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Best Museums in Santa Monica

Real videos of Museums in Santa Monica — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. World Of Barbie

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    InteractiveWhimsicalFamily-friendlyInteractive exhibitsThemed caféExclusive merchandise

    About the venue

    World of Barbie, located on Santa Monica Place, is an immersive experience inaugurated in 2023, dedicated entirely to the iconic doