(310) 440-7365
1200 Getty Center Dr
Los Angeles,
CA
90049
34.0885
-118.4756
Neighborhoods: Bel Air, West LA
What People Are Saying About The Getty Center
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Perched high atop the Santa Monica Mountains overlooking the 405 freeway, the Getty Center is a sprawling, stone-and-glass complex dedicated to the display and preservation of the J. Paul Getty Trust's collection of mostly European art. Designed by architect Richard Meier, the 24-acre site offers a sweeping east-to-west panorama of everything from Hollywood to the Pacific Ocean--views worth a visit all by themselves. Best of all, admission is free. – – The Collection – Housed primarily in four modestly sized pavilions, the collection includes the works of…
05/04/09
Amazing Views
by HighFive
Beautiful views of LA and you can even see the Hollywood sign.
Mostly go for the architecture, views, picnic on the grass.
During the summer, I believe they have some "summer concerts" where they serve drinks and have live music
04/20/09
Great day trip!
by JMAdance04
What a great day trip to head to the Getty! Enjoy the art and watch the sunset on the hill while having wine and a little meal. You can walk up the way or take the train. There will be plenty of people there and lots to do, but take it all in and have fun!
- Pros: Gorgeous paintings, Remarkable view, lunch/wine
- Cons: Can be timely
01/19/09
getty
by casualcat
i love this place. i only pay 8 bucks for parking and from there i get to see so many different artifacts and a great view of the city! you need a whole day to check this place out, but its worth it!
The Details on The Getty Center
Look Good:
If you're in school, zip into the garage using the lane set aside for students, as long as you have a valid student I.D.
Know Before You Go:
Parking reservations are no longer required on weekends and weekday evenings. All other times, be sure to call ahead for a spot: (310) 440-7300, then push 4. Be sure to bring $8 cash for parking.
The Extras:
Video and still photography are permitted throughout the permanent collections and Research Institute, but you can't use a flash.
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