[2025 Los Angeles Attraction] Travel Guide for Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Updated Jul)

#2024 Travel Review LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art, located on Wilhelmside Avenue in Los Angeles, adjacent to the George C. Page Museum and the La Brea Asphalt Pit, is the largest art museum in the western United States, attracting more than 1 million visitors each year. The most famous is the entire square of lampposts (200 lights), which attracts everyone’s eyes like a dreamy palace. In fact, when I went into the LACMA Art Gallery, I especially liked Modern Art because it was worth seeing a lot of Picasso's authentic works, as well as Nayo Kusama, Pollock, Mark Rothko.

✩ 📍 Los Angeles County Museum of Art💡 We visited the famous Los Angeles County Museum of Art during the day. In front of the largest museum on the West Coast, there is a wonderful spot with a line of streetlights lined up as public art🤍 The art outside this museum is famous, but the museum itself is made up of seven buildings and is well worth seeing! ︎ You can enjoy about 130,000 pieces of art, from ancient art to modern art, not only from America but also from Asia and Latin America. 　 There are also many palm trees around the museum, which creates a great atmosphere🥺🌴 I'd like to take a leisurely walk...✨ The photo was taken during the day, but at night, the place is lit up and you can enjoy a fantastic atmosphere. 　 Tickets can be purchased on the day, but you can also buy them online in advance with a specified date🫶🏽 　 #lacma #Los Angeles trip #Los Angeles sightseeing #la #lacmalights #trip overseas travel

💞Recommended Reasons: 🌟The lamp posts at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) are a must-visit spot! Tons of people come here to take photos 📸🔥! 🌟LACMA is a place full of artistic atmosphere, with a rich collection of art and diverse exhibitions that immerse you in the world of art. Moreover, LACMA is one of the largest art museums in the United States, showcasing artworks from around the world. The exhibits cover various art styles from ancient to contemporary, ensuring every visitor finds something they love. ❕❕❕Tips❕❕❕ It is recommended to visit the lamp posts outside the museum at dusk for photos. These white lamp posts light up at dusk, adding a romantic atmosphere and making for a perfect photo background. Then, visit the museum, and afterwards, return outside to enjoy the night view around the museum, including another photo session at the lamp posts 📸🔥! This way, you get photos of the lamp posts at both dusk and night ~ 💯

The most famous spot at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is the Urban Light installation at the entrance. This artwork, created by artist Chris Burden, consists of functional street lamps and embodies the essence of Los Angeles street culture. With twenty to thirty street lamps of varying heights, ranging from six to nine meters, it also served as a filming location for the movie 'No Strings Attached.' Urban Light symbolizes the changing cityscape of Los Angeles and is one of the most iconic attractions in the downtown area. The Urban Light installation in front of LACMA's entrance plaza features a total of 202 street lamps. These lamps were collected from various locations in Southern California during the 1920s and 1930s by an avid collector. To highlight the uniqueness of each lamp, designer Chris Burden painted all 202 lamps in the same iron-gray color. Now powered by solar energy, Urban Light illuminates the entire plaza at night. Lastly, it must be mentioned again that LACMA's famous Urban Light is truly amazing; walking through it feels like being in a dreamlike movie scene.

😽Why my posting is different!!!! 😽 -> Is it just the photos that come out pretty? 🫶🏻 -> Is it fun to take photos and have fun? I'll write everything honestly 👊💛 -> Since I've been living in North America for a year, I'm sick and tired of Western food.. Unless it's really delicious, I don't remember exclaiming "Wow!!!" when I eat it..^^ I hope you save it and make happy memories with the photos of your life❤️ 📌 As an ESFP, I can never lose my emotionsㅠㅠ - I looked up all the restaurants on blogs and Instagram before my trip, and I ate 4 meals a day, but I only have 4 restaurants to recommend..? That's not even possible Since I'm such a picky eater, you have to go to every single place I recommendㅠㅠ.... 📌paul smith (pink wall) - This is the signature photo that comes up when you say you've been to LA! In fact, it wasn't that pretty! - There are a lot of editing shops along the way to that building, so those who are interested will probably look around without getting bored, but those who are not interested like me will think it's a waste of timeㅠㅠ 📌 Grand Central Market [ Go on an empty stomach ] ** Feel the European sensibility + Enjoy the market's delicious food! + Shopping ** - 2nd and 3rd photos + last meat photos - Brazilian meat ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 - Wow, I really didn't know anything and went there after eating a sandwich, so I don't know how much I regretted it. Definitely go on an empty stomach.. There are various types of meat and each person's taste is different, so put several and enjoy them all! The price is measured by weight - Homemade Italian pasta ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 There are a lot of types of noodles, and you can experience real carbonara, so it was so fresh and deliciousㅠㅠ I even ate it on a full stomach and was amazed at how delicious it was.. + There are many other candy stores and ice cream shops, but I personally didn't like them for the priceㅠ.. I think it's okay for those who are curious to try them! + If you go inside, there is "La La Land Cafe! There are many photo zones where you can take great pictures of your life along the European-style streetsㅠㅠ There are also many other shops, so it's perfect for spending the morning and afternoon while shopping and drinking coffee! 📌 Remember Santa Monica Bru's waffle🔫 - If you feel like you're done with your morning and afternoon schedule! Move right away an hour before sunset - I went to the market and went before sunset to take a photo of the sky and then hurriedly took another photo of the sunset!!!!! - As you can see, it's that amazing japchae.. As soon as I saw the sunset time, I was like, wow... wow... I saw the vast ocean and all the difficult emotions disappeared like melting snow, so I criedㅠㅠ.. 🏖LA is famous for Venice + Santa Monica 🏝, but the sunsets are both so beautiful with different feelings, so I hope you take a day to visit both♥🌅 - There are some great restaurants around here Just one. Chicken waffle place up there.. Carve the name in your heart🦧 - My friend who went with me has been living abroad for a long time, so her standards for Western food are high, but we both went crazy after eating here Even on the 3rd or 4th day of our trip? She praised it so much that it was the most delicious. It's waffles + chicken, but you think, "This is delicious?" OMG I'm going crazy. Everyone, the crispy and thin waffles and the amazing chicken + sauce are amazing. Everyone, you must try it (just order the best menu!!) - Chipotle In-N-Out.. ㅠㅠ There are many of them everywhere in North America.. So please try the new onesㅠㅠ,... 📌Venice - Enjoy the sunlight + sunset shots like the ones above, and there's a space decorated with a bridge like Venice, so it's good to take a look at the houses around it before you leave~~! 📌LACMA (open 24 hours) - When you go to Venice, take a picture before you go back to your accommodation!!! - Here is also a famous restaurant with great lighting - I went around 12 o'clock so it was nice because there weren't many people. If you go at an awkward time, there will be a lot of people so you can't take any shots, not just the best shots. - There are quite a few people taking TikTok? Reels? shots.. I might have taken a picture somewhere without knowing it..★ - There is a store called 99 Cents near the nearby bus stop!! It feels like E-Mart, but they sell a lot of different things from groceries for cheap, so it was great to buy snacks and fruit!! Be sure to stop by before going to your accommodation! #AugustTravelSupportEvent #LosAngeles #la #InstaSensibility #BestShotPlace #TravelDestination

City of lights ✨ In La-La city, you always feel like you are starring in a musical ✌️ Hey, Ryan Gosling, call me back, we need to talk!

I came to Los Angeles in the beautiful spring on a comfortable weather. I walked on the streets here and faced the comfortable wind. People who were not educated became educated. I went to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and took pictures at the exhibitions. It was so leisurely. So pleasant!

The County Museum of Art has a variety of works from pre-Columbian times to the present day. It also has a famous photo spot, so it's worth a visit even if you're not interested in art.

When looking for tourist attractions in LA, this is also one of the tourist attractions that comes to the top. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. In front of this museum, these famous streetlights are installed, and I think it might be the hottest photo shoot location. The name of this light work(?) is Urban Light. It literally means city light, and it's really beautiful to just stare blankly at as the sun begins to set. A jazz band happened to be performing right in front of me, so I quickly took a few pictures and just sat on a bench and listened to music for a few dozen minutes while looking at the lights. I haven't been to this famous museum, but I heard that they hold many interesting exhibitions. If you go to see Urban Lights later, I recommend that you also visit the museum. #HotPlace #LifeShotPlace

