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    The Getty Museum Store

    4.4 (20 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Excellent museum and archive, a joy to visit. My only regret is the distance I have to travel, through intense traffic, to get to the Getty Museum and Archive.

    Sunil R.

    I am a super fan of the Getty Center! I have been here multiple times and continue to be blown away. I can't believe this place is free! I highly encourage you to stop by the store and pick up a lot of items to support the center and the staff. They have great items for you and gifts for others.

    Leslie S.

    Pros: FREE with a reservation, we didn't have one, but it was a slow day and they let us in. Such a beautiful place to spend an afternoon, great art, amazing gardens, plenty of seating spaces. Definitely give it a shot! Cons: Parking isn't free, but free entrance makes up for it!

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    Alex D.

    You have to wait in a line to enter the store. The wait was about 10-15 minutes on the weekend. They had nice things inside, including postcards, mugs, clothes, hats, books, small statues, and more; everything is a little pricey though.

    My TIZIANA REDAVID purchase, tried on in store 8-4-17 didn't buy. Ordered 8-5-17, received today...LOVE this stainless steel wearable art!
    Tess M.

    I cherish my limited edition travertine (a form of limestone) paperweight, a piece of The Getty Center, purchased not long after it opened way back, pre-Yelp in 1997 at this very museum store! "Around 1,200,000 square feet (110,000 m2) of travertine was used to build the Center."* Just sayin'. Every time I spy it at my stand-up computer desk, I smile remembering riding the tram, touring the galleries, the gardens and "exiting through the gift shop"** for the first time... Whatever you may think of museum stores kick it to the curb. At The Getty Center's you'll find everything from coffee table books depicting current installations to postcards and so much more. After enjoying the 8-4-17 Medieval Microbrews/Drinking in the Past lecture and tasting event, a short peruse here zeroed me in on jewelry, specifically architect, artist, Tiziana Redavid's *** stainless steel works. I tried but didn't buy... Morning after, non-buyer's remorse sent me to my laptop where I located two of the pieces I absolutely craved - one necklace and one bracelet. Ordered, anticipated arrival, timely shipping/transit updates made me go, "uh, oh"! NO condo unit on the confirmed address. Yikes, this was not a cheap little package arriving hopefully to our concierge who maybe/most likely would have redirected. BUT I couldn't risk not getting my treasures. Quick phone call to The Getty Museum Store and my bling was halted in transit, properly re-addressed, delivered next day. Staff went the extra mile for me and I am MOST grateful! Oh, and I'll be back hopefully to purchase another triad of Tiziana Redavid's bracelets plus one. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getty_Center ** http://www.banksyfilm.com/ *** http://www.tizianaredavid.com/

    Sammi E.

    A beautiful museum store with a wide variety of items you can purchase to remember your visit to this wonderful campus. Whether you want a a shirt, art book, postcard, or paperweight, they will have it. No postcard stamps though!

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    For me a museum store is always a chance to buy something to remember my visit by. This store does the magic and more .

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    Looking for something fun to do over the weekend? Admission to the Broad is free and Parking is…read more$19. Accessible by the metro, a stroll the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Living in Los Angeles, it's kind of rare to feel like a tourist in your own city. The Broad is a stunning gallery that has amazing pieces on display! We definitely booked tickets for Takashi Murakami and decided to double up on the Infinity Room. It was so fun and please do not sleep on the gift shop. The Takashi pins are nice gifts!

    5.8.26 Tickets are…read morerecommended and can be reserved on their website, though walk-ins are accepted. Options include General Admission or General Admission with access to the Infinity Mirrored Room (reservations for this open the last Wednesday of each month). I mistakenly booked only General Admission and was disappointed to find that the Infinity Room was fully booked at my time slot. General admission includes access to the museum's third-floor galleries. I typically gravitate toward art museums over history or science museums, and this one delivered. The collection features primarily paintings, along with several portraits and sculptures--engaging and thought-provoking throughout. There is a parking garage located beneath the museum. Rates are $19 for the first three hours with museum validation, $7 for each additional 15 minutes, with a $29 daily maximum. There's also a $19 flat rate after 5 pm on weeknights and all day on weekends.

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    3.9(1k reviews)
    8.0 miHollywood

    Needed a last minute outing to keep the kids busy so naturally, I googled my options. This…read morelocation was pretty convenient so off we went. Tickets were pretty easy to purchase online. I thought it was a timed entry but it is not...or it wasn't when we went. I followed the parking sign on the wall which led me to a lot just a little north of the museum. It was $20 to park there. Had I had more time to plan, I may have parked somewhere else as I felt that was a bit steep. I'm assuming metered parking would be hard to find in that location as it is in the heart of Hollywood. I thought it would be similar to the Museum of Illusions in New York, but rather than a museum feel, this was purely just photo ops. You can rent tripods at the front for $10. They also provide free lockers for your bags and stuff- which I would highly recommend. I didn't take up the offer in the beginning but soon realized that was a better option. I would also like to highly recommend and thank Tim! He showed us the ropes of how to take photos and he took some photos for us. He was friendly, professional and patient with my two young kids. He definitely knows his way around an iPhone camera and showed me some tricks I didn't even know. Tim's photos came out a lot better than mine as you need to find the perfect angle for the pictures to have that illusion effect. The tickets I purchased online also allowed us to go to the giant house next door and the upside down house. Tim came to the rescue again and took some amazing photos for us in the upside down house. It was a fun experience for all of us and I would definitely recommend visiting this location. If you see Tim, ask him for some pointers! Thank you, Tim!

