Museum of Death Hollywood

Los Angeles, CA

Museum
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Address: 6031 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028 How do we get there? Number: 323 466-8011
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About this activity

The Museum of Death is an interesting one. It was created to fill the void of death education in the USA, offering a self-guided tour lasting around 60 minutes, but if you can stomach it, you can stay longer.

We have to say Family Days Out visited the Museum of Death, and take caution! Whilst it's an all-ages museum (as death affects everyone), it's certainly not suitable for non-teens, and even then make sure they have a strong stomach for some of the exhibits!

The exhibits within the Museum of Death begin fairly top level when it comes to it's content. You can see skeletons of small animals, just as you would in a natural history museum, through to letters and artwork of serial killers (they have the world's largest collection of serial killer artwork!), and news clippings from notable moments in history.

Exhibits also show Manson Family memorabilia, pet taxidermy and even mortician and coroners instruments.

The further back you get into the museum, the more graphic the content. Parents should check out the exhibits prior to kids looking at them, so you can make sure you are approving of what they see first.

We don't recommend any children see the very last section of the museum as it's VERY graphic!

So you've been warned, but every family has their own tastes and educational values, so take caution and if this is up your alley - good luck!

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How much does it cost?

Hilton

Adults

$17.00

Hilton

Children

$17.00

Hilton

Last Updates

2023

Museum of Death Hollywood FAQ’s

It's difficult to navigate the museum with strollers so consider storing these before arriving

There are plenty of places in the area to grab something - it's LA! (You might want to eat before hand!)

Parents, look at the exhibits before your kids do, so you can gauge if it's suitable for your particular child

The Museum Store has some great merchandise, from prints to shirts, stickers and more

It's difficult to navigate the museum with strollers so consider storing these before arriving

Give them a call to ask about the accessibility!

Photography is entirely prohibited in the museum

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