You need a reservation to park in the garage can’t get in without one. You take your ticket with you to scan it and get the discounted rate $17 an hour. Definitely need a mask. Hope this helps! Here are a few pictures from inside.

Beautiful must see museum. I had a change to learn more about Broad family. I appreciate their love for art and giving back to the community. It is a must see in LA!

Los Angeles has been home to The BROAD for 5 years now. Anyone who has an appreciation for modern art or architecture should have visited twice already. Tho surprisingly many have not visited yet. Well besides its bold unapologetic art pieces. This museum also provokes thought and offer insight into topics both art and human related. Which helps us better understand the artists and their work and the times in which we live. A sophisticated yet very accessible atmosphere fostering an appreciation for art and for artist maybe even for your first time.

Remarkable art in a beautiful museum. The escalator through the sculpted tunnel is breathtaking. Enjoyed viewing the art at this incredible museum after hours.

The broad is a free to enter and an amazing gallery in the heart of DTLA . If someone is new here or visiting and appreciates art, this place will excite you . They have some amazing artwork from artists around the world and a small gift shop at the exit.The main attractions are large tulips and the extra large and big dining table., Its a very modern space, every inch of it feels like an art. Attaching some of the shots i took

This place was cool.. I love the art and that its free!!! People working there super nice... parking is $17 card only with validation that you get at the gift shop. With out validation its 27$

Breathtaking architecture and art pieces. This is the perfect spot for you to immerse in an artistic environment!

Free tickets to an Art Museum can never be a bad experience! Lots of cool art. There is a current exhibit, however, which can be a bit disturbing. Parking is $17 with validation, which you can get at this gift shop.

Love this museum❤️ parking 17$ for 1,5 hour..

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!What a fantastic collection of captivating contemporary art! And unbelievably, its FREE! A gem in downtown Los Angeles not to be missed. Must say it has more mainstream appealing art than its neighbor MOCA. Enjoy!

Loved that this place is free, enjoyed the artwork that was displayed, most likely will go back to see the mirrored rooms as that was closed on our visit. Afterwards we walked to the Perch for brunch. Fantastic day all around!

Such a great gallery, and its one that i think many galleries should strive to emulate! a great range of contemporary art, and i was stoked to see great artists who i studied in school--like basquiat, roy lichtenstein and barbara kruger--at the broad.its a large gallery thats really beautiful, well thought out and extremely clean. staff were exceptional and friendly, and its incredible that its entirely free admission. you currently have to book tickets, but it was such a seamless experience entering the gallery.i cant wait to return!!

Broad museum had to be one of my favorite museums in LA. I went here with my dad and a neighbor from Palm Springs and we had a wonderful time. My dad is 83 and has hard time walking long distance so after some looking my dad went to sit down and when he sat down one of the people on the first floor named Lester was keeping my dad occupied which I thought was just over the top and I appreciate. Also in the gift shop they have a huge variety of great things to buy. Eric in the gift shop was super helpful and I beyond appreciate his work. Overall the broad museum is a must see in LA

Awesome art exhibit that shows an artist work from the beginning.Some questionable pieces, but thats why that call it art

A fantastic experience, and its free! Perfect spot for a date with lots of other fun places really close by for a whole day of fun. I recommend also checking out the mochi donut place close by, as well as The Last Bookstore and Little Tokyo--all within walking distance!!

The Broad museum is a must see if you’re in Los Angeles. General admission is always free, reservations are required.Eli and Edythe Broad’s Postwar and contemporary art collection, is extensive and displayed beautifully in large white rooms with the light coming through the holes of the outside wall.We started on the 3rd floor, the 2nd floor is where you’ll see part of the vault that stores the collection. On the 1st floor you’ll find more art and the gift shop. The whole thing takes about an hour to an hour and a half.We parked about a block away, metered parking $6 for two hours.

Really nice! Parking under the museum, it was $17 for the day (Saturday ( they dont validate on weekends. Tickets were free, the works of art there are amazing but it doesnt take more than an hour or two tops! Lemonade is right across the street at moca if you want to get something to eat afterwards!

Beautiful museum of contemporary art founded by Eli Broad and has an extensive collection of Jeff Koons

Beautiful museum with amazing architecture and artwork collections.

I wished I lived in LA to visit this museum all the time. Cant say enough about it! Every modern well know artist is represented here.

Artistic. Beautiful. Breathtaking. The Broad isnt just a museum but an experience. Also, the staff is very knowledgeable about every exhibit.

The collection housed here is great. The Koons & Warhol pieces were especially fun. Great vibe & flow, thanks to the awesome architectural design of the museum.

Very nice, unfortunately the starry exhibit thing wasn’t open during my visit. For sure worth a visit, but depending on how much you appreciate art you may not spend a ton of time there. We spent about 1.5 hrs and saw everything.

Big museum. Recommend people who love art. Its free but remember to go online to book a ticket.

It was amazing i loved loved it there so much cool art done by amazing people these are some of my favorite pecies

A great example of modern contemporary art. Great architecture. Small but impactful. Some display choices could be merited however overall solid. Free admission for great pieces of art. Would definitely come back with my kids

Parking was easy and located underground, but keep in mind, even with partial validation from the museum rates will still be high since it is downtown L.A. Entering was fast and easy with our reservations, and they no longer hand out maps of the museum, so you can just go directly to the museum website for a map or scan the code to get the link to the website and audio features. We last visited before 2020, and today we enjoyed the art installations and exhibits we saw. The shop has a wide variety of items that feature many of the different artists on display. I enjoyed the shop much more on this visit because of the wide selection and prices. I would recommend this museum for high school aged students, but there are adult themes and sexual content/gestures in some exhibits, so please keep that in mind.

On Saturday (our next to last day in Los Angeles), my friends and I ventured to the Broad in downtown Los Angeles. This museum was an incredible building, just to start. The architecture was really interesting and very much the sort of thing that I enjoy (and hope to have in my own home, someday. The art within the museum was remarkable, as well.What stood out most to me were the exhibits about injustice and inequality. These were remarkable, visionary, sometimes painful pieces that could jerk tears from my eyes. I found the exhibit to be deeply moving and powerful. I’m immensely grateful to the artists for their work and to the museum for displaying the pieces proudly. I hope that we continue to see works like this be created and have lights shone upon them.On a lighter note, I was a bit disappointed that the mirror exhibit I had hoped to see was closed, as this was something I was looking forward to, but this is such a minor, meaningless complaint that it isn’t going to affect my overall rating for the museum itself.

Fun, but a bit boring for small children. Great for a quiet outing.

If you like contemporary art, this is a good place to visit. MOCA is also across the street.

This place is beautiful and all free. Great view of downtown LA

Really cool modern art museum to visit if you are in LA. One of the better ones in the United States for sure. Admission was free when I went and parking on the weekends under the broad museum was a $17 flat rate. There is some street parking if you get lucky. This museum is really two floors with exhibits on the 1st and 3rd floor and the 2nd floor being used for other spaces.

WOW! When The Broad first opened, it was impossible to get tickets. we tried and tried and it just didnt work out... so after a while... we just forgot about it. Years went by... then the other day when our family was trying to think about what to do the next day, we thought... HEY! I wonder if we could get tickets to The Broad tomorrow... and guess what? They were booked. JUST KIDDING!!! We got tickets!!!!You need to reserve tickets online, but to get in is FREE!!! Well sort of... expect to pay $27/car for parking. But the sting of a $27 parking bill is soothed when you think of that youre downtown... everywhere is going to be like that, mixed with... heck - you got into the museum for free!!! And believe me, it makes the trip that much more convenient.Just as the outside of the building is cool... so is the inside! The lobby is like a cave area. The artworks are amazing as well! Ive never seen a Warhol in person before and they have TONS of them!!!Ill be honest in saying, my experience would have been even better without the kids... but even with the kids it was cool. Be sure to ask to do the kids scavenger hunt as it is REALLY well done. Its not specific questions like... find this painting... it make you think - Find a piece of art that makes you sad... happy... that makes you laugh... that youd give a friend etc... The guy at the end forgot to give us part of the prize (he gave us the directions and left out the box with the art kit inside... whoops...), but he was super nice and helped us with directions around town.If youre with your family, I recommending seeing the museum (which wont take you forever with kids, depending on how interested they are), then go out of the museum, bang a right and then a left where Angels Flight is and take that down ($1 a ride I think) and it spits you out RIGHT at Grand Central Market for lunch! Take it back up again to your car and its a perfect DTLA day!!!

Coming from someone who isnt always tempted by modern art, I loved the collection! So many thought- provoking pieces in one place, and so pleasing to look at, and really altering your perception. Going through the exhibits was truly an experience in and of itself. And the option to go through a self- guided tour is always fun. I highly recommend this museum!