Address - 5905 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036, parking $15, although you can find free street parking on Sunday! Ambiance/Facilities - Los Angeles County Museum of Arts - artefacts, bones, 3D theatre, touchable exponents, vritually animated stories❤️ Highlights - LACMA also has a beautiful garden in the middle with trees, plants, water and benches to sit on, and yes, I even climbed the tree!!! Avg. Price per Person - Price around $21, but $12 for students when they can prove that they are students💵❤️ Rating - 8/10 - although LACMA is great, I was expecting more art and artistic history #ancientarchitecture#historicculture#museumquest#culturalattractions#camping

Spend a romantic date night exploring the Los Angeles County Musuem of Art and getting close up to the exhibits.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is one of the largest and most influential art museums in the United States and one of the most important cultural landmarks in Los Angeles. As an art lover, this visit to LACMA made me feel the infinite charm of visual art. From Western classical art to the diverse expressions of modern and contemporary art, I have a deeper understanding and experience of the depth and diversity of art. 1. Entering LACMA: an open and modern art space As soon as I stepped into the entrance of LACMA, I was attracted by the unique modern architectural style of this museum. The design of the museum is not only modern, but also very open. The large glass walls on the facade of the building allow natural light to fully shine in, as if the entire museum is an art world seamlessly connected to the outside world. Such a design is not only a visual enjoyment, but also provides visitors with an artistic environment full of openness and a free atmosphere. Walking into the museum, I was shocked by the spacious and simple space. The internal exhibition space of LACMA is very large, and the design of each exhibition area is extremely detailed. Artworks of different styles and eras are displayed in these spaces in an orderly manner. Each work can get its due presence in the sufficient space, so that the audience will not feel crowded or oppressed. Each exhibition area of ​​the museum is carefully planned. There are not only many classical works with a long history, but also innovative art full of contemporary atmosphere. The arrangement of each part shows LACMA's thoughtful consideration of art display. 2. Classic Art: Time Travel from Classical to Modern LACMA's exhibits are diverse, covering multiple periods and cultures. For me, the most attractive part is the museum's "European Gallery". These galleries display many important works of art in the history of Western art, including works from masters of the Renaissance such as Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian, etc. Each painting is a witness to a period of history. When I stand in front of these paintings, I seem to be able to hear the heartbeat and thinking of the artist when he created them. What fascinates me most is Titian's works. His soft brushstrokes and gorgeous use of colors really make people unable to take their eyes off. These works not only show the peak of Western art, but also reflect the cultural, religious and political background of the time. In addition to classic European paintings, LACMA also has a large collection of artworks from America, Asia and Africa. For example, in the African art area, I saw many masks, sculptures and decorations with primitive power. Although these artworks are simple in appearance, they contain strong spirituality and symbolic meaning. These artworks from different cultures made me realize that art is not only beautiful in form, but also an expression of various cultural connotations and a profound presentation of human emotions and spiritual world. 3. Contemporary Art: Visual Language of Challenge and Reflection Contemporary art has always been a highlight of LACMA. These works often express the complexity and diversity of modern society in a way that challenges tradition. In the contemporary art area, I saw many innovative and impactful works. Unlike traditional paintings and sculptures, contemporary art involves more media such as installation art, performance art and digital art. These works are sometimes full of tension and sometimes confusing, but they all inspire thinking. A contemporary work that impressed me deeply is a huge light and shadow installation created by a well-known artist. This work uses a clever combination of light, mirrors and space to create a dynamic visual experience. When I stood in a small corner, suddenly, my figure merged with the surrounding light and shadow, as if entering an endless visual maze. This intersection of vision and space challenged my traditional understanding of "art" and made me think more about the artist's creative concept. The contemporary art area of ​​LACMA not only allowed me to appreciate various different visual languages, but also made me deeply realize that contemporary art is constantly breaking through traditional boundaries, reflecting the diversity, chaos and uncertainty of the current world. It is no longer just a manifestation of beauty, but a profound discussion of emotions, society, politics and even philosophy. 4. Outdoor exhibitions and iconic art installations LACMA's outdoor exhibition area is also worth mentioning. When I walked out of the museum and walked to the outdoor square, a huge art installation called "Urban Light" came into view. This installation created by artist Christopher Coleman (Chris Burden) consists of 202 old-time street lamps, presenting a grand and charming visual effect. When these old street lamps are lit at night, they are like stars, emitting warm light, filling the entire museum area with a dreamy atmosphere. This work is not only a visual shock, but also a reflection on the city and the passage of time. Standing between these light columns, I felt a continuation of time and the solidification of memory. In addition, the landscape around the museum is also very exquisite. The gardens, lakes and trails here often become a good place for tourists and local residents to relax and take a walk. The entire museum area is not only a treasure house of art, but also a public social space, where people can enjoy the beauty of nature while appreciating art. V. Art Education and Social Responsibility As a museum, LACMA is not only committed to displaying works of art, but also pays more attention to art education and social responsibility. The museum often holds various exhibitions, lectures and workshops to enable more people to understand and participate in art. These activities are not only for professional artists and scholars, but also open to the general public, so that everyone can find resonance in them. This is especially important to me because it makes me realize that the power of art is not only reflected in the work itself, but also in how it resonates with society and everyone, and how it promotes thinking and reflection. VI. Conclusion: The power of art and the depth of life In general, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism. Here, I not only appreciate the art treasures of various periods and cultures, but also deeply appreciate the diversity and inclusiveness of art. It is not only a form of expression, but also an outlet for emotions and thinking, which makes people reflect on themselves and society, and inspires people's infinite imagination of beauty, life and the future. If you come to Los Angeles, whether you are an art lover or just looking for a quiet place to relax, LACMA is a place not to be missed. Here, the depth of art and life blends with each other, allowing every visitor to find his own touch and inspiration in it.

#cityplaybook #localguides #localguides #familytrip #postandearn Los Angeles isn’t just a city—it’s a state of mind. A place where palm trees meet pavement, where sunshine filters through ambition, and where every street feels like a movie set. From the beaches of Santa Monica to the boulevards of Hollywood, LA is a city of contrast, creativity, and constant motion. What moved me most about LA wasn’t just the big attractions—it was the small moments. A morning hike to Griffith Observatory, with the sun rising over the skyline. The cool ocean breeze while biking the Venice Beach boardwalk. Or sipping an oat latte in a laid-back café in Silver Lake, surrounded by writers and artists deep in conversation. I did all the tourist classics—walked the Hollywood Walk of Fame, posed in front of the Hollywood Sign, and took a studio tour at Universal Studios Hollywood. But what stayed with me most were the lesser-known gems: street art in Downtown LA’s Arts District, jazz under the stars at The Getty, and food trucks dishing out the best tacos I’ve ever had. Los Angeles thrives on possibility. It’s a city where dreams aren’t just made—they’re chased, every day. Whether you’re here for the surf, the stars, or the storytelling, LA wraps you in its vibrant, sunny rhythm. Best Time to Visit March to May and September to November offer the best weather—warm days, cool nights, and fewer crowds. Summer can be busy and hot, while winter brings mild weather and a quieter city vibe. Helpful Tips Rent a car—LA is massive, and public transport is limited. Plan by neighborhood: traffic can turn short distances into long rides. Don’t skip the hidden spots: check out Echo Park Lake, LACMA’s Urban Light, or El Matador Beach in Malibu. Location: Los Angeles, California, USA #CityOfAngels #LAStateOfMind #HollywoodDreaming #PacificVibes #SocalStyle #LAViews #VeniceSunsets #GriffithGlow #ArtInLA #WestCoastWander

#AprilTravelSupport 📍Los Angeles Museum of Art (LACMA) Location: 5905 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 United States 🎨 The charm of LACMA - The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is the largest museum in the western United States, boasting a collection of 110,000 items from ancient times to the present. The Korean Room displays over 250 Korean artifacts! (Tip: Closed on Mondays, Admission $25 ⏰) 📸 Best Photo Spot - ‘Urban Light’ streetlight installation and Broad Photo in front of the Museum of Modern Art! (Tip: Take a photo under night lights 📷) 🖌️ Things to do - Tour the Korean Room, visit the nearby La Brea Tar Pits. (Tip: Check out the student discount tickets 🎟️) ✨ Immerse yourself in the world of art at LACMA!

