful views. This is a very worthwhile place to visit!

This is truly a special place. I would give it 10 stars if I could. Amid the busy lives in LA, there is the Getty, a sanctuary for your body and mind. Its calm, it is peaceful. And you get to enjoy unparalleled art and culture. The design of the buildings themselves is art. Everything is in order. It cleanses your mind and allows your to escape from this world. All of this, for FREE. Yes, there is a $20 parking fee but that is not even worth mentioning given the value you get from this art gallery / museum/ sanctuary.Grab your loved ones. Grab a full day. Reserve and enjoy the Getty. Eat at the Cafe. Marvel at the views. Assimilate with the architecture and enjoy Goghs Iris. You cannot ask for more.All I can say is Thank You to the Getty foundation for providing this for the community and people.

Utterly extraordinary architecture, worth visiting just for this and the breathtaking views. The art is sublime, though I would have preferred more modern pieces which would match the surroundings more. But, a must-see if you are visiting LA.

This is my favorite art museum in the Los Angeles area, no contest. Just plan your trip ahead of time and set aside the better part of the day to see everything.

The Getty Center, in Los Angeles, California, is a campus of the Getty Museum and other programs of the Getty Trust. The $1.3 billion Center opened to the public on December 16, 1997 and is well known for its architecture, gardens, and views overlooking Los Angeles. Credit to “Wikipedia”

How much we missed this place! Got the tickets for 2:30 pm while it closed at 5pm. So this time we just went to the Garden. Beautiful... We hope to get another tickets in the near future so we can spend time indoor. Glad to see you again!

INCREDIBLE collection! And the garden Im beautiful. Free museum but they charge for parking. A must see!! Restaurant and Cafe on site.

The 1st stop on my #solotravel to California.I was there a good 3 hours, the museum has plenty of places to sit, food and drinks that you can purchase and photo ops around every corner.

How do you express when you find someplace that fills up all the cracks and spaces inside and leaves you feeling whole and calm? I knew I would enjoy The Getty and I knew it was very beautiful. I didnt know that it would be one of those rare places that lifts you up and fills your soul. My day here was absolutely magical.

Go see the Protest and Photo Flux exhibits! Add the Getty app to your phone and listen to the oration of each exhibit. Go early, plan to spend the day. Reservations are required. Parking is $20 befpre 3pm...$15after 3pm. Tickets are free to go right now, grab a friend, pack a sandwich and have a good time. 👍🏽

Excellent location, exhibits, lounging areas and views. At the moment masks a required while indoors and optional outdoors. Admission is still free but parking is 20 bucks! You could spend the whole day here or an hour its really up to you. I suggest come curious and dont touch nothing!

Super fun experience at the Getty - highly recommended when in LA.First, its free (besides a minimal parking fee).Second the garden, museum, and views of LA are amazing.If those two things arent reason enough to go, Im not sure what is!

Visiting from Florida. This place is awesome! We love this museum. The staff is very friendly, all space are immaculate, the collection is pretty good. The outdoor areas are incredible. For sure we will be back when return to LA

Love this place! All it cost is $20 parking. It is height up in the mountain and the view is great. Lots of space for the little one to run around in. The gass area is great for a nice nap or reading.I personally think that the pandemic made this place even better....less people:).They have a few food stand and cafe area. The food is good as well. A bit pricey, but it is whats expected.They have great exhibits of famous historical arts/artists as well. What not to love. They also have lots of pretty flowers and plants. What not to love about this place!

Gorgeous, clean, well maintained, helpful & humorous staff. ♡ Best museum views ever

An unbelievable wealth of cultural heritage, all beautifully presented. You will find masterpieces from the 14th century onwards including modern work by Van Gogh. Excellent gift shop and cafe plus breathtaking views of L. A. Kids will enjoy the tram ride up to the top of the mountain and the deer that often graze on the grass. Giant cactus and sculpture gardens as well.

Stunning artwork! Well organized facility! The garden and grounds was stunning! So well-maintained!There is a cafeteria and cafe! We spent 4 hours there, and felt like we barely saw only 30-50% of all the exhibits! So much to see and enjoy! Would suggest going early in the morning so avoid crowds! The tram is nice and convenient from the parking garage to the Getty, and you get stunning city views of LA!

Always beautiful, love the special exhibitions and this time they had some great photography options as well as covering social justice topics. Outdoor gardens are beautiful and my favorite part!

Gorgeous! The gardens alone are worth the trip. Then, an incredible collection of art and architecture is a glorious prize. Especially thrilled with the environmentally responsible cafe with delicious (if highly priced ) food.

Great museum, great paintings and exhibitions. Theres a lot of green areas too and people can have picnics in there. I really liked visiting this place, it also has great views.