Interesting artwork. Nice to visit if you have extra time in LA.

Im a caregiver to an elderly gentleman that normally stays home all day or goes to dialysis 3 times a week. We visited Tge Broad Museum and we both thoroughly enjoyed the building that houses the museum and all the art collections within. He was amazed with the collection of contemporary art...he had a different idea of what type of art that was. He enjoyed the variety of art pieces and how they were displayed. A variety of staff members also surprised us by giving a little background on various art pieces...and that added to our enjoyment of tge museum. And its FREE....UNBELIEVABLE. Im so proud of Los Angeles to offer this high quality of entertainment as compared to sites like Hollywood Blvd or tours of Hollywood Star homes.

Such an amazing place to visit, Really enjoyed my day here.😍😍✌

A stunning collection of contemporary art, with several pieces by the very best.

This museum has decided to show extended collections at this time. That means full collections of certain artists are available to see. I loved the Andy Warhol and the distinct difference of his pieces.

Fabulous modern art museum - the art as well as the venue.

Great collection of big names modern pop art. Surprisingly deep collection of works by folks like Warhol and Lichtenstein. Beautiful building too!

I found the lay out to be boring and the exhibits to be something Ive already seen. But it was free. No snack bar either.

What an amazing place that is available to the city for free. Helpful staff and breathtaking pieces. Loved it

I went here in 2019.This is a nice museum to learn about contemporary art in Los Angeles. You will have to book tickets online to avoid the wait. Free admission. There are basements parking although it can be expansive.I’m from OC so I took the train to Union Station and walked here, or you can go by bus. The fare is $10 for round trip tickets from OC, LA bus fare already included. Very good deal and you don’t have to worry about parking in downtown LA.It took 2 hours for me to finish the whole museum. Fun for hangout, date, solo or anything you like. Arts are unique and colorful. A lot of people go here to take Instagram pictures since it’s very Instagram-worthy.Overall, good experience, will comeback every now and then.

Such a cool building and good exhibitions, can’t believe it’s free

A beautiful space. I hope they bring back the Infinity Room soon.

Nice art. But who decides what art really is? Or what art is valuable? Why do we view art? Is it to feel something? To criticize? To see our own cultural - or another’s - reflected in a way we do not get in daily life? To prove to our friends we are sophisticated and cool? Whose art gets displayed? What do those choices say about our culture? Perhaps more than the art itself…As you can see, my visit to the Broad prompted many fascinating questions, even if the collection itself was a bit small. It’s worth a visit.

It is a beautiful museum and there are many interesting installations and pieces that you can go see.

Great museum, great collection of art pieces and highly recommend.

The place is such a treat already then you have such helpful, knowledgeable and accommodating museum staff.

Such a beautiful, well-maintained museum with friendly staff. Please make reservations before you go!

Nice museum, and it’s free! The exhibitions are mostly modern art pieces, not many super famous pieces but still worth the visit, takes about an hour to go around.

Fascinating arts displayed very clean and maintained

(*) Well knowledgeable Staff(*) Clean and have closed parking area(*) Reserve online to reduce wait time(*) Reserve for the light show as soon as you enter itOverall all a very good place for 5 years and above.

So beautiful. Such helpful employees. Id put this museum as a cant miss for Los Angeles. If anything, Id possibly say Ive seen much, much better gift shops. Well run, knowledgeable staff, convenient place to sit while others shopped. Id just choose more interesting product.

It was my first time there. I went during extended hours (last Friday of every month during summer). I loved the architecture, and the spacious galleries. There is a free architecture and artworks audio tour one may access via ones phone, so you should bring headphones along. Because of covid some artworks were restricted to the public. It was overall a nice experience, tickets are free, yet you should book in advance as they are normally sold out.

Enjoyed the modern art collection, but the building itself is my favorite, though I am biased because architecture is my thing.

These museum is super cool! Just make sure to make reservations before hand.

It is a great museum and many cool things to look at. Take your time seeing everything.

Excellent experience. Wonderful display of post war American art

Whats not to love!? This museum is smaller than others Ive been to, however, the reservation system does help keep the space from being overly busy. Every person I interacted with was pleasant and informative! Bring your headphones for the audio tour!

Great museum amazing art . The staff is really nice and helpful ..ITS FREE! And really fun ..

