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Griffith Observatory
Hours of Operation
- Open Tue. - Fri. noon - 10 p.m.; Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
(213) 473-0800
2800 East Observatory Road
Burbank, CA 90027
Burbank, CA 90027
Description
Griffith Observatory offers public access to an incredible array of astronomic learning tools, including several powerful telescopes, for both solar and night-time viewing, and The Samuel Oschin Planetarium, featuring one of the largest planetarium domes in the world. Offering panoramic views of the ...
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Griffith Observatory offers public access to an incredible array of astronomic learning tools, including several powerful telescopes, for both solar and night-time viewing, and The Samuel Oschin Planetarium, featuring one of the largest planetarium domes in the world. Offering panoramic views of the Los Angeles area, the observatory frequently features presentations from some of the leading astronomers in the country, and offers numerous astronomical exhibits, as well as regular star-gazing shows. Located in Griffith Park at the top of Mt. Hollywood the observatory lies near The Greek Theater and the Los Angeles Zoo.
Admission Details
Free.
Features
obvservation deck, science, budget, educational, family-friendly, planetarium
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Admission:
FREE
That’s right, a visit to the Griffith “Rebel WIthout a Cause” (or “Bowfinger” if you prefer) Observatory is totally free. If you want to take in a show at the planetarium it will set you back $7 but it’s really enough to just wander and admire the views of L.A. on a clear day. Hey, you can see my house from here!
By jcsuperstar
Updated 01/02/2009
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Is the sky the limit when it comes to your wedding? Then perhaps you should consider the Observatory as a location. The grounds are available for events (although you have to use the Observatory’s Wolfgang Puck catering service, which doesn’t seem too bad to us!). Just make sure your wedding doesn’t interfere with Observatory business.