Best History Museum in Venice Beach

"Located in beautiful Griffith Park, the Autry features world-class galleries filled with Native American art and artifacts, film memorabilia, historic firearms, paintings, and more. The Autry is setting its own institution-specific reopen date in order to assure adequate preparations for a safe and enjoyable visitor experience. They will announce their eventual reopening date as well as instructions and guidelines for visitors on their website as well as on their social media channels."

"The cowboy spirit lives on here when you get to Griffith Park and visit the Autry National Center for just $10 for adults. Do try to come here on Thursday nights in July and August, as the Sizzling Summer Nights series host some Latin dancing. Address: 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles 90027"

"Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90049Hours: Tuesday – Friday, noon – 5 p.m. | Saturday & Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Phone: 310-440-4500Admission: Adults (ages 18+), $12 | Seniors, Full-Time Students With Valid ID, and Kids (ages 12-17), $9 | Kids (ages 2-12), $7 | Kids (under 2), Free | Admission is free to all visitors every Thursday.Membership: Household, $65 | Household-Student, $60 | Household-Senior, $60 | Family, $110 | Family Plus, $175"

"Climb aboard Noah’s Ark at the Skirball for some serious fun!. The ark is full of activities and displays and interactive exhibits so children can climb, build, explore and make-believe. The ark itself is a wonderful, whimsical wooden structure filled with filled animals."

"Another of the top places to visit for learning about other cultures in Long Beach is the Los Cerritos Ranch House. This shows how Mexican and Spanish culture impacted ranches in the late 19th century. This goes into a part of American history that you might’ve not been aware of, but which is very helpful to know about."

"– Bowers Museum If you are here without kids, then head over to Bower’s Museum. This small museum has a lot of great exhibits, many that focus on California’s history. It is well laid out, and the exhibits themselves are engaging and very informative."

"Run by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, this powerful, deeply moving museum uses interactive technology to engage visitors in discussion and contemplation around racism and bigotry. Particular focus is given to the Holocaust, with a major basement exhibition that examines the social, political and economic conditions that led to the Holocaust as well as the experience of the millions persecuted. On the museum's 2nd floor, another major exhibition offers an intimate look into the life and impact of Anne Frank."

"The Museum of Tolerance, a multimedia museum in Los Angeles, California, United States, is designed to examine racism and prejudice around the world with a strong focus on the history of the Holocaust. Adults can get in for just $15.50 and here you can get a better understanding of current human rights issues along with the history of the Holocaust and of discrimination itself."

"Rancho Los Alamitos is one of the best places in Long Beach to learn about the history of the city. Currently housing a museum, this ranch is one of the oldest buildings in Long Beach. It extended over a much larger area than the one seen today."

"Named after the native Fremont cottonwood trees in the area, Rancho Los Alamitos is actually a two-hundred-year-old ranch with a history that dates even further back."

"Founded by the Santa Monica Historical Society in 1988, the Santa Monica History Museum first opened its doors to the public in 1988. With a mission to bring the interesting history of the city to all residents, the museum has gone from strength to strength, benefitting from numerous donations of artifacts, photos and much more. As you make your way through the permanent exhibition hall you will learn all about the early days in Santa Monica."

"Although this place more in the playground side then a museum, it is still a lot of fun for children. This place is basically the large Indoor freedom space for children to explore, it is filled with various themed rooms: a restaurant, reading room, padded room, grocery store, etc. So children can imagine themselves better in the roles of a doctor, or pilot."

"Bring the whole family here, with mom and dad paying $8 and the kids get in for just $5. The place offers events and exhibits that celebrate the joy of children playing. Address: 6505 Wilshire Blvd., Ste."

"Run by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, this powerful, deeply moving museum uses interactive technology to engage visitors in discussion and contemplation around racism and bigotry. Particular focus is given to the Holocaust, with a major basement exhibition that examines the social, political and economic conditions that led to the Holocaust as well as the experience of the millions persecuted. On the museum's 2nd floor, another major exhibition offers an intimate look into the life and impact of Anne Frank."

"The Museum of Tolerance, a multimedia museum in Los Angeles, California, United States, is designed to examine racism and prejudice around the world with a strong focus on the history of the Holocaust. Adults can get in for just $15.50 and here you can get a better understanding of current human rights issues along with the history of the Holocaust and of discrimination itself."

"The Santa Monica Airport Outdoor Antique & Collectible Market runs on the first and fourth Sunday of every month|© David George / Alamy Stock Photo. The Santa Monica Airport Outdoor Antique & Collectible Market runs on the first and fourth Sunday of every month, from 8am until 3pm. Its website claims to be “one of the top 10 flea markets in America.” This flea market is especially noteworthy for its large selection of antique furniture, but there’s a lot for fashion lovers to spend their money on, too."

"A post shared by 🛩Next Market August 25th🛩 (@santamonicaantiquemarket) on Apr 30, 2018 at 5:33pm PDT. According to its website, this is one of the “Top 10 Flea Markets in America.” With a large selection of antique furniture, ranging in styles from shabby chic to industrial, this market claims you can furnish your house in a day. Challenge accepted.Bonus: Furry friends are welcome and – we can not stress this enough – encouraged."

"Beloved by our shopping pal Dita Von Teese, this antiques and collectibles market is a go-to for Westside shoppers for its lineup of top-notch vintage furniture, decor, clothing and estate jewelry vendors. Date/time: First and fourth Sunday of the month from 8am to 3pm."

"905 Meridian Ave Meridian Ave. and El Centro Street next to the Gold Line South Pasadena Station, Pasadena, CA 91030-3135http://www.southpasadenafarmersmarket.org"

"Topping the list is Long Beach's Nomad Asian Bistro, situated at 6563 E. Pacific Coast Highway. With four stars out of 1,063 reviews on Yelp, the Chinese and Asian fusion spot has proven to be a local favorite."

"There’s a special place Nomad sits on the Chinese food scale in Long Beach: it’s the best. There’s really nothing more to say."