This art museum as great lots of art by many different artists. I would not recommend bringing young kids to the museum because there are no hands on experiences at the museum. The museum had some pornographic paintings too. The museum had an amazing gift shop too. Would recommend coming🎨👀

Everything was great except the employees. Towards the end it was the last 10 minutes and literally going through the very last part of it and we got told by 5 different employees every minute that passed by. We actually finished everything in 5 minutes and even got kicked out 5 before closing. Had the best time and enjoyed the art but employees working in the first floor definitely made me feel disrespected.I understand that there are disrespectful people that come and want to stay longer but that wasn’t our case and we were treated as if we wereAnyone trying to come I recommend showing up at 2 the latest that way you have enough time and don’t feel like you’re being pushed out by rude employees

Solid collection. Really vibrant and varied works to enjoy on a random Sunday afternoon.

It was a great experience. Exhibits were amazing, masks were enforced and there was a lot of security around the exhibits as well. It is free, so thats pretty cool! Parking is $17.

Excellent as always. Parking is now at the museum, good value with validation. With the reduced occupancy due to COVID-19 the museum is more enjoyable than ever. DTLA was very lightly populated with most big offices still empty. Grand Central Market was fully open and was easy to navigate. Go downtown!! They need your business!

Awsome💯

I enjoyed learning about different artists

Angeles flight is small train climbs up or down for 2mins in downtown journey charges $1 one way...good for experience

Small collection. The staff were overly cautious.

Very pretty and beautiful artistic museum.

Lovely modern artGreat for families, date, solo visit

A great example of modern contemporary art. Great architecture. Small but impactful. Some display choices could be merited however overall solid. Free admission for great pieces of art. Thats pretty good in my book. Just make sure to book tickets in advance.

If you:1. love art2. are the type to say thats art? Thats not art. I could do that!3. hate art but want to get meaningless likes on social mediaThen this place is for you. There is something for everyone here by people that, even if you havent heard of them, youll definitely know their pieces.Also its free.

Favorite art museum in LA, lots of really cool modern art.

Fantastic modern art collection!

I really liked their motto free art for everyone. General admission is free. Waited for about 5 min. The collection was great. Mostly modern artists works.We took about 2 hrs to look around. You can take longer. The building was also a piece of art.Special exhibition requires admission fee. Some you have to sign up before.Loved it. Great place to appreciate art in LA.

The lady who works there told me that my PSD is ok to get in with me, then she refused us after we made a reservation!

Nice thats its free, you have to make reservations online in advance. They have a lot of Warhol pieces. Parking here was $17 after validation. You can park at other places for cheaper if you dont mind a bit of a walk.

So happy to be able to visit again. Seeing the exhibits always makes for a good day.

All right, make sure to go one at a time. I recommend it. Its good for dating places, too. Visit with your family. Its free. You can sign up for an email online. You can check your e-mail at the entrance. Theres an entrance line, but they usually wait about ten. Also, this is a good place to take pictures. It usually takes an hour and a half to see here once. It was open on the first floor and the second floor. Check the time before you go. I recommend strip parking lot. Its hard to park when there are a lot of people. I think it would be convenient to park nearby and walk back. There are the most people on weekends. Keep that in mind.I hope my review helps you.🥰please Click Like 👍🏻My Photos and Videos. Tanks

The collection is phenomenal. I went in search of Mark Bradford and was thrilled to also find Basquiat, Warhol and Jasper Johns and discover Kara Walker. Beautiful building. Great flow. I love the timing, it makes for easier, less crowded viewing. Will definitely go again to see the new rotation of exhibits.

My favorite museum in the California. And it’s FREE!!!!!

Nothing much to say here, either you get it or you don’t. 🤷🏽‍♂️

There was to much negative so called art. Its a shame, with so many artist out there with beautiful art work, that they take up all this good space for negativity. There were a few good art pieces but overall bad art in my humble opinion.

Very cool place. Despite it being July 4th, it was pretty full of people, and I see why! Was debating going to the LACMA or here, and ended up choosing to go here, and it was absolutely worth it. The last time I had been in Downtown LA was a number of years ago, and at least in this part of it, things seem much more cleaned up and it was enjoyable to walk around the immediate area outside before/after going in. While in the museum, I really enjoyed the eclectic collection and unique exhibits they have on display. If you like modern art and are not afraid to get a little weird, this is worth spending an hour or two. Parking was also very easy, with a lot right underneath the building (17 dollars to park).

