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Located in a 1913 Spanish Renaissance Revival building within Exposition Park, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County houses over 35 million specimens and artifacts spanning billions of years. Visitors can explore extensive exhibits featuring world-renowned dinosaur fossils, a remarkable gem and mineral collection, and rotating interactive science displays. The museum serves as a major cultural hub for all ages, offering educational programming, films, and seasonal events.
A stripped-back, sprawling venue.
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is a grand cultural institution housed in a 1913 Spanish Renaissance Revival building, featuring world-renowned dinosaur halls, extensive fossil collections, and an impressive gem and mineral display.
It is located at 900 Exposition Blvd in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, and is easily accessible via the Metro E Line.
The museum features permanent collections including prehistoric dinosaur fossils, African and North American mammals, birds of the world, and rotating special exhibitions. Full schedule on Mood.