Explore the infinite possibilities of art - Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) Guided Tour If you are in Los Angeles and want to take a cultural trip full of art atmosphere, then the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is definitely a must-see attraction! This largest art museum on the west coast of the United States has a collection of more than 150,000 pieces spanning thousands of years of history, from ancient civilizations to contemporary art. Whether you are an art lover or just want to find a beautiful photo spot, this place is worth a visit! Must-see highlights • Urban Light When you come to LACMA, you must first check out Chris Burden’s classic installation art “City Lights”. This installation, consisting of 202 retro street lights, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Los Angeles. It is beautiful both day and night, and perfect for taking photos! • Museum Collection LACMA's collection covers art from all over the world, including masterpieces by masters such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso, as well as traditional art from Africa, Asia, America and other places. Each exhibition hall is full of surprises, allowing you to appreciate the diverse charm of art from different angles. • Levitated Mass This is a unique outdoor art installation. A huge 340-ton granite block is suspended above the trail. Visitors can walk through it and feel the stunning combination of nature and art. Visiting Information • Address: 5905 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 • Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (closed on Wednesdays, it is recommended to check the official website in advance) • Tickets: $25 for adults, discounts for students and seniors, free admission for Los Angeles residents during certain hours Tips for visiting ✔ Best time to visit: Come in the afternoon to take photos of the "city lights". The atmosphere is even more charming when the lights come on in the evening! ✔ Recommended stay time: at least 2-3 hours. If you want to savor it carefully, it is recommended to reserve half a day. ✔ Nearby attractions: La Brea Tar Pits and The Grove Shopping Center next to the museum are also worth visiting. Conclusion: Whether you want to explore world-class art or simply find an atmospheric attraction, LACMA can meet your expectations. Hurry up and arrange some time for an art tour to experience the cultural charm of Los Angeles

🇺🇸 [USA] Los Angeles's photogenic hidden spot! (^^) Urban Light at the County Museum of Art (LACMA)!!! It's public art with many street lights lined up!!! It's a hidden spot that's not well known yet! The lighting is beautiful and many people came to take photos ^ ^ Access: Easy by bus! Get off at the 720th bus stop, Wilshire Fairfax ^ ^ It's right after you get off ♪ It's outside, so anyone can see it without entering the museum ^ ^ Please go and check it out ^ ^ #0 yen trip January 2025

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles is one of the important collection institutions of post-war contemporary art in the United States. MOCA, a contemporary art palace shining in Los Angeles. It is like a fantasy island of art, which has gathered the dazzling stars of contemporary art over the years. From abstract paintings to avant-garde sculptures, from shocking new media art to thought-provoking installations, the collection here is like a maze of art treasures. Each exhibit is the cry of the artist's soul and a unique interpretation of the times, society and human nature. Unique exhibition halls, the exquisite atmosphere of MOCA Grand Avenue, the spacious The Geffen Contemporary, or the design-filled MOCA Pacific Design Center, are art stages of different styles.

urban light Urban Light (2008) is a large-scale assemblage sculpture by Chris Burden located at the Wilshire Boulevard entrance to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). The 2008 installation consists of restored street lamps from the 1920s and 1930s. Most of them once lit the streets of Southern California #LACMA #losangeles

#Southeast Asia flight event #Couple #USA travel This is the LACMA, Los Angeles Museum, which has become a landmark by bringing all the discarded electric poles in the US If you visit in the evening, you can see these pretty exterior sculptures 📌XGGH+QP4, Los Angeles, CA 90292 USA

