Petersen Automotive Museum

"Part of Miracle Mile’s Museum Row, this over 300,000-square-foot building houses one of the world’s largest automotive collections. The Petersen is known for its classic cars featured in iconic movies like Batman and first-generation Ferraris. It also offers a fun racing simulation to channel your inner Lewis Hamilton." - Travel + Leisure Editors

"Sonja Reid, better known as @omgitsfirefoxx, visits the Petersen Automotive Museum's newest exhibition from contemporary phenom Daniel Arsham. Arsham Auto Motive furthers the artist’s exploration of the eroded—most notably in his full-size sculptures of a Porsche 911, Ferrari GT, and more. Reid shares her snaps of the night and her experience of the exhibition, describing various pieces including the 356 “Bonsai” Speedster and a blue calcite eroded Porsche 911." - MICHELIN Guide

"The location for the party, the Petersen Automotive Museum provided the ideal backdrop as one, two, and three Star restaurants and chefs mingled with Bibendum and nibbled on bites from Badmaash, Bee Taqueria, and Tres LA." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Though it's an equal draw for car-obsessed adults, this museum—immediately across the street from LACMA—has huge kid appeal. For one, in the third floor Discovery Center they can climb aboard a California Highway Patrol Motorcycle, a Ford Model T, and a racecar. They can also race Hot Wheels and pick up a few tidbits about what makes a car tick."

"Though it's an equal draw for car-obsessed adults, this museum—immediately across the street from LACMA—has huge kid appeal. For one, in the third floor Discovery Center they can climb aboard a California Highway Patrol Motorcycle, a Ford Model T, and a racecar. They can also race Hot Wheels and pick up a few tidbits about what makes a car tick."