Griffith Observatory

Amber Young

For all of you history buffs and self-proclaimed scientists alike, the Griffith Observatory is a great combination of the two. If you are vacationing in Los Angeles like I was or if you live in LA, this is a place to visit. From learning more about Galileo and taking in the beautiful views, this place far exceeded my expectations. If I can give a word of advice, make sure you have a vaccination card on hand. It’ll make the process easier.

SHRISTY JHA

One of the must visit places in LA, offers beautiful views throughout the day, not to forget the night sky viewing with special telescope in the night!

Sweety Vats

Griffith Observatory sits at the heart of Los Angeles , I have been there last month and experienced these :- 👇 U have to pay parking fees for 1hr or 2 hr or more , the fees depends on for how many hours u r staying there . U will have to show ur vaccination card digital ones would do Entry to the observatory is free Very nice collection of binoculars There are different shows that u can enjoy it happens on regular time intervals U gonna get very very nice view of Los Angeles 🏙 city lines Nice view of ocean and Hollywood sign U can go tracking for Hollywood Sign from here There’s a ground outside the observatory where u can sit and ur children can play Above all it’s one of the must go if u r in Los Angeles.

Emmanuel Ramirez

We went to the Griffith Observatory after we visited the Hollywood sign. We went in the middle of March and there were a lot of people visiting. The parking was full, but luckily, some kind hearted visitors gave us their paid parking ticket with 2 hours remaining in it. We were very thankful. We hiked for a bit to reach the main observatory. The first thing that you will notice is the awesome view of Los Angeles from this area. There were binoculars that you can use if you want. We entered the main hall and it was free, however, there were areas that were reserved for people who want a more detailed experience for a fee. We saw several interesting exhibit like the periodic table of elements, with all the samples of the safe ones (no radioactive elements), there is a Faraday cage which is awesome, and a giant telescope that you can look at located at the rooftop dome. Overall this was a wanderful experience.