Visit the Getty Center

Free Admission

Admission is free, though temporarily requires a timed-entry reservation.

Reserve entry time

Hours

Open today

Daily: 10am–5:30pm
Monday: Closed

The stone-clad rectangular buildings of the Getty Museum loom behind the curving azalea bushes (not in bloom) in the pool in the Central Garden.

Directions and Campus

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Address

1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049, USA

What to See and Do

Getty Center Highlights

Explore all this unique destination has to offer.
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Food and Drink
Elegant dining to casual snacks—all with locally sourced ingredients
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Shopping
Books, jewelry, toys, and more inspired by art and architecture
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A visitor wearing a mask walks on a curving and sun-dappled path under trees in the Getty Center's Central Garden.

Exhibition :
Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy

Explore how art intersects with science in representations of anatomy, from spectacular life-size illustrations to delicate paper flaps that reveal the body's interior

February 22 to July 10, 2022
Location: Getty Center

Human skull attached to exposed, red muscles of the neck, each muscle has a letter as if it were part of an anatomical chart

Getty Library

Discover one of the world’s largest art libraries

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Prepare for Your Visit

Group Visits

Special offerings for groups of 15+ visitors to the Getty Center
- See details about group visits
Family Visits

Enjoy art and the outdoors with kids at the Getty Center
- See tips for families

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about visiting the Getty Center.

Yes, we have a Visitor Code of Conduct.

Along with following our current COVID-19 safety procedures, visitors are expected to respect Getty staff and other visitors. Behavior or language that is inappropriate, abusive, harassing, or threatening, including sexual harassment and racial or other slurs, will not be tolerated. Refusal to follow this Code of Conduct and any rules—whether on print materials or as directed by Getty staff—can result in removal from the site.