Best places: Museums in San Marino, United States

Unconventional building housing a noted collection of European & Asian art plus a sculpture garden.

Guided tours showcase this architecturally significant 1908 home designed by Charles & Henry Greene.

This museum with an expansive outdoor play area features hands-on arts & science exhibits.

Open Friday to Sunday, this museum stars 170+ military vehicles from WWI to Operation Desert Storm.

👍👍 Gorgeous and very spacious. We came during a variety of events and there was still tons of parking, not crowded at all, and very clean. Sad the tea room wasn't open during our trip but the museum exhibits and botanicals were perfection. It's our go to place for a rewind. My cousin calls it Disneylan...

Museum with research library relating to Asian & Pacific art & culture in a Chinese-style building.

Exhibiting the history of the LAPD, with armored cars, radios & badges, plus interactive programs.

👍👍 Very peaceful. Cute little place to visit. Takes about 30 to walk thru. Because of Covid19, their are no indoor stuff to look at, all outdoor garden.

Museum with tours, research library & archives devoted to the history & culture of the region.

👍👍 This garden looks other worldly. It was easily my favorite garden at Huntington. People that work on film sets might find it blasé as my companion, in response to my amazement, was like “oh yeah you don’t work on sets”. Me mockingly “Ooooo I’m so cool, I worked on sci-fi movies”. Which is cool, but...

👍👍 Such a gem. Whether you love synthesizers, are an artist, or just want to try out some classic toys this is the best spot. I flew in from NYC to pick up a keyboard case and wanted something fun to do with my friend before I caught a flight to Arizona — the Vintage Synthesizer Museum was that and so...

Indoor play area with interactive activities for toddlers, such as a kitchen, teepees & costumes.

👍👍 The exhibit is breathtaking. I found myself having to constantly remind myself to breath. The attention to detail to the landscape and trains is amazing. They even mimic the lighting of the sky based on time of day/night. It's a wonderful exhibit that I greatly enjoyed.

Bunnies & lots of them (28,000 collectibles & live rabbits too) fill this appointment-only museum.

👍👍 Since 2001, The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage has been showcasing a variety of exhibits to tell the story of the history, culture and people of the area. The main exhibit outlines the area’s history, starting with the Native Americans. You’ll also see exhibits dedicated to well-known people from...