Address: 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049, USA
“I’ve been here twice, both w friends. To get here, you can even search for “Getty Center Parking” on your maps app. Parking costs $25, but it’s $15 after 3:00 PM. Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance. You’re allowed in within one hour of your designated time. Give yourself some time to get to the center; you’ll need to parking in a giant multi-floor garage where spaces are rather small (note the code for your area), and then take an elevator to the security line for the tram. There are bathrooms in this area and it’s open air. You can even see a nice sculpture here. You’re allowed to pack a little picnic and food items, even though there are at least 2 places where they sell food and drink inside. Some people have a little picnic on the greens, near the garden, where the grass lawn is perfect. Then, the tram comes every so often and shows you a great little panoramic view of LA and its hills. It’s very clean and has shaded windows. The main entrance has some stairs. Not sure about accessibility here. Then there are several buildings where you can see the art collections. There are elevators indoors and also map guides in multiple languages, including Spanish and Chinese. There’s also a Getty store when you first get inside. The botanical garden is wonderful / my fave, and the sculpture garden and catcus garden are also great. You could easily spend a day here wandering through everything. There are fountains and pools, and the garden has a little winding labryinth and all kinds of amazing blooms and rest areas. Getty has a villa in a separate location. The Getty Center can also be reached by public transportation. I’ll be back for sure. This is the perfect place to take new visitors to LA.”
Address: 19 Franklin St, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045, USA
“San jaun bautista is a wonderful Historic little Town I visited 10 days ago mainly because of "Alfred Hitchcocks" film Vertigo, I stumbled upon a Spanish/ American Festival with Street foods and many other goods, there was a band playing such a wonderful atmosphere, the people were so happy and welcoming. I spoke with Linda in her little Store "Vintage Curosity" she was very interesting to talk to and informed me where in town I could sleep in my car as I was touring the States on the cheap. Next morning after a piecefull night I went for breakfast at the little dinner with red & white chequered floor the lady was great, wonderful Coffee & tasty toast and marmalade, next I visited "Windmill Market" this was the best little Supermarket I stopped at whilst in the States for 3 weeks highly recommend. I was sad to leave many folk said come back and see us again, fantastic slice of old traditional America i loved it. 👌❤️”
Address: looking for new space, Irvine, CA 92612, USA
“What a gem! Unbelievably beautiful inside, such an honoring of Woman there and the powerful events offered throughout the year are magnificent. Yes they are situated in a business park however the transformation inside is breathtaking! A must see for locals and travelers. Every pantheon is honored and every season or so a special woman is honored, this month it is the incomparable Josephine Baker. If you are a woman come to experience how sacred you are and if you are not, come to honor woman who has birthed you into being this lifetime!”
Address: 6067 Eleanor Ave Dairy A, Oakdale, CA 95361, USA
“I've passed by many times. Looks fun.”
Address: 101 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814, USA
“Enjoyable tour of underground Sacramento and the exhibit of the Tattoed women was great!”
Address: High Camp, Olympic Village, Olympic Valley, CA 96146, USA
“A definite for sure while visiting Truckee Ca. The view was breathtaking and well worth the trip ip.”
Address: 1958 Hays Ln, Woodland, CA 95776, USA
“My job takes me out with my clients 3 of 5 days a week. This was one such outting. California Agriculture Museum has loads of farming equipment from different eras of early farming here in California. This was my 1st visit here and I took loads of pictures”
Address: 49 Big Blue Rd, Kernville, CA 93238, USA
“This is a must see when in town!! So cute, was pleasantly surprised with how nice the museum is. There are interactive things for kids to do and places to take pictures. We were explained so much history by everyone that was there everywhere we went. Such a treat, thank you!”
Address: 4074 Eggers Dr, Fremont, CA 94536, USA
“Found this place after searching Google for museums in the East Bay. This was close and we haven't been to this one before, so since the kids were on winter break - we checked it out. My youngest said they felt like Indiana Jones and my eldest said it's their highlight so far of winter vacation. The museum docent handed the kids a scavenger hunt based on their grade level, and it really was quite fun! I would have loved the items in the gift shop for my classroom! Such a fun, educational experience!”
Address: 652 Palm Canyon Dr, Borrego Springs, CA 92004, USA
“Dragon is the most amazing sculpture. There are 130 sculptures in the area. Although the sculptures are a distance from each other they are easily accessed by car. Obtain an online map so you do not miss any of the sculptures.”
Address: Apple Valley, CA 92307, USA
“Really nice stop if you like history. Speak with Marcy, she is the boss and she knows he4 stuff!”
Address: 10950 S Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90059, USA
“I love this place”
Address: 35308 Panorama Dr, Yucaipa, CA 92399, USA
“Went here for an event and was unable to really see the museum. But, very intrigued, definitely coming back! Lots of fascinating displays. Even dome "old" toys that would make great stocking stuffers!”
Address: 200 Palm Canyon Dr, Borrego Springs, CA 92004, USA
“Stayed at Palm Canyon RV Park in Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Beyond expectations. Gorgeous surroundings, stars galore, hikes incredible and sunrise perfect. Again, rangers exemplary! If ever in the area, will try and stay.”
Address: 200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA
“Fantastic impressive space to house this huge and important collection. The building is beautiful from the outside and inside with large display rooms and common areas. The special exhibits have a wide variety of styles. In general, the museum includes pieces both old and new.”
Address: 420 Poplar Ave, Millbrae, CA 94030, USA
“Wonderful museum to learn the history of Millbrae and the surrounding communities open 12 to 4 on Saturdays”
Address: 54470 N Circle Dr, Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA 92549, USA
“I am a former DSS/TEPPS student and I attended our 40th reunion. The Historical Society was a pleasure. They put together some photos from the school over the years and we got to go browse”
Address: 1209 Main St, Newman, CA 95360, USA
“A nice little homey museum, only open about 2 hours a week, or you can call to make an appointment. Plenty of old-timey stuff, but you find out much more when you talk to the docents, who know a lot about the town. The building was originally a library, built with money from the Carnegie foundation.”
Address: 2379 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA
“This is a wonderful Museum and Gallery with interesting solo, group and permanent exhibits. These photos feature the Art Candy Machine "Tree" installation and the Micro Art Candy Machine - tiny art with proceeds going to charities.”
Address: 1889 Market St, Santa Clara, CA 95050, USA
“Over 100 years of Santa Clara History The Harris-Lass home belonged to two families in its tenure in Santa Clara. I had the pleasure of touring the home with the President of the Historic Preservation Society of Santa Clara, Bob Byrd. If anyone knows this home, it is Mr. Byrd, whose knowledge of it is nearly as extensive as those who resided in it. The tour through the home takes about 90 minutes, no photography is permitted within the house. Guests are permitted to take as many photos of the grounds as they wish as well as to visit the other buildings. The collection of period materials is one of the most extensive in the valley as the grand-daughter of Captain Lass, left nearly everything she had in the home when she departed. Her parting wish was to have the home preserved for future generations under the governance of the city. Thanks to her generous donation and the work of the preservation society, we may all show our appreciation.”
Address: 1901 W Wilson St, Banning, CA 92220, USA
“Great little stagecoach stop to explore. A wealth of local history for the San Gorgonio Pass. The staff are top notch. If hiking on the trail towards the north, be mindful of some pitbull dogs that the house on top of the hill has. They run loose down the hill side and can be a concern.”
Address: 2640 Pomona Blvd, Pomona, CA 91768, USA
“Philips mansion is tucked away in an industrial area, but still holds onto its classic feel. I've been seeing the Delusions shows there and have enjoyed each visit. Walking through the home you feel almost transported back in time while still being able to appreciate the history that has happened in such a place”
Address: 13191 6th St, Chino, CA 91710, USA
“Pretty small museum, but for a toddler it did entertain them for 2 hours. Older kids won't get much from the experience. You have to pay per adult, and child which increases the cost quite a bit.”
Address: 42642 Tollhouse Rd, Shaver Lake, CA 93664, USA
“Great little museum. Lots of interesting local history for everyone in the family. Perfect place to come on rainy day when spending the weekend in shaver. Several picnic tables around outside too. Check out the big granite boulders out back near the amphitheater. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable.”
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