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The getty museum never disappoints... currently th...

The getty museum never disappoints... currently they have an ancient Eygtian exhibit and also a icons of fashion photography exhibit both were amazing. If you are going to the Getty make sure you bring walking shoes you do a lot of walking the museum is free but parking isn't it's 15.00 bucks. After 3 you only pay 10.00

An excellent collection. The commitment to exhibit...

An excellent collection. The commitment to exhibit styles and design is apparent and appreciated. The temporary exhibit had some really annoying lighting that cast shadows on the displays as you looked at them, but the rest of the museum was amazing.

I love the Getty. I was taking my mother here beca...

I love the Getty. I was taking my mother here because she's never been and she really enjoyed the atmosphere. Very clean and very comfortable area to just hang out at. The garden was very relaxing to walk though. The art was also very amazing there's a small back story for everything. Parking was 10$ but definitely worth going and paying for.

Didn't get to view the whole place, but what I did...

Didn't get to view the whole place, but what I did see was amazing. Architecture and location is stunning, the galleries seem well layed out. The whole place is a work of art with stunning views from a good few locations.

Good insight on the works on display as well.

Free entry but they charge for parking so bring a few friends to make it worthwhile.

I'm not even a huge fan of most of the art period...

I'm not even a huge fan of most of the art periods featured but it is easily the most impressive museum I've been to. The building, the grounds, the views outside, and indeed the art itself are all world-class.

I have a lot of love for the Getty. It's a crazy g...

I have a lot of love for the Getty. It's a crazy good museum with so many truly interesting exhibits. It's also free, and they constantly run amazing events. After my visit I learned so many cool things I didn't know and I had so many interesting conversations that I might not have had otherwise. The one thing I didn't like was in the Egyptian exhibit - the mummified corpse. It seems disrespectful to own and present someone's body against they're will.

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