FAQs
Are there any free-entry days for art museums in Los Angeles?
Yes, many art museums in Los Angeles offer free admission on select days of the week. Some museums, such as the Getty, offer free admission, although special exhibitions may have paid admission.
What unique and lesser-known art museums are worth visiting in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles features plenty of smaller, unique museums worth visiting, especially in the Arts District. Some of the best art museums in Los Angeles in the lesser-known category are the Museum of African American Art, Marciano Art Foundation, and Hammer Museum. Madame Tussauds Hollywood is a unique spin on the traditional art museum.
Which art museums in Los Angeles have works by famous artists?
LACMA, the Getty, and the Hammer Museum feature artworks from classic painters such as Gaugin and Matisse. For contemporary artists, MOCA and The Broad feature Warhol, Rothko, and Basquiat works.
Are the art museums in Los Angeles wheelchair accessible?
Many art museums in Los Angeles have been designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind. Some museums, such as MOCA, have wheelchairs available at the reception. If you need accessibility assistance, it’s best to check the museum website or contact them before your visit.
Are there any art museums in Los Angeles that are suitable for children and families?
While most museums listed here focus on adult visitors, many also offer child-friendly programs. LACMA and the Hammer Museum offer family-friendly events catering to younger visitors, while MOCA features art spaces that can be enjoyed by all ages.