Lots of art pieces in the family house. A must in LA, the experience is so different to going to a museum. You will need to call and book, can do it the same day. Car parking available inside the premise.

We drove by this with a tour guide during our visit to Beverly Hills. He pointed out that the museum contains, Picasso, Botero, Henry Moore, Warhol, etc. We peaked inside and the place looks stunning. Can't wait to hit this with the family next time we're in the city.

If you have the chance to visit the Weisman Foundation I would definitely take the opportunity gladly. Situated in a home it feels lilke the private collection that it is but the collection's provenance is staggeringly impressive. If you have an interest in art you will wish the collection were yours

You must make reservations in advance. They are limited in numbers by the neighborhood. It is free....if it were $50, it would be worth it. Wonderful pop art collection in collector's former home in Holmby Hills. Don't miss this one, it is fabulous. Beautfiul home, beautiful and fun art work and wonderful docents.

This is an unusual collection housed in the beautiful home of the donor. You must reserve to be admitted because there is very limited parking. Only takes small groups and the entire group tours together. No place to wait except your car. It is very restrictive but worth it. No fee.

Been going to LA for a long time, but never heard of this Foundation. All I can say is fabulous! You need to make an appointment and are taken through the Foundation [which actually was Mr. Weisman's house] by a docent. His collection is huge and includes the best of the best of the moderns. I was awed and especially... More

Fred Weisman and his wife, Marcia, were way ahead of the art curve and as she was Norton Simon's sister and Fred, at one time, presided over the company they had to resources to do great things and they did. If you can go, don't miss the chance

This place houses an extraordinary art collection in a home where the family who collected the art lived. It is displayed in that way as well, so more like an amazing home than a museum. The docents are extremely knowledgeable, though a little uptight. This is an unusual museum off the beaten path in the best neighborhood in Los Angeles... More

Visiting the Weisman house is a unique experience in LA as so few collectors leave their art where they lived with it to be viewed by the public. You feel like a house guest wandering through the manse, too bad they don't give you a glass of champagne at the door. Every major modern artist is stuffed inside this house... More