Things to do in Museum of Tolerance

Excellent for those who want to visit many places but don't have the time or a car to drive. It's much more convenient than going by yourself.

An entertaining, open-air cruise past neon-lit landmarks that peaks with stunning sunset and skyline views from the Griffith Observatory—just remember to bring a jacket.

great tour for a movie fan. it brings insight to the world of movie. props are everywhere for the favourite movie.

The guide, Chad, was knowledgeable, humourous and helpful.

This museum is very thoughtfully planned. Since it's Oscar-related, the first exhibit set introduces the newly added casting category award for this year. Of course, it also covers other awards like editing and sound design. There are many different special exhibitions; this time, the special exhibit features Jaws, which they say is their first time focusing on a single film. Learning about the behind-the-scenes stories was very interesting. The production designer for the Barbie set is incredibly talented, and there are many incredibly detailed models of their work inside.

The wax museum itself was larger than I expected, and the content was interesting, especially for movie buffs. From classics to modern films, and from horror to action movie stars, there were exhibits for us to reminisce about. It's an enjoyable attraction where you can easily spend two hours.

Booked this tour for my brother who visited LA for the first time and he really enjoyed the tour! The meeting place was clear and tour started on time. He got to visit the popular sights and had lunch at Farmer’s Market. Good tour who wants to see the key spots in LA in a day.

The itinerary was very well planned, and our driver Mike was very professional and nice. The overall experience was excellent. After arriving in New York, I also plan to choose a few suitable tours on Klook. It was well worth the money. This itinerary is perfect for those who don't have a rental car.