Getty Villa Museum

Greek and Roman antiquities housed in a re-created Roman country home

Step into the Ancient World

A one-of-a-kind destination offering ancient Greek and Roman art, tranquil gardens, and ocean breezes

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The south colonnade of the Villa's Outer Peristyle lined with wall paintings to the right and opening to the garden at left.

Admission and Hours

Free Admission

Admission is free, and requires a timed-entry reservation.

Reserve entry time

Hours

Closed now
Daily
10am–5pm
Tuesday
Closed

Additional Information

Five small bronze figurines displayed on pedestals of a different height in a glass case.

What to See and Do

  1. Getty Villa Museum Highlights

    A reddish brown hummingbird with wings outstretched alights on the edge of a round fountain with cat-head spigots in the Getty Villa’s East Garden.

    What to look forward to during your visit.

  2. GettyGuide®

    Museum visitors share earphones to listen to an audio tour on a phone while looking at artwork

    Let our free app be your personal guide to the Getty Museums

Persepolis Reimagined

Virtually explore ancient Persepolis and objects from Persia: Ancient Iran and the Classical World in this immersive digital experience

Computer rendering of a large stone entryway of an ancient building flanked by two larger-than-life bull statues.

Prepare for Your Visit

  1. Group Visits

    People listen to a docent giving a tour, gesturing to a sculpture in an outdoor museum garden

    Special offerings for groups of 15+ visitors to the Getty Villa Museum

  2. Tips for Families

    Four seated children smile and flash peace signs at the Persia Family Festival.

    Explore the ancient world with kids at the Getty Villa Museum

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Explore the Getty Center

Enjoy art from the Middle Ages to today amid modern architecture and gardens, about 13 miles east of the Getty Villa off the 405 freeway

Aerial view of the Central Garden’s tree-lined path and circular azalea fountain to the left of the circular Getty Research Institute building.