Hollywood Museum: A Celebration of Cinema in Los Angeles

Overview

Located in the iconic Max Factor Building, the Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into nearly a century of Hollywood's cinematic history. This premier museum is home to an impressive collection of over 10,000 artifacts spread across four floors, showcasing everything from costumes and props to photographs and scripts belonging to some of the biggest stars in the film industry. Highlights include legendary costumes worn by celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Leonardo DiCaprio. Guests can explore exhibits featuring sets and memorabilia from beloved shows and films such as Star Trek, I Love Lucy, and Transformers. Don't miss the chance to enter Hannibal Lecter's infamous jail cell and view iconic pieces from cult classics. The museum not only narrates the vibrant story of Hollywood but also highlights the history of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. With regular exhibitions spotlighting important films, the Hollywood Museum is a must-visit destination for film buffs and tourists alike.

Photo of Hollywood Museum
Photo of Hollywood Museum
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Opening hours
  • Sunday 10:00 - 17:00
  • Monday 10:00 - 17:00
  • Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00
  • Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00
  • Thursday 10:00 - 17:00

Open 24/7

Contact Info
  • Address1660 Highland Ave, Hollywood, CA 90028, USA
  • Phone+1 323-464-7776

Reviews

Natalie Lopez
United States
4
This museum is charming! It has 4 floors filled with interesting exhibits, with the first floor being the largest and most stunning. The festive Christmas trees were such a delightful addition for December. The staff at the front desk was incredibly friendly. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I finished exploring everything in less than 30 minutes, which feels a bit rushed for a $12 (discounted) ticket.
Michael Johnson
United States
5
This is definitely a must-see spot while visiting Hollywood! It's probably the best value for any ticket you’ll find at $15, offering a glimpse into fascinating memorabilia and a bit of history along the way. While I understand the desire for more in-depth details on some items, given the sheer volume of exhibits, I can't fault them for not covering everything!
Alexandra
United States
4
An excellent museum featuring various exhibits of screen-used costumes, props, and vehicles across multiple levels. It's affordable to enter and you can spend about one to two hours fully exploring. There are some fantastic items and rich history showcased here!
The Martinez Family
United States
5
Don’t judge this museum by its exterior - step inside to uncover thousands of original costumes, props, jewelry, and everything else related to movies. Despite being filled with exhibits, it doesn’t feel overcrowded - every piece is given the respect it deserves. Add this to your list of places to visit, get your camera ready, and enjoy!
Elena Vasilieva
United States
4
This place is worth a visit for its historical architecture and original rooms. However, I found the museum to be quite chaotic and outdated. The information is not presented in an organized manner; I read everything but still left without a clear understanding of Hollywood’s history.