Los Angeles Places of Interest
George C. Page Museum - La Brea Tar Pits
The George C. Page Museum is found at one the world's most famous fossil locales, Rancho La Brea. To date, over one million bones have been found at La Brea, comprising over 231 species of vertebrates. Read more
The Getty Center Los Angeles
The modernist complex is home to the institute's library and J. Paul Getty Museum, which features Western art, dating from the Middle Ages to today. Read more
GRAMMY Museum
Opened in December 2008, the GRAMMY Museum in downtown Los Angeles is a self-described celebration of the power of music. Its four floors of permanent and traveling exhibits blend film, photographs, artifacts and recordings to create an interactive, exciting experience. Read more
Griffith Observatory
Griffith Observatory's shows, public telescopes and astronomy exhibits have been transforming everyday visitors into observers for over 60 years. Read more
Hollywood Museum and Walk of Fame
From Rocky's boxing gloves to Indiana Jones' whip, Hannibal Lecter's jail cell to the gold Cadillac from Dreamgirls, the over 10,000 items at the Hollywood Museum create a verifiable treasure trove of the Silver Screen. Read more
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
Founded in 1979, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, or MOCA, is the only museum in the city dedicated exclusively to contemporary art. Read more
Museum of Tolerance
Intended to explore the issues of racism and prejudice in America and shed light on the Holocaust, the museum boasts several interactive exhibits to engage guests. Read more
Petersen Automotive Museum
Thousands of visitors flock to the Petersen Automotive Museum each year to see its permanent exhibits that trace that history of the automobile. Read more