    I recently visited the Museum of Illusions and had mixed feelings about the experience. It was fun…read moreoverall, especially if you enjoy taking pictures. There are several photo-friendly illusion setups that make for some cool and creative shots. We bought the bundle deal and also visited the Upside Down House and the Giant House. While those were interesting to see, there still wasn't much to do at either location besides taking pictures. One thing I really appreciated was the front cashier--He was very nice and welcoming, which made the check-in experience pleasant. However, I don't think the visit was quite worth the price. It felt a bit too expensive for what it offers, especially considering the bundle included all three exhibits. The experiences are fun for photos, but they're fairly short and limited in activities. For the amount you pay, it would be nice if there were more interactive things to do or more areas to explore. Overall, it's a good spot if you're really into taking fun illusion photos, but if you're expecting a longer or more activity-filled experience, it may feel a bit overpriced.

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    4.2(2.1k reviews)
    6.6 miMid-Wilshire

    Did you know that LACMA is free for LA County residents after 3 pm on weekdays. The large new…read moregallery space designed by Swiss architect Zumthor is light filled and spans Wilshire Blvd. It was very crowded on the Friday that we went, as the D Line had just opened. There was also free jazz in the courtyard. There were a couple of food trucks and lots of seating. The outside views from the gallery are awesome. The collection is outstanding however I didn't like the random displays which made no sense whatsoever. Most museum galleries are organized by sections but not here, which made it very confusing. Don't forget to see the massive Matisse at one end. There's also a Erewhon and gift store. Highly recommend for every Angelino.

    LACMA has come a long way... and the new Geffen Gallery puts it on another level... sort of…read more The new gallery building is stupendous! Boasting over 110,000 square feet of exhibition space, the modern and curvy building spans over 900 feet in length, standing 30 feet above ground and bridging over Wilshire Boulevard. It's open and spacious - I love their placements of many art pieces on tables with no casing! You can get very close the the objects ... ALMOST touching them. But don't worry, there are plenty of security officers around to ensure all visitors stay away from the art pieces. The collection in this gallery is huge - like an encyclopedia museum, encompassing arts from various period and all over the world -- more from Latin America than other regions, it seems. If you are the kind of museum goers who must see famous pieces, you may be a bit disappointed here - though there are a few impressionist pieces by well-known artists. If you go without too much expectation and let whatever meets the eyes delight, entertain, amuse, or educate you, then you just might have a pleasant visit. Do plan a day - the Geffen gallery alone can take 3-4 hours! Other buildings may take another few hours. Except for LA county residents -- you can get in for free after 3PM so come enjoy this great place for 2-3 hours before closing, as often as you like!! My one wish is if they could be a bit more considerate to seniors -- the Geffen gallery is huge; when it was 3 minutes before closing, a group of us (very tired at this time) were near the south exit stairs, but were told we have to use the north exit and shoo'd away from the stairs that were right in front of us. I'm sure there are operational reasons. But a more accommodating visitor handling procedure would have left us a much better experience and a nicer last impression!

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    4.0(485 reviews)
    12.9 miDowntown
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    Free admission to a beautiful space in the heart of downtown L.A. affords you the opportunity to…read moreask, "What is art?" Is it Jackson Pollock's paint splatters? Is it Mark Rothko's rectangles of color? Or is it a sculpture of Venetian blinds, a pair of checker boards, and/or mosaics of made of postcards? I came up with my own answers to these questions but more importantly, form yours by spending an hour or so visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art. Why not? The price is right!

    Moca was a little bit underwhelming. Only a few art installations were amazing to me. Maybe im not…read morean art person but i dont think you need more than 30 minutes here. The front reception were super nice and even told us where the bathrooms were. You know,In case we wanted our exhibit as the bathroom. Haha.. the other workers were extremely rude. My friend was 2 feet away and pointed to a location on a map and got yelled at for not being 2 ft away. She was confused because she was 2 feet away but i told her it was cause they thought she was using super powers from her fingers. There was one where it was window blinds being used as art and we knew we cant touch it but there wasnt any instructions on not being able to walk under it.. we got yelled at for walking underneath it. Alot of the words were small and im not sure if id be able to read them from 2 feet away but i didnt want to get yelled at so i skipped all the reading.

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    4.2(1.8k reviews)
    11.6 miExposition Park

    We visited the California Science Center for their Mummies of the World exhibition, which runs…read morethrough September 7 (2026). Pictures were allowed, just no flash photography. The docents were very kind and eager to answer any questions we might have had. It was incredible and I highly recommend visiting before exhibiting is taken off from display. I posted a lot of pictures but trust me, this is something you have to see in person to truly appreciate it.

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    4.6(3.9k reviews)
    0.7 miBrentwood

    You don't have to be an art history buff to love the Getty Center. Beyond world-class masterpieces…read morelike Van Gogh's Irises and Monet's Still Life with Flowers and Fruit, the entire campus is a visual treat. The modern architecture, scattered sculptures, beautiful central gardens, and incredible LA city views make for a perfect day out. - Admission is free, but you must reserve a time slot online. - Parking costs $25. - Important: They are closing for a massive 1-year renovation starting March 15, 2027, so go experience it now while you can!

    This is a beautiful campus. I had some visitors come from outside the country so I was the…read moredesignated tour guide. The daughter loves museums, so this was definitely on my list to take them. There are a variety of art pieces, paintings, photos and what not to look at and admire. The view is amazing a dm there are a few places to grab some snacks and food if you get hungry. As far as the tours, you can guide yourself, get audio devices for a guided tour and there are staff ready to answer your questions if needed. The staff is friendly and professional. Parking is easy and there is a tram that takes you from the parking structure to the museum. Definitely a great place to visit to appreciate art and the views. Great place to take photos also.

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