The Getty

After two years, I returned to Los Angeles, and everything still has a familiar taste. Palm trees, sunsets, beaches, are all rare sights on the East Coast. This time, in the last season before the Clippers moved, I got to see the style of the four giants. Several superstars performed steadily and successfully harvested the game against the Raptors in the last quarter. This time I have completed the shooting of those locations that I did not shoot last time. The post I summarized is a carefully selected complete version, and I have attached the addresses on the pictures and below. All locations are free, and everyone can go there on their own: P1: Rooftop of Spring Street Community Garden (need aerial photography) P3: Rooftop of 9101 S Sepulveda Blvd parking building P10: 6800 Muholland Dr P11: Hollywood Cross needs aerial photography P7,14,15 need to go to the corresponding location for aerial photography This Southern California location summary spanning three years is basically a place where you can take a blockbuster with your mobile phone after you go. If you like it, hurry up and shoot your own blockbuster!

The Getty Center, an art museum at the foot of a mountain, displays a simple architectural style and boasts an outdoor garden. From each exhibition hall, you'll get a panoramic view of Los Angeles. The art collections, landscape design, and architectural sculptures are all worth checking out. There are four buildings here, located in the north, east, south, and west respectively. We advise you to pick up a map upon entering and visit the exhibitions that interest you.

2023. 7.29-7.30 Coalinga 1 night Leaving San Francisco, heading south, driving 300 kilometers, 4 hours, staying here. Best Western Plus Coalinga Inn 1786 Jayne Avenue, Coalinga, 93210-9249 Took Highway 1, passed by Pigeon Point Lighthouse, Monterey. 7.30-8.1 Los Angeles 2 nights Leaving the desert town of Coalinga, driving 300 kilometers, 2 hours and 50 minutes, staying here. Best Western Plus Carriage Inn 5525 Sepulveda Boulevard, Sherman Oaks This hotel is 11 kilometers from the Getty Center, 18 kilometers from Hollywood, and 20 kilometers from Beverly Hills. There's not much to see in the downtown skyscrapers of Los Angeles, and there are especially many homeless people, with a pervasive bad smell. But there are so many upscale wealthy areas around it, where old money families engage in art collection, establish foundations, and generously purchase world artifacts to set up art centers or museums for free public admiration. Even if the family's glory is weathered by the storms, their generous acts benefit future generations. The Getty Center and Getty Villa Museum are breathtaking, proving the wealth of the American empire is no lie. 8.1-8.2 San Diego 1 night Driving 216 kilometers, 3 and a half hours Wyndham Garden San Diego Near Seaworld 3737 Sports Arena Boulevard La Jolla Cove USS Midway Museum Balboa Park Museums Old Town

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#losangeles A large beautiful museum, definitely worth visiting. It's necessary to reserve a free ticket in advance. At the entrance, you'll be greeted by a shuttle train, beautiful and clean. After that, you'll enter a museum spread across a vast territory. The museum has free guides, and umbrellas are strategically placed everywhere, a cool solution, as you often step out onto the terrace, where you have an unbelievably beautiful view of Los Angeles. This museum is one of my top places, which I visit frequently, and I find it to be an effective way to relax. There are many places where you can enjoy delicious food.

The Getty Center in Los Angeles is located at the foot of Santa Monica Mountain. Overlooking the panoramic view of Los Angeles, the Getty Center was designed by architect Richard Meier. With its simple lines, bright tones, natural lighting, the integration of indoor atriums and outdoor gardens, the open space embodies a harmonious beauty of delicacy and roughness. JPaul Getty became a millionaire at the age of 23 due to oil, which cultivated his outstanding appreciation of literature and art and his hobby of collecting art. In 1968, he chose a hillside along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu as the museum site. Driving west from downtown Los Angeles, not far north of California Interstate 405, you can see the continuous Santa Monica Mountains. On a cliff 881 feet above sea level on the mountain stands a group of peculiar buildings, which is the famous Getty Center in Los Angeles. It includes a very modern art museum, an art research center, and a beautiful garden.

Los Angeles Getty Center Worth going to the museum la travel pick-up|||🪐Griffith Observatory Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️ Business hours: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free The huge telescope is just one attraction, but you can spend a few hours playing around the observatory. Overlooking the magnificent view of Los Angeles from Griffith Park, the city is brightly lit at night, very spectacular. 🎨Los Angeles Art Museum (LACMA) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟✨ Business hours: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm (closed on Wednesdays) Tickets: $25 LACMA is located across the street from the Petersen Automotive Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, next to the Oscar Film Academy Museum. You can also see the LACMA light design at night, it's really beautiful. 🏠Getty Center (The Getty) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free, but you need to reserve a time to go in. The Getty Center is full of artistic masterpieces, located on the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the beautiful view of Los Angeles and the central garden. If you want to go back in time for thousands of years, you can go west to the predecessor of the museum, the Getty Villa. This Italian-style mansion is filled with most Greek and Roman relics, and the magnificent courtyard is very worth a visit and suitable for taking pictures. 🌏The Broad Museum (The Broad) Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️ Business hours: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm (closed on Mondays) Tickets: Free The most unique is Yayoi Kusama's two Infinity Mirror Rooms, one of which takes the audience into a twinkling, pulsating LED star field (need to book a time slot), and the other is through a smaller reflection room, where you can stick your head in. 🍜Grand Central Market Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Tickets: Free The food market in downtown Los Angeles, there are all kinds of food, glutinous rice, barbecue, donuts, etc., the humanistic atmosphere is very strong. 💰Rodeo Drive Recommended index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Business hours: All day Tickets: Free "💡Must play around Los Angeles" ❶Experience the Harry Potter area in Universal Studios Hollywood ❷Take your loved ones to Disneyland

