Heritage Square Museum - Heritage museum in Los Angeles - 3800 Homer St, USA

Pretty interesting place, my wife and I saw it on the side of the road and decided to stop by. The staff was friendly and helpful. We had a chance to look around the vintage houses despite missing the last tour. It was was only a few dollars to look around, and even the tour prices were pretty cheap. Would definitely go back. I'd like to look around the gift shop some more.

Like giant dollhouses! I really enjoyed coming here. I took the inside tour but was disappointed to learn that they do not take you to any of the upstairs areas in the homes due to some city code enforcement. Oh, well. The tour was still a lot of fun and it was nice to hear about the history of each house. Our tour guide was super friendly, and she had so much information to share. I love how the guides were all dressed in clothes from that particular time. It was cool. The entry is free, but the tours cost. I recommend buying tickets for the tours in advance, however, they sell out fast.

I loved visiting the museum. Such a fascinating history of the houses on the guided tour.

Loved our visit here. Miles was our tour guide for the inside tour of the homes. So worth seeing the inside, and Miles was Amazing!!! She had so much cool info about the houses and is such a fan of the Victorian age. We can't wait to go back.

Excellent tour! The tour guide was so full of information! You don't have to do the tour, you can walk around the outside of the buildings with the $7 ticket. But I highly suggest doing the tour. It's really amazing to look back in time through the amazing preservation that the museum maintains.

Always love coming to this place! So magical! Street food cinema does an awesome job doing this place up for the holidays!! 🎃

I visited and attended Ghost Stories. One of the readers was impressive and connecting with the listeners. The others two are like door knobs. My mother read a lot more better and connecting. My expectations from a professional reader were not met. The warm apple cider and cookies hit the spot on a cold night show. The ambiance and settings are impressive.

Very nice attraction in LA where many historic houses are preserved: they were brought here and saved from destruction, then restored and opened to the public. In some of them it's possible to go inside and visit the interiors. I recommend going, very interesting visit. Parking is available in front of the gate. There is a 10$ admission fee.