Beautiful place to see alot of abstract modern art. There is a few sections that are inappropriate for kids and there are signs up to indicate for such. Parking is $17 for three hours but it shouldnt take more than 2 hours to get through. Admission is free!

Amazing museum! We reserved tickets in advance and got in on time, but they still ran out of tickets for the infinity mirrored room before we got to the front of the line. :( We still saw the smaller exhibit, though, and thought it was very cool. I enjoyed seeing the Warhol and Lichtenstein works and the museum was easy to navigate. My three kids enjoyed it as well and the staff was kind and helpful.

Must visit. Free but book in advance

Loved this Beautiful museum. Great lay out of wonderful displays of artists. Wonderful, helpful staff. The Andy Warhol exhibit was awesome.

This museum is one of my favorite. Its always so clean and everyone is professional and kind. Its refreshing to see employees that reflect the atmosphere of the museum and make you feel welcomed into the galleries. Its a beautiful place to take photos and for general appreciation. Checking out the newest art installation is a MUST. Waiting the hour or so is definitely worth it.

The way the infrastructure of the honeycomb design on the outside of the building let’s the light in is so cool to see from inside. It’s the best way I’ve seen diverted light in a museum. I’m always in Awe when I visit even the general area. For something like their Soul of a Nation special exhibitions, they are offering days of the week to view it for free. And that’s pretty sweet.

Loved this modern museum. It never disappoints. Fairly small with 1-2 floors. There are plenty of exhibitions and expect to spend 1-2 hours here. The infinity mirrors room will take about a 2-4 hour wait but well worth it. Its best to reserve all tickets online. Overall, great museum and a must visit when in LA

The architecture alone is worth the visit here. What an amazing building, inside and out. The place is bathed in natural light, making it such a pleasure to view the incredible art collection. The art is so very cool, and curated so well. The store on the ground floor is worth a stop, and the books sold are hard not to buy after being inspired by the art collection. Definitely park under the building as it is the most convenient. And make sure to reserve free tickets for entry as data ahead as you can.

I first become aware of this museum through a East West Bank calendar. I came along with a few friends because they want to see The Disney Concert Hall. I have to say that I love, love, love this museum!The museum architecture itself was interesting and distinct among the high raises. It was designed specifically as a museum with the controllable window, high lighting.Art collections is impressive! Check out the storage room through the windows by the staircase. Contemporary arts is intriguing and provocative! The imagination and creativity of the artists are impressive!Do all the research and reservation to maximize your experience. Plan out your day. We only planned to see the free exhibit so we stayed about a couple hours. Wait time was about 20-30mins on a Friday late afternoon without reservation. For sure will return to see the mirror room and other exhibits.

Always a good time. I would check the website to see what the exhibits are before you go. When they are installing a new one, half of it is closed. If you try to reserve tickets, it will be most likely sold out, but they always have a stand by line. During peak travel/ tourist season, if you plan on going with stand by, I would go one hour before it opens to Wait in line (May be 1.5 hours on sat and sun or if new exhibit) if not, expect to wait 2 plus hours. Most of the time it is free sometimes they charge for either half or all of the exhibits but the most I have ever paid is 15 dollars.I personally like to start at the opposite path and walk through the rooms backwards so it is not as crowded. Also, grand central market is close by and is a cool spot to eat, snack, drink or hang out. I love the BroadInfinity room hacks:1. Go first thing in the morning and when you enter the museum make a b-line to the infinity sign up kiosk on your left2. When you sign up you get text alerts, save your ticket your time will be for some long time in advanced (it will be actually 1/3 of the expected time most of the time since most people give up)3. If it is a long time, the museum takes about 1.5 hour and the moca is a five min walk and is also free so I sometimes go to that while I wait or go grab a bite4. If you go and the kiosk says it is closed. Wait in front of it. It will open as people drop out. This usually works up until 3 hrs before closing

Great place to hang out, see and discuss art work and enjoy it for free.Just gotta reserve the tickets online even tho it’s free .

Absolutely beautiful. Worth a visit. Loved the collection and the variety. Couldnt help take a bunch of pictures. A must see if youre a local or even if youre just visiting from out of town.

Great exhibits. Contemporary interior design and use of space. Especially like how the escalator was aesthetically integrated into design. Appreciate that museum is open FREE to the public on THURSDAY. Slight confusion on notification regarding scheduled time.to visit Infinity Room installation.