The Chinese American Museum was the first museum in California dedicated to the culture and history of the Chinese living in America. It has been open since 2003 and is a historical monument.

The museum is located in Los Angeles' Chinatown, in the Garnier building. The structure occupies 7,200 square meters of area and is funded by many sources, including the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California. The building itself looks quite ordinary, it consists of two floors and is made entirely of brown brick.

In 2012, it opened a permanent exhibition entitled "Origins: The Birth and Rise of the Chinese American Community in Los Angeles." The museum displays many works by Chinese cultural figures. In addition to paintings, in the building you can see documentary, which shows the story Chinese films for more than 90 years.

A+D Museum

In 2001, the A+D Museum was opened on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, which literally means “Museum of Architecture and Design.”

The museum was located in the Bradbury Building, but after the building was sold, it changed its location several times. He finally settled on Wilshire Boulevard. It is designed to raise visitors' awareness of architecture and design.

The building houses an outreach center for interior design, fashion, film, landscape design and architecture. This is the only museum in Los Angeles where artifacts from this area are on public display. Through its exhibitions, symposia, interdisciplinary projects and public programs, the museum influences the fruitful collaboration of designers from around the world.

A+D is a non-profit organization and is funded by public donations and government funds. The museum is housed in a small, intricately shaped snow-white building, which attracts the attention of tourists with its bright orange “A+D” sign.

Hollywood Wax Museum

Hollywood Museum wax figures located in the heart of Hollywood. The museum was opened by entrepreneur Spuni Singh in 1965. The main idea of ​​the museum is to create wax figures exclusively of celebrities. This is the largest museum of its kind in all of America.

In 2006, the museum premises underwent a major restoration. In honor of the 40th anniversary, two commemorative neon signs were hung in the museum lobby. In the museum, in addition to celebrity figures, there is a horror room, where various characters from thematic films are presented.

In the museum you can look at exact copies of such celebrities as Halle Berry, Ben Affleck, Angelina Jolie, Matthew McConaughey, Jude Law, Hugh Jackman, Johnny Depp, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, as well as figures of characters from the top 100 films of all time

Petersen Automotive Museum

In 1994, the Petersen Automotive Museum opened in Los Angeles. It is here that one of the most extensive car collections in the world is kept.

The museum's collection includes 150 cars of all times and peoples, including trucks and motorcycles. The oldest model was released in 1904.

The first floor is dedicated to the history of automobiles. The second floor is reserved for an exhibition dedicated to Hollywood movie stars with exclusive cars. On display for all to see are Joan Crawford's Cadillac, Clark Gable's Mercedes, Jane Mansfield's Lincoln and others. The highlight of the museum is Batman's car and the cars from the movie The Great Race.

The third floor is “children’s”. Here you can see many different models of children's Vehicle. The fourth floor is intended for visitors to relax in the restaurant and for interviews of museum workers in the conference room.

Museum of Folk Arts and Crafts

The Museum of Folk Arts and Crafts was opened in 1973.

The museum building was built in 1930 as trade area. it is a two-story brick house, made in red and white colors. It has a dark trapezoid-shaped roof. The building was designed by architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood. In 1995, the building was restored, but the original facade remained virtually untouched.

The exhibition of the Museum of Folk Arts and Crafts includes about 3,000 artifacts collected from all over the world. This includes toys, glass, textiles, a collection of Mexican products and Indian masks and much more. Sometimes cultural seminars and educational programs are held here.

The museum also houses an arts and crafts store that sells items reflecting the world's cultural diversity.

Los Angeles Fire Department Memorial Museum

The Los Angeles Fire Department Memorial Museum is located in the old Fire Station 27. The museum houses old fire engines and equipment that were used back in 1880. The museum also houses a reference library and a fire safety training center.

In 1985, the fire department building was included in the State Register of Cultural and Historical Heritage. A memorial plaque was erected near the museum building, on which are engraved the names of the firefighters who died in the line of duty, as well as five life-size statues of firefighters.

The 1,900 square meter Renaissance-style building once housed the region's largest fire station, opened in 1930.

The museum itself was opened in 2001, immediately after the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York. The historical department of the museum is completely filled with various photographs and installations. The museum contains several rare fire engines, rare fire equipment, medals and awards of firefighters.

