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Beautiful architectural building full of culture and art - all in a city for free. Be prepared to spent hours here lots of walking and stairs but worth every minute enjoying all the art. Several buildings to go through and a gorgeous garden. Note it gets hot bring a hat if you can. Otherwise there are limited umbrellas to use. Cafeteria is nice food a bit pricey but still great. Probably only slight issue it might not be kid friendly. Definitely go to this place if you love art and architecture and be prepared to spend a full day enjoying the sights.

Amazing place to spend time with your kids! I do admit that a 4 year old boy doesn’t really go with viewing art. But the Getty offers wide open park, where you can run around, let them explore in the safe environment. The admission is free but parking is $20. Do make sure to pack your own drinks and light meals like sandwiches because food there is quite expensive. Coming back definitely!!!

Wow! Definitely worth the visit. Park in the main garage and just follow the crowd for the free tram to transfer you the Getty museum. The tram ride is frequently so no worries. Once at the Getty first enjoy the incredible views. Than visit the expositions. Worth a day’s visit.

A must-see place on your next visit to LA. The museum is on the hill, so you will admire a panoramic view of the city. The architecture of the building, gardens, and exhibits provide a peaceful experience. You will take a tram to the Getty Museum from the parking lot – an additional experience in itself.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYesPrice for adult entryFree

For the price of parking your car $20 you get to see some truly stunning and incredibly valuable art. And if you arrive by bus I guess it's free! Well organized tram up the hill. Galleries were not too crowded. Great views over LA on clear days.

Weekdays are not too crowded. Also, you can walk up instead of taking the tram. The walk is short and pretty, it only takes about 15 minutes. The grounds are beautiful and I still find areas after 20 years of visiting that I haven't seen before. :

I want to start off by saying this was our first visit to this amazing place. Our children came to visit and decided to try something different by way of The Getty. We had a late lunch at the restaurant and our waiter was not only charming, but knowledgeable about the wines.....winning. The restaurant was immaculate, the food was delicious. Next we toured the art gallery and got to see from different time periods and different artist perspectives. We ended the day in the gardens and it was breathtaking. From the mazed pond to the beautiful flowers we all left feeling a bit more rounded.

Beautiful architecture, art, and landscaping. You can spend at least 3-4 hours here not only exploring the each building and their exhibits, but to stop and appreciate the buildings themselves. In terms of the exhibits though, the Photo gallery is amazing. They have Tim Walker on display and rarely am I into photography, but he is so creative. Each segment is explained by what he is inspired by and then the subsequent photos reflect that inspiration. Absolutely creative and beautifully artistic pieces ensue. Highly recommended for even that exhibit alone.

What a wonderful, luxurious and precious museum in LA! Not mentioning it's totally free, it's definitely worth to visit even if it's not free. The whole Museum is on the hill and well designed and constructed. Not only it has great collectionsof various kinds of arts from old time to contemporary, but also it also has great views of LA and amazing gardens. It's so relax and enjoyable here. You can easily spent hours and hours here. Please noted that: no public free parking on site or nearby, you have to park inside the garage, then you can either taking the train or bus to the museum main building, or if you want, you can also walk all the way to there. Each of the way offers a unique experience. Be aware that it requires a reservation in advance now otherwise you might not be admitted to go in. Highly recommended and had fun.

So much fun for the whole family! We've lived here for almost 5 yrs and have never been. We went onto their website and followed all of the directions for an easy and stress free experience. We reserved a time online, we had to pay for parking but the entrance was free. This fee is actually good for the same day visit to the other location that they have. The kids loved the train ride up to the museum where we were greeted and welcomed. The workers were helpful and told us about the free strollers they offer. The exhibits are well put together and the property is well maintained.