Fantastic place really enjoyed our time there wish we had more time to really take it all in great to go and have a little brunch or lunch outside and fresh air great views from the balcony great art however with covid you must wear your mask above your nose not even for a second can you pull it down just kidding some of the guards are a little picky though but I can understand youre standing in a room with other people that you dont know so precaution is needed and space between us theres just more than a nice way to say things and communicate he was efficient but he could have used a little more tact in his demeanor

The best museum in LA with spectacular view. Admission is free but you still need to pay for parking ($20). The museum has so many famous art pieces - very informative and interesting. Worth a day trip!

The ticket is free but parking cost $20. We spent 3 hours in there and was able to see most of the collections.

Beautiful! It’s worth taking your time to slowly explore and get lost on the grounds...great way to take in the exhibits and the wonderful gardens!

Beautiful museum and arts. Parking is $20, $15 after 3PM, but No entry fee 👍For me, it’s a must see in LA.

Beautiful museum, free admission (but you do need to get tickets online during covid), parking $20. Architecture, views, art is all amazing. Ive never seen another museum like it. Must visit if youre in LA.

I loved visiting The Getty. Absolutely beautiful.Entry is free, parking is $20. A few of the exhibits were closed when I went, but it was still amazing and there was a lot to see. Would definitely recommend.

Wow. This museum is beautiful! The architecture, garden, view, and exhibitions all in one place. You can spend all afternoon here and will be fully satisfied. All with free admission.

Had a great time here. This place is one of the most peaceful places Ive been to (thanks to Vigleyris Araujo) love you girl.

Its good to be back to The Getty Center again. I like the displays, the whole surroundings is good. Though I like the art collection, Im always in awe of how beautiful the garden is.

Robert Irwin’s garden here is the real crown jewel of the Getty. Be sure to take a stroll around the entire garden!

Great Museum with lots of great Art and sxulptures. Loved the amazing views of the city, ocean and mountains.

Amazing experience, great exhibits, fantastic grounds, friendly staff!! Must see!! #1 attraction in LA imo.Entry is free, $20 parking fee all day. TOTALLY worth it, you can spend the entire day there!! Reservations online due to covid : Getty.edu

The Getty center is a nice family type attraction.. you order your tickets online... then they scan them onsite, send you to team ride up a hill with gorgeous views of the city... once your up top. Theres stairs upon stairs and lots of walking to check out exhibits of artwork, sculptures, a beautiful garden with a maze in water, fountains, beautiful flower trees...and many, many buildings to walk and explore. Best feature is the views over the mountainside from several vantage points.

Huge place! I loved it! The garden is really peaceful and beautiful.

Beautiful art and antiques. The stonework on the buildings is gorgeous as are the gardens and the views.

Even though my wife stayed for a living near this place for some months, she couldnt visit this place. She always missed it. After Labor Day Holidays, I had a chance to visit there with my wife. We found their telephone number from their web and called them after 10 AM. We got free admission reservation and left for the place. We arrived and enjoyed visiting the museum to see the famous paintings. We enjoyed eating lunch in the cafeteria inside. Foods were fresh as same as the air at that time.

Such an amazing experience, the place is huge, you can either ride the tram up the hill or have a 20 mins walk, plenty of shops and cafe’s, the view is spectacular! Plenty of art, monuments and paintings. You can chill at the garden or stay indoors. The place is also for free with plenty of parking spots. A must visit in Socal

Good place to go with anyone! This place is both educative and relaxing.

A wonderful place to absorb the arts in the form of architecture, fine art, ceramics and furniture. Beautiful gardens and scenery.

This is an amazing piece of architecture. From all angles. Even the lower building but I think it’s for maintenance is pretty amazing. Call me if it works are really worth going to amazing from the top.

A wonderful exhibit of paintings, sculpture, furniture, gardens, and photography. Something for everyone. A beautiful setting with views of downtown LA. Museum was free and parking $20. A great deal.

This is an amazing place, absolutely amazing. We spent several hours and are returning tomorrow because there is so much to see. And all you have to pay for is parking. Loved it and highly recommend it.

I cannot rave enough about how amazing this place was. The architecture, fountains, gardens, and (of course) the museum all coalesce to create an amazing experience that is well-worth the time. Literally used as the filming location for heaven in The Good Place, everything about the atmosphere here is incredible. Paying for parking is the only expense (the museum is free), which makes it great for families to make this stop affordable for the whole crew. So pleasantly surprised by this peaceful, modern oasis perched above Los Angeles.

The coolest art museum one can go to. The views are terrific as well. If you’re in the SoCal area definitely take the time to visit this place!

This is modern museum at its best. Love it!

Beautiful view, stunning architecture and very interesting and amazing art pieces.

This museum is amazing, a spectacular collection of beautiful art work, and a beautiful facility.

An amazing collection in a wonderful architectural and landscaping experience, and it’s free! One of the greatest art museums in the USA; you owe it to yourself to make a visit.

I love the staff. The staff were probably my favorite part of the museum. The museum itself is beautiful. Shout out to this guy who helped retrieve my lost phone! Haha made my day

Nice museum if you like art. Fairly affordable since you only pay $20 per car for parking. Landscaping at the facility was really nice. Also a great view of LA from on top of the mountain.