The Hollywood Museum

“FANTASTIC TREASURE TROVE OF HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA! Classic Hollywood costumes and props galore! More historic stuff than I saw at the official Academy museum. Four floors of costumes, props, set pieces, autographed headshots, jewelry, cars and more. The basement is for horror fans, but isn't too scary. The first floor features Factor's beautiful building, makeup, costumes and headshots of the most famous movie stars or yesteryear. There are superheroes, singers, and other famous folk on the second and third floors. Well displayed and maintained, it's a joy for movie lovers. All housed in the classic art Deco Max Factor building. He was one of Hollywood's most famous makeup artists, and of course started his line of makeup. It's clear this collection was made and is maintained with a love of old Hollywood. Admission is only $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, and a mere $5 for kids! If you love classic Hollywood, you'll love the Hollywood museum!”

“A hidden gem in the heart of Hollywood! I really enjoyed my visit to the Hollywood Museum. It’s packed with original costumes, props, and memorabilia from classic films to modern blockbusters. The basement dungeon (where they showcase horror and sci-fi) was spooky and fun, and the Marilyn Monroe exhibit was a highlight! The museum is located inside the historic Max Factor building, so the setting itself feels like part of Hollywood history. It’s not very big, but there’s a ton to see. If you’re a movie or TV fan, you’ll definitely appreciate all the detail. It can get a bit crowded, and the lighting in some areas could be improved, but overall it was a fun and nostalgic experience. Definitely worth a stop if you’re near Hollywood Blvd.”

“Great price for so much to see. 4 floors of Hollywood! I’m a huge Wizard Of Oz fan and seeing one of the original pairs alone made it worth the cost of the ticket! I do feel like 1 visit isn’t enough to see all that they offer, as I said it’s huge with 4 floors! I’m also a huge fan of Marilyn Monroe so I spent quite a bit of time in there. The main levels was a lot of old Hollywood which was fascinating. Overall there was something for everyone to enjoy.”

“Wow such a great experience, I've lived in LA all my life and never went in the Max Factor building but luckily my mom was invited here and I was floored so much memorabilia from the 1920's till now just so cool. We went to a Black History Month Event and I was so pleased at all the work that went into making it so special. Everyone should go something for everyone to love so relatable.”