The Broad

If you find yourself in Los Angeles, you absolutely must go—without a doubt! First of all, as soon as you plan your trip, I highly recommend getting free general admission tickets from their website. Why? Because without a ticket in advance, you’re likely to face long lines, especially on weekends. Where do I even begin? Every section is legendary! Honestly, stop reading this, grab your ticket, head over there, and enjoy the art. Highly recommended! Oh, and of course, you know you aren't supposed to touch the artworks, right? If you do try to touch them, the staff in the room will politely warn you. You’ll also find plenty of great spots for taking photos.

Parking cost $19. I can’t believe I have never been here living in LA. This is a really cool art museum. I loved the table and chair set up because as a tall person I have never felt short! The art is interesting. They have multiple different types throughout the museum. Michael Jackson sculpture, the blue, balloon, dog sculpture, the notes to your mom room, the writing in blue room, All very cool. Some of the stuff in here though I just did not want to see….

Great experience at the museum. I had not looked up the museum, but of course was familiar with the name so I did not have any expectations of the art. As I was walking in the museum, I noticed work that looked to be Basquiat and was pleasantly surprised that I was correct. I also love the work from Warhol and was appreciative to see it in person. Overall, it was a great experience and provided great photo ops. I also appreciate the fact that it was free and easy to get into. We had to get tickets, although it was free entry however this process was seamless. I would recommend getting them ahead of time, however, because sometimes sell out.

Visiting The Broad was an absolutely incredible experience from start to finish! This contemporary art museum features a stunning collection of breathtaking, world-class modern masterpieces that will completely captivate any art lover. The architectural design of the building itself is a spectacular work of art, setting the perfect tone before you even step through the doors. The absolute best part about visiting this museum is that general admission is completely free! It is such a wonderful gift to the community and makes accessing amazing cultural experiences available to everyone. However, because it is incredibly popular, you absolutely must book your tickets online well ahead of time. General admission tickets open up monthly, and they tend to disappear very quickly, so planning your visit in advance is essential to secure your preferred date and time slot. Once inside, everything is beautifully curated, spacious, and easy to navigate. The staff members are welcoming, highly knowledgeable, and always ready to help guide you through the galleries. Whether you are a local resident or a tourist exploring the city, this museum is a must-visit destination. It is an absolute 5-star

The Broad Museum in Downtown Los Angeles is a must-visit attraction. This architectural marvel of a museum offers free admission, but you must book your tickets online in advance to choose your preferred time slot. They also have a special exhibition that incurs a small fee. The museum features an impressive collection of contemporary art, featuring renowned artists like Warhol, Murakami, and Basquiat. Their bookstore is a treasure trove of vibrant and delightful gifts for yourself and your loved ones. It’s an excellent place to spend hours exploring and admiring the art. Another exciting aspect is the nearby Walt Disney Museum, which resembles the Getty Museum. It’s a fascinating sight to behold as you leave the Broad Museum.

Honestly, this was a really good! It was fun looking at so much great art. free admission, parking is $19 for 3 hours, it’s really a great museum to have very underrated in today’s economy. my favorite was the Takashi Murakami exhibit truly just breathtaking art. They have truly something for everybody. I would honestly recommend this if you wanna go for a date night, a field trip, a day out anything! Would recommend!

A wonderful museum with different special exhibitions. I just saw the Yoko Ono exhibition (til Nov 2026). The main museum is free but special exhibitions require a paid timed ticket. Validated parking ($19) with museum ticket. No cafe on site but you can leave and return if you let security you are returning. Mostly modern, pop and art installations by well known artists. However, there are some wonderful art pieces by lesser known (to me) artists that are wonderful. Well worth a visit. And the architecture of the museum itself is also stunning, both inside and out.