Suggestions for Museum near South Robertson, Los Angeles

Carla • August 2, 2010This museum carries a terrific message for everyone to tolerate every aspect of life. It's really a great and fun interactive way to learn history and to be more aware of current prejudice.

The Standard • November 9, 2010LA (See) Weird and wonderful museum/art project. Don't miss the microscopic mosaics made entirely out of the scales of butterfly wings and the 2nd floor tea room is charming.

Katherine M. • January 17, 2017Tiny 1-room museum about land use that packs a punch, with rotating exhibits and a great book selection. No idea how it stays open but so glad it does. Planning nerds: Go support!

Diana A. • August 18, 2017Loved this museum! Great collection of cars, well designed displays, everything is presented in a very interesting way! Outside of the building is super cool too!

Zara K. • September 13, 2018Must walk around the museum. It is a home to great outdoor sculptures! Jeff KOONS, Calder, and a massive Matisse. Good for a quick, short visit as the museum is not big. Easy to explore in less time.

Hugh R. • September 14, 2023Small but a great collection of movie history - especially the holistic behind-the-scenes process of how a film gets made. Can do the whole thing in a couple of hours.

Jim L. • May 1, 2018Fabulous museum in BH with free admission and parking. Great staff! Wonderful experience!

Terry S. • January 6, 2013The landmark Variety Building skyscraper is the visible-from-afar center of it all.

Orkun D. • September 12, 2024Great place.

Chris C. • September 26, 2016Fantastic exhibition, a little pricey at $25 but there is a feast of visual inspiration from Del Toro's films, classic Disney movies and illustrators/comic artists. A must-see for any film/horror buff

Bülent V. • December 7, 2018Extremely good art

Bianca N. • August 21, 2016Awesome museum! Underrated and worth checking out.

Robert A. • June 23, 2017Very relaxing way to spending a Saturday evening. The music is always top notch. The crowd is super chill. Bring a picnic blanket and/or lawn chairs and enjoy!

Patrick C. • April 8, 2015It would probably take a couple of visits to truly appreciate this place. We got a taste with 2.5 hours and will be back. Be sure to use the audio device to enhance your experience. The museum is free

Kris P. • February 17, 2012There's a collection of Picasso's work here.

Kattia H. • July 9, 2014The coffee in the courtyard serves good prosecco and try the meatballs that come with fried kale that is wonderful.

Katie S. • December 11, 2011Admission is by donation only and you when you donate, receive a pass to the downtown location. awesome!

Maya C. • June 3, 2019Plenty of free parking.

James C. • August 3, 2013Informative and worth a visit is better to get to early and avoid crowds because it is fairly small.

Linds • April 24, 2023Such a great spot for kids to take a break and paint and read (a cute selection of art related books are available). The staff was super welcoming and friendly.

Matei P. • August 18, 2015Wow! Wow! Wow! Show up at least 30 min before the show if you want a seat. Pack a dinner and drinks. You'll be happy!

Candice H. • July 22, 2014Become a member and have free access to the Natural History Museum downtown as well. Great places to take out of town guests and children.

Justin O. • November 25, 2014Kooky but interesting nonetheless. Go early in the day to avoid the crowds.

Jeremy O. • September 25, 2012No photography of the Ken Price exhibit

William M T. • February 13, 2015This is a gem, you get to see an active dig.