Wende Museum

In the state of California, in one of the suburbs of Los Angeles, the Wende Museum is located, which houses Cold War archives. It was founded in the 1990s in Culver City. The museum was opened by Justian Jampol, a scholar of modern European history, with the goal of stopping the neglect and destruction of Cold War material culture in Europe and the USSR that followed the Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

In the early 1990s, historical materials and documents began to rapidly disappear. Monuments were demolished, statues were destroyed, and archives began to be actively destroyed. Then Mr. Yampol came up with the idea of ​​​​creating a place that would store all historical monuments, but the Wende Museum was registered only in 2002.

The museum's heyday came in 2004, when the Arcadia Foundation awarded it funding with the goal of "making a significant contribution to the illumination of a fascinating but as yet unexplored era." After this, the museum had the opportunity to begin to widely acquire, store its collections and provide access to them to tourists.

Now here you can see more than 7,000 exhibits from that era. The collection includes archives, books, furniture, sculptures, textiles, ceramics, posters, films, documents and much more.

Centinela Adobe Museum

In 1834, the headquarters of the Sentinel Valley Historical Society appeared on the territory of the city of Los Angeles. It was named Centinela Adobe or La Casa de la Centinela. The building is one of the 43 best preserved historic buildings in Los Angeles and is listed on the Register historical places.

Today, Centinela Adobe has become a museum of the history of the valley. The structure was built on the site of the former Rancho de la Sentinela. At the time when Daniel Freeman lived on the ranch, more than 10,000 trees were planted here, livestock and a wide variety of vegetables and fruits were raised.

Sentinel's house is not very big. This is a long, low structure, finished with plaster. It has a porch made of flexible tiles. Inside is antique luxury furniture and artifacts dating back to the late 1800s. The house is surrounded by a park.

One side of the valley shows a modern metropolis, and the other shows the oldest building in the area, reminiscent of the 19th century. On Sundays, the building hosts various events and admission is free.

There is also a research and development center on the premises of Centinela Adobe, which has been open since 1980. Exhibits at this center include the Freeman Library, safe, furniture, photographs and articles about the history of the Centinella Valley.

Civil War Museum Drum Barracks

Museum Civil War Drum Barracks is the last original Civil War building in the Los Angeles area. It was designated a California Historic Landmark and Museum by the government and was added to the National Register of Historic Landmarks in 1971.

Despite the status historical monument, in 1963 the building was to be demolished, but the public violently expressed its dissatisfaction, so in 1986 the building was designated as a museum of the American Civil War.

The building is an ordinary barracks-style building, with sixteen rooms inside. The façade of the building has been restored and covered with decorative tiles, which in principle does not distinguish it from the usual one typical of California. The front part of the facade is clearly distinguished by the balcony located here, which is supported by 3 wooden beams at the entrance to the room.

As tourists visited the museum, rumors began to spread that the building was haunted by the ghosts of soldiers killed in the war. Eyewitnesses claim that they heard human screams, the noise of chains, the clatter of hooves and saw smoke rising from the floor.

Los Angeles Maritime Museum

The Los Angeles Maritime Museum is located on the Harbor Canal in the suburb of San Pedro. This is a non-profit museum that opened in 1980 on the site of the municipal ferry terminal building, which was closed due to the opening of the Vincent Thomas Bridge in 1963. The museum was opened thanks to the efforts of the community, and this moment it is owned by the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks. The museum was designed by modernist architect James Pugliem.

The museum exhibits include items related to the history of the US Navy. Here are models of warships, models with installations of their battles and miniatures of the fishing industry of the region. On the second floor of the museum there are models of merchant ships, sailing boats and amateur radio stations.

Also in the museum is a model of the famous tug Angel Gate, whose purpose was to service combat ships during the Second World War.

Hammer Museum

In 1990, in the state of California, in the city of Los Angeles, in the Westwood area, the Hammer Museum was opened. Its full name is Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Culture Center.

The museum occupies 7,300 square meters of area. The facade of the snow-white museum building is decorated with large horizontal gray marble strips. The courtyard is hidden from public view and consists of wide arcades and terraces.

The Hammer Museum features works by many famous artists. Since 2007, it has housed a collection of the “cutting edge” of contemporary art. The art museum specializes in the works of the Impressionists, including Van Gogh, Sargent, Monet, and Rembrandt.

The building is cultural center city, it hosts various symposiums, film screenings, musical performances, political discussions, poetry evenings, meetings with famous people and other events.

Getty Museum

Established in 1954, the Getty Museum is the largest art museum in California. Part museum complex includes the famous Getty Villa and the Getty Center in Los Angeles. The Getty Center exhibits an extensive collection of Western art, spanning the period from the Middle Ages to the present. The collection of ancient art is one of the largest in the world.

The inspiration for the creation of such a museum was the famous collector and oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, who went down in history as one of the wealthiest people of the 20th century. The museum fund he established amounted to one billion dollars, thanks to which, after the death of the founder, the Getty Museum became one of the most reputable buyers of works of ancient and European art at the world's largest auctions.

In the first years of its existence, the museum exhibition was located at the Getty Villa, built on the model of the world famous ancient Greek Villa of the Papyri in Herculaneum. A new building was built in Los Angeles in 1997 - the Getty Center building, designed by Richard Meier, cost the creators $1.2 billion. The museum's holdings are so extensive that the exhibition occupies four large exhibition pavilions, in which only part of the Getty's unique collection is exhibited.

Los Angeles Museum of Art

The Los Angeles Museum of Art is located downtown on Wilcher Boulevard. Work on the construction of the museum began in 1910. The main idea of ​​its creation was to create a place that would go down in history as the scientific and artistic center of Los Angeles.

But only in 1961 the museum opened as an independent institution, and in 1967 its three main buildings were built. In 1986, the building of contemporary art was opened, which subsequently directed the museum towards the development of this area. In 1988, the innovative Bruce Goff Pavilion dedicated to Japanese art was opened.

More than a million people visit the museum every year, and its collection consists of more than 100,000 exhibits. The museum's exhibitions cover almost all eras of human life. The museum is particularly proud of its holdings of Asian, Latin, and Islamic art. The museum displays works by Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, John Baldessari and other authors.

The museum also features collections of American art, art ancient world, Korean and European art.

Modern Art Museum

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles was created in 1986. The museum is located in the very center of the city on Baker Hill Street.

The upper floors of the museum consist of rooms of varying heights, and include an open area that leads to the main rooms. The ground part of the museum is made in the form of rectangles. Near the entrance to the library there is a vault in the form of a cylinder, which is entirely covered with copper. Thus, the entire composition of the museum consists of geometric shapes. The museum building is listed among the ten best buildings of this type. The architect and creator of the museum was the Japanese author Arata Isozaki.

The museum is divided into halls, each of which displays only exhibits of a certain direction. The museum's collection contains a huge collection of art objects that were created in the period after the Second World War. Basically, works in the style of pop art, impressionism and abstractionism are presented here.

Heritage Square Museum

Heritage Square is a museum of history and architecture under open air, which is located near the Arroyo Seco highway in Los Angeles. The main idea of ​​the museum is to interpret the period from 1850 to 1950 - a century of unprecedented growth in Los Angeles.

During the urbanization of the city in the 1960s, many buildings built in the Victorian architectural style were demolished in Los Angeles. Therefore, at the request of the commission cultural heritage In order to counteract the destruction of historically significant buildings of the city, it was decided to create an open-air museum where historical buildings would be moved.

Currently, the museum has restored and erected 8 historical buildings, as well as many rare cars. The most famous buildings are: Palms Depot, John Ford House, Lincoln Church, and a house called the "Salt Box".

Los Angeles Museum of Natural History

Los Angeles Museum natural history was opened in 1913, and was originally called the “Museum of History, Science and Art”.

The museum building, which is a marble structure with a colonnade and dome, decorated in brown colors, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On the very roof of the building there is a sculpture of an eagle spreading its wings, and right behind it is an American flag.

In 1961, the Los Angeles Museum of Art separated from the Natural History Museum.

This museum is the largest in the western United States of America. Its unique collection includes 33 million artifacts and exhibits, the oldest of which are 4.5 billion years old. The main exhibitions include: the hall of dinosaurs, the hall of birds, the hall of insects, the hall of predators and mammals of Africa and North America and the hall of minerals and stones. The Dinosaur Hall houses a large collection with 20 complete skeletons and 300 individual parts of these animals. In the center of the exhibition are three tyrannosaurs of different ages.

California African American Museum

In 1981, the California African American Museum opened in Los Angeles. He settled on the premises of the Californian scientific center. The architects of the building were African Americans Jack and Haywood.

In July 1984, the museum moved to the Olympic Games building. In 2001 - 2003, reconstruction was carried out. Now the building occupies 4,100 square meters of area. These include three exhibition galleries, a gallery theatre, a conference centre, administration offices, a design exhibition, an artefact storage area, a research library and an archive.

It is not a very large brown building with a colonnade. It has a stepped roof, and at the top of the entrance, visitors are greeted by a brightly colored dolphin. Near the building is located a large number of green spaces.

The museum is open to the research, collection, preservation, interpretation of African American culture and art and the public enrichment of the field. The building houses more than 3,500 historical artifacts, art and memorabilia. The research library has more than 20,000 books and other reference materials with restricted access.

Here you can see paintings, multimedia works and sculpture of African Americans. Some works belong to modern authors, some to masters of the past.

Grammy Museum

The “Kings of Music” are all here, from Elvis Presley to Michael Jackson. The Grammy Hall of Fame Museum, which occupies four floors in the heart of Los Angeles, houses a collection of the best albums and compositions of all time. The Grammy Museum was opened in 2008, when the world's most prestigious music award celebrated its 50th anniversary.

The first gold-plated gramophones were received by the best singers, arrangers and composers back in 1958 from the hands of Frank Sinatra. He himself was awarded this award twice. The award winners were Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Michael Jackson, Sinead O'Connor, Tina Turner, George Benson, BB King, Bob Dylan, U2, Whitney Houston, Sting, Madonna, Valery Gergiev and Rodion Shchedrin, Evgeny Kissin and Mikhail Pletnev.

The Grammy confidently maintains its reputation as the most unbiased music award, since it is awarded by the decision of 20 thousand members of the US National Academy of Recording Arts after a secret vote. The history of the Grammys is the history of modern music, rock, jazz, country and hip-hop, all styles, trends and trends.

Museum of Tolerance

The Museum of Tolerance is located in Los Angeles, California. Its main idea is to study racist prejudices not only in America, but throughout the world. The museum was founded in 1993 as an organization for the protection of human rights. $50 million was allocated for its construction.

About 350 thousand people visit the museum annually, a third of whom are schoolchildren. The museum uses multimedia technologies to design exhibits, which has an emotional impact on visitors.

The museum's exhibits mainly include items related to the Holocaust, various types of genocide and various manifestations of racism. The museum tries to show its visitors the truth about racist prejudice.

Japanese American National Museum

Japanese-American National Museum was opened in 1992. The idea of ​​its creation belongs to Bruce Kaji. Bruce collected the entire collection of the museum's exhibition with the help of other equally famous Japanese Americans. The museum is located in the Japantown of Los Angeles, California.

The establishment is entirely dedicated to preserving the history and culture of Japanese Americans.

The museum was originally located in a Buddhist temple building, but in January 1999 a new pavilion with an area of ​​almost 8,000 square meters was opened for the museum.

It features exhibits spanning more than 130 years of Japanese American history, covering textiles, art, photography, film, Japanese crafts and ikebana. Every year the museum presents many exhibitions and cultural events, in which famous actors and stars participate, including most of is Japanese American.

Transport Museum Travel Town

On December 14, 1952, the Travel Town Transportation Museum opened in northwest Los Angeles. It is located within Griffith Park. The museum reflects the entire history of railroad transportation in the United States.

The museum's collection is very extensive - here you can see 43 full-scale locomotives, freight cars, galleys, cars, miniature sightseeing train, trolleys and more. The museum building houses several exhibition halls and a souvenir shop, where tourists have the opportunity to purchase various books and toys on transport topics.

Travel Town can be seen in many films, for example, “Columbo”, “Quantum Leap”, “Ghost Whisperer” and others. This is because the museum is located near film studios, which prompted these companies to include the museum in scenes that required railroad equipment.

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Los Angeles Museum of Art(The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, abbreviated as LACMA) is the largest US museum west of Chicago. The museum is visited by several million visitors every year. The museum's exhibition includes more than 100,000 exhibits covering the development of world art from ancient times to the present day. In addition to the museum exhibition, a number of cultural events, lectures, symposiums, as well as about 100 concerts of classical, jazz, Latin American and contemporary music are held throughout the year on the museum grounds. There are also art classes on site at the museum.

The Los Angeles Museum of Art was founded in 1961 on the basis of the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science and Art, established in 1910. In 1988, a pavilion of Japanese art, designed by American architect Bruce Goff, as well as a garden of bronze sculptures, Gerald Cantor Sculpture Garden, opened on the museum grounds. In 1992, the original premises of the museum were expanded to 6 buildings.

The Los Angeles Museum of Art is one of the largest in the United States, and wandering through its halls it is quite easy to get lost. It is worth noting that it is likely that some exhibitions may be closed during your visit. Therefore, before visiting the museum, it is best to check the information on the website www.lacma.org

The museum's exposition is divided into 21 exhibitions:

African art

Art of North and South America:

1) Art of Ancient America

2) Art of Latin America

3) US Art

Asian Art:

1) Chinese art

2) Art of Japan

3) Art of Korea

4) Art of South and Southeast Asia

Art of Europe:

1) European painting

2) European sculpture

3) The art of German expressionism

4) Greek and Roman art

Ancient art of the Middle East (Eastern Mediterranean, Persia)

Egyptian art

Art of the Islamic World

Modern Art

Suits and textiles

Decorative arts and design

Modern Art

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Engravings and drawings

On the territory of the Los Angeles Museum of Art, since the 80s of the twentieth century, there has been a permanent art installation by American sculptor Robert Graham, Retrospective Column. The museum's most famous installation is the sculptural composition by Chris Burden "Urban Light", which represents 100 lanterns made in 17 different styles. The sculptural composition was installed in the middle of the museum courtyard in 2008.

If you are visiting a museum with children, then you can visit Boone Children's Gallery. Here your children can get a drawing lesson, build a model of a building or an entire city.

There are two restaurants on the grounds of the Los Angeles Museum of Art - Pentimento in the Hammer Building and Plaza Café in the Bing Center.

Address: The Los Angeles Museum of Art is located at 5905 Wilshire Blvd (midway between downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica).

Working hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 9.00; Saturday and Sunday from 11.00 to 20.00. Closed Wednesday, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Ticket price: adult ticket - $15, for pensioners (over 62 years old) and students - $10, for children admission is free. Free admission every second Tuesday of the month.

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If the player does not know exactly where he is now, he will not be able to find the games he needs. Gaming areas are scattered throughout the gambling house and often visitors have to look for the tables they need, some gaming tables are mixed with the VIP area, try to figure out this maze. If you get lost, ask the staff, they will definitely help you.

The casino has 375 slot machines with a variety of bets (from a few cents to 10 USD), all of them are located on the ground floor.

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The Wynn Las Vegas hotel, commonly known as Wynn for short, is located on the famous Strip and is named after its owner, the famous gambling industry billionaire Steve Wynn. This complex is the pride of his company, Wynn Resorts Limited.

The hotel is located opposite shopping complex Fashion Show Mall and adjacent to the Sands Expo Center. international Airport McCarran is less than 5 km from the Wynn Las Vegas.

The entire entertainment complex, including a 60-story hotel with 2,176 rooms, is located on an area of ​​870,000 square meters.

Most of its territory is home to the Wynn Las Vegas entertainment complex, where the popular Desert Inn hotel-casino and golf club previously operated.

In 2002, Marnell Corrao Associates took on the design and construction of a new establishment with the original name “Le Rêve” (French “The Dream”), in honor of Pablo Picasso’s masterpiece that adorned Steve Wynn’s personal art collection. It was the most grandiose project, privately funded at $2.7 billion.

The combination of luxurious architecture and natural components made Wynn unique in its own way. Flowers, gardens, waterfalls and lagoons have become a wonderful addition to the architectural ensemble of Wynn Las Vegas.

On April 28, 2005, designed by architect John Jerde, the entertainment complex officially opened its doors to guests, and its renovation was completed in 2009. The hotel-casino is one of the most tall buildings on the legendary Strip, where such technological advances as IP telephony, digital television, and the use of a room key as a card were used regular customer gambling establishment. The Ferrari-Maserati car showroom is also located here.

All rooms are equipped with an electronic safe, telephone with 2 lines, voice mail, access to high speed Internet, CD player, minibar, reading lamps, air conditioning, smart home remote control system, LCD TV. The marble bathroom has a bathtub, shower, 2 wash basins, LCD TV, bathrobes and hair and body care products.

For the convenience of guests, on the territory of the hotel-casino there is a SPA center with 45 rooms for various procedures, 2 heated water pools, 2 Jacuzzis and a European Topless pool, 24 tents located around the main pool, 10 conference rooms, 2 fully equipped equipped meeting rooms, 2 column halls for holding various events and meetings.

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Thus, the very first show launched at the Wynn Las Vegas was “Le Rêve”, directed by Frank Dragone and held here in the pool.

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The entertainment complex has 2 nightclubs: Tryst (Romantic Date) and Vanity (Vanity).

Located nearby is the only golf course on the Strip, Wynn Las Vegas, designed by Steve Wynn and Tom Fazio. It is one of the attractions of the entertainment complex.

At first, a fee was charged for visiting the Wynn Gallery, which displayed works of art from the personal collection of the owner of the complex, which turned out to be not a very good idea. Therefore, today all the valuable exhibits of the exhibition adorn the walls of the casino hotel and all guests coming to the Wynn can view them free of charge.

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