Continuing with the two articles from 👆2️⃣, we will continue to share 😘Los Angeles tourist attractions🌈 The whole article💯high-quality dry information, if you are going to Los Angeles, hurry up❤ Like🌟Follow and save it, you will definitely use it❗️ . 7️⃣LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art The largest art museum on the West Coast, with a total collection of 120,000+ items It’s just that for the public, there are not many famous works that are familiar to them. ⏰️Business hours: Closed every Wednesday, Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 11am–6pm, Friday 11am–8pm, weekends 10am–7pm 💰Tickets: $25 for adults, $21 for students, can be purchased on site 🚗Parking: Parking fee is $21 😍How long to play: 1-2 hours ⭕How to play: ‣ Check out the internet celebrity lamppost at the entrance of the museum ‣ Go to the exhibition, most of the modern artworks on display are unknown. · 8️⃣Hollywood Walk of Fame Specifically, it refers to the area between La Brea Avenue and Gower Street, which is about 1 mile long. · ⭕Friendly advice: If you are not star-chasing/have no special feelings for Hollywood, it is recommended to ignore this attraction because: ‣ The Avenue of Stars has long since declined and can only be described as dirty, messy and smelly😂 ‣ There are people on the street dressed up as movie/cartoon characters, taking photos with you, and then asking for $20; there are also people who greet you warmly, then put CDs in your hands and forcefully sell them $20... 🚗Taxi: Available at TCL Chinese Theater 📍Parking: You can park your car in the Ovation Hollywood mall, $6/hour ⏰️How long to play: 30 minutes-1 hour ⭕How to play: ‣ Check here for the 'star' location of your favorite celebrity and go to take a photo ‣ Check in at TCL Chinese Theater ‣ Check out the Dolby Theater, home of the Academy Awards ‣ Go to Madame Tussauds Hollywood to take photos📸, tickets start from US$32💰 · 9️⃣Griffith Observatory The most visited observatory in the world and the best place to overlook the night view of Los Angeles ⏰️Business hours: Closed every Monday, Tuesday to Friday 12noon-10pm, weekends 10am-10pm 💰Tickets: Free 🚗Parking: ‣ Peak parking lot 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, $10/hour, but parking spaces are very popular ‣Greek Theater parking lot 2700 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, free on weekdays, $30 during events. It takes 20 minutes to climb uphill to the observatory after parking. You can also take the bus. 😍How long to play: 1-2 hours ⭕How to play: ‣ Visit the exhibition hall + use a large telescope to observe Jupiter/Moon for free (7pm-9.30pm) ‣ See downtown Los Angeles and the Hollywood sign in the distance ‣ To watch the sunset🌇 and night view🌃, see here during sunset time (you have to arrive early, the traffic jam is serious)

#losangeles The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is the largest art museum in the western United States, located on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. LACMA's diverse collection comprises over 135,000 works of art spanning from ancient times to the present day, representing a wide range of cultures and artistic styles. The museum's permanent collection includes art pieces from various genres, including American, Latin American, European, and Asian art, as well as photography, contemporary art, and textiles. LACMA also hosts rotating exhibitions, special events, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives to engage with a broad audience of art enthusiasts and visitors. The architecture of the museum itself is also notable, featuring iconic structures such as the Resnick Pavilion and the iconic Urban Light installation by artist Chris Burden.

#losangeles A variety of interesting exhibitions featuring modern and contemporary art. Saw many modern masterpieces by well-known artists. It was interesting to see the pieces that are tied to Los Angeles history as well. I found the Textiles and Woven Art exhibition on the second floor very well-curated - had a lot of fun seeing it! Not too busy and easy to navigate. Unfortunately only got to see one of the buildings because of the time I had but would love to visit again for a more in depth experience!.

Los Angeles Getty Center Worth going to the museum la travel pick-up|||🪐Griffith Observatory Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️ Business hours: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free The huge telescope is just one attraction, but you can spend a few hours playing around the observatory. Overlooking the magnificent view of Los Angeles from Griffith Park, the city is brightly lit at night, very spectacular. 🎨Los Angeles Art Museum (LACMA) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟✨ Business hours: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm (closed on Wednesdays) Tickets: $25 LACMA is located across the street from the Petersen Automotive Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, next to the Oscar Film Academy Museum. You can also see the LACMA light design at night, it's really beautiful. 🏠Getty Center (The Getty) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free, but you need to reserve a time to go in. The Getty Center is full of artistic masterpieces, located on the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Los Angeles and the central garden. If you want to go back in time for thousands of years, you can go west to the predecessor of the museum, the Getty Villa. This Italian-style mansion is filled with most Greek and Roman relics, and the magnificent courtyard is very worth a visit and suitable for taking pictures. 🌏The Broad Museum (The Broad) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️ Business hours: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free The most unique is Yayoi Kusama's two Infinity Mirror Rooms, one of which takes the audience into a twinkling, pulsating LED star field (need to book a time slot), and the other is through a smaller reflection room, where you can stick your head in. 🍜Grand Central Market Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Tickets: Free The food market in downtown Los Angeles, there are all kinds of food, glutinous rice, barbecue, donuts, etc., the humanistic atmosphere is very strong. 💰Rodeo Drive Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: All day Tickets: Free "💡Must play around Los Angeles" ❶Experience the Harry Potter area in Universal Studios Hollywood ❷Take your loved ones to Disneyland

Los Angeles Travel Guide 1. Overview Los Angeles, a prosperous city located on the west coast of the United States, is an ideal destination for many tourists. It is rich in culture, history, art and cuisine, as well as stunning natural scenery. Whether you like bustling city life or love tranquil natural scenery, Los Angeles can meet your needs. 2. Accommodation options In Los Angeles, you can choose accommodation of different grades according to your budget and needs. From luxury hotels to budget hotels to homestays, there are plenty of choices. If you want to enjoy convenient transportation and the bustle of the city center, you can choose a hotel located in the city center; if you prefer a quiet environment, you can choose a hotel close to the suburbs. 3. Transportation: Los Angeles’ public transportation system is relatively developed, but if you want to travel around the city more conveniently, renting a car is a good choice. You can book a car at the airport or at a car rental company in the city. It should be noted that the traffic rules and driving habits in Los Angeles may be different from those in China, so it is recommended to understand them in advance. In addition, since Los Angeles' public transportation system is not very complete and has limited coverage, renting a car allows you to explore the city more freely. 4. Food Recommendations: Los Angeles is a food capital that brings together food from all over the world. Here, you can taste authentic Mexican, Italian, Japanese, Chinese and other cuisines. If you like seafood, you might want to try the fresh seafood at the restaurants near Santa Monica Beach. In addition, Los Angeles has a very developed coffee culture, and you can go to a local coffee shop to experience it. 5. Recommended Attractions There are many famous attractions in Los Angeles that are worth visiting. The first thing I recommend is the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which is the dream place for movie stars. In addition, Universal Studios is also a must-see attraction where you can feel the charm of movie making. If you like nature, you might as well go to Santa Monica Beach or Griffith Park to experience the natural scenery of Los Angeles. Finally, if you’re interested in art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Getty Center are great choices. 6. Safety Tips: Although Los Angeles is a relatively safe city, you still need to pay attention to the safety of personal property and traffic safety. Stay alert and avoid traveling alone, especially at night and in crowded places. In addition, since Los Angeles' public transportation system is not very complete, it is recommended to choose a safer mode of transportation when touring the city, such as renting a car or taking a taxi. 7. Conclusion Los Angeles is a charming city, and it is worth visiting for its culture, history, art and food. When touring the city, pay attention to personal safety and environmental awareness, and respect local culture and customs. I hope this travel guide can help you have a pleasant trip in Los Angeles!

This is the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). It seems that you have to pay to enter the museum inside, but you can see the street lights outside for free! The view changes depending on the time of day, and since it was autumn and the sun set relatively early, it got dark like this after 2-3 hours. It's a popular photo spot, so there were lots of people taking photos. I think it's a great spot for couples too. Next time I go, I'd like to take a look inside. #America #LosAngeles #ArtMuseum

This gallery is definitely worth a visit, offering a captivating experience. It is a world class art museum with a vast and diverse collection of objects from around the globe so there is something for everyone. The museum is located in a beautiful setting and the architecture is stunning. It is a great place to spend a day with friends or family. However, I would highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance and carefully selecting the exhibition you wish to explore. There are also some other museums in the surroundings. I wish the museum shop had more things, the offering was limited compared to other big museums. 🤔 #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

#USATravel Would anyone not stop by here when you come to LA?🖼️🖼️ Lacma is a modern art museum! Those who are not interested in art might not stop by, but Urban Light is always a place to take pictures. This place is free and open 24 hours, so the lights are bright even at night.💡💡 You can't believe how pretty it looks when you drive by. LA's modern art museum also has large structure art, and the exhibitions always change seasonally, so visit! There are many famous exhibitions. LA is the city of art and freedom! The eco-bags and postcards in the souvenir shop are all things you want, so they are great as souvenirs and gifts! Oh, and most of all, you can take pictures, so it's a photo zone.

After visiting Beverly Hills, I went to the art museum for a walk This place is really great for photo taking! Unfortunately I don't know how to get the angle It's not too dark or too bright. No lighting assistance R!!! #Los Angeles County Museum of Art

I went to the #urbanlighting part of the #lacma in the la county museum it was ok but the parking is $20 whether you stay for 10 minutes or 3 hours!