Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Step into the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, where history and science come alive in the heart of Los Angeles, CA! Located at 900 Exposition Blvd, this family-friendly museum offers a fascinating journey through time, from the age of dinosaurs to modern-day marvels. Explore over 35 million specimens and artifacts, one of the largest and most extensive collections of natural and cultural history in the western United States.

Explore the planet's biodiversity through immersive exhibits, hands-on activities, native gardens, and stunningly realistic dioramas of wild animals in their natural habitats.

Perfect for all ages, this museum in Exposition Park offers free admission for children ages two and under, while LA County residents enjoy free admission M–F from 3 to 5 pm. Experience the Tyrannosaurus Rex growth series, step into the seasonal *Butterfly Pavilion for an up-close encounter with nature, or marvel at the grandeur of the rotunda with its iconic Beaux-Arts statue Three Muses.

The Becoming Los Angeles exhibit showcases 500 years of the city's history and cultural evolution through interactive displays and artifacts. Age of Mammals explores 65 million years of mammalian evolution with impressive skeletons and engaging displays. Dive into the fascinating world of rocks and minerals at the Gem and Mineral Hall, home to over 300 pounds of gold, including the Mojave Nugget, the largest known nugget of California gold. From ancient mummies to marine mammals, every corner of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County reveals stories from the past, creating unforgettable moments.

Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking for a fun and educational outing, this is the place for you. Purchase your tickets now and embark on an adventure through time at one of the premier history museums in Los Angeles.

*The Butterfly Pavilion is a separately ticketed exhibit and not included in general admission tickets.