The Getty Art Center is located in Brentwood, Los Angeles, California, USA, and is one of the most important art institutions in Los Angeles. The Getty Art Center can be called one of the richest art institutions in the world. The institution has invested a lot of funds, collected unique art works from all over the world, and actively devoted itself to the development of various art projects. The Getty Art Center has collected the most exquisite manuscripts and old photos in the United States, and you can see a large number of European paintings, sculptures, decorative arts and European and American photographic art works. It is one of the largest collections of similar art works in the United States. It's getting into winter but it's also the most comfortable season on the west coast of the United States. The sun is abundant but the temperature is around 20 degrees, very comfortable😌. Opening hours Tuesday–Thursday 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Friday–Saturday 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed every Monday, January 1, July 4, Thanksgiving, December 25. Visit Visiting the Getty Art Center is completely free—no admission fee, and there is generally no reservation service. The parking fee is $8.

You absolutely cannot miss the art gem of this city - the Getty Center! Architecture: The Getty Center is the location of the Getty Museum and other projects under the Getty Trust. This $1.3 billion museum, completed at the end of the 20th century, is now one of the landmarks of Los Angeles, attracting tourists and art lovers from all over the world. It is famous for its unique architecture, gardens, and views overlooking Los Angeles. Collection: The J. Paul Getty Museum in the Getty Center has collected European paintings, sketches, sculptures, decorated manuscripts, decorative arts, and photographic works from its creation to the present. These treasures span the ages and bring together masterpieces from around the world. The most impressive gallery, in my opinion, is the Impressionist paintings. Van Gogh's Iris, Monet's (late) Water Lilies, Munch's Night Sky, Renoir's Girls, these well-known works of the Impressionist masters are open to the public for free. In addition to a few permanent exhibitions, there will also be rotating galleries updating new exhibitions from time to time. The most recent (end of 2023) exhibition is William Black's Visionary, a religiously colored exhibition. Whether immersing in Renaissance paintings or appreciating the creativity of modern sculptures, the Getty Center provides art lovers with a breathtaking experience. This museum is not only a witness to history and culture, but also a cross-temporal art palace, presenting a colorful art journey for visitors. Ticket price: Free admission. Need to make a reservation in advance. Parking fee is $20. Address: 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049

The Paul Getty Museum in California, USA is divided into two locations, one by the sea and one on the mountain, about ten kilometers apart. The Getty Villa Museum is located in Pacific Palisades on the Pacific coast and was opened to the public in 1954. With the continuous increase of Paul Getty's collection, he built a replica of a Roman rural villa from the first century AD, which was opened to the public in 1974, mainly exhibiting artifacts from ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and Etruria, with a collection of about 44,000 pieces. The Getty Center is located on a small hilltop 270 meters above sea level in the Santa Monica Mountains about 25 kilometers west of downtown Los Angeles. After thirteen years of design and construction, it was opened to the public in 1997. It mainly exhibits European paintings, sculptures, furniture, decorative arts, and photography, with a collection of about 50,000 pieces. This is the artwork "Boy with Frog" that artist Charles Ray and his team of art production experts spent years creating and assembling to ensure that every detail was just right, from the boy's fingernails to the frog's skin. Ray photographed a boy holding a live amphibian and then scanned these images to create a three-dimensional digital model. His team used modeling software to refine the sculpture's design. "Boy with Frog" was completed in 2008 and installed at the Getty Center in 2011, where it is still on display.

Meet Van Gogh and Monet at the Getty Center~ Surprisingly, these authentic works of art are not framed with glass, and every painting allows for a clear view of the various textures that intersect, undulate, and fluctuate between roughness and smoothness. I wonder if this great artistic atmosphere has had even the slightest bit of influence on everyone [sighing]. Located in Los Angeles, the Getty Center has always been a paradise-like place. The Getty Center, which is far from the city center where modern art museums are concentrated and creates a unique world of its own, mainly exhibits European art masterpieces, decorative arts, and photographic artworks. Soak up the warm California sun at the Getty Center, enjoy indoor and outdoor exhibitions, and spend a leisurely day - there's no doubt that it's a great destination for living and traveling in Los Angeles.

#meetlosangeles The Getty Center Los Angeles is located in the Santa Monica Mountains. While the parking lot is on street level, Once you park your car you have to take a (free) futuristic-looking tram to get there. At the end of the Getty Museum tram ride is the Getty Center. It’s not just one building, but a collection of several pavilions in the same style of which some are linked to each other so that you can walk from one building to the other without stepping outside. All of these buildings are positioned around a central square from where you can reach the garden. The garden isn’t that big, but it’s very well kept and offers amazing views over Los Angeles. What I really liked about the Getty was the variety in its exhibitions and I highly recommended this to everyone .