Los Angeles Museums with Free Admission All the Time
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Here is a a list of of Los Angeles museums that you can virtuall get into free by showing up and walking through the front doors. These Los Angeles museums, whether they showcase Impressionist paintings or high-tech science exhibits, represent a large part of LA's list of free things to do. Notice, you may have to pay for parking!
- Banning Residence Museum (suggested donation, $5)
- California African American Museum
- California Science Center
- Fowler Museum at UCLA
- The Getty Center
- The Getty Villa (advanced ticket required)
- Hollywood Bowl Museum
- Homestead Museum (donations accepted)
- Los Angeles Maritime Museum (suggested donation, $3 for adults)
- The Paley Center for Media (suggested donation, $10 for adults)
- Santa Monica Museum of Art (suggested donation, $5 for adults)
- Travel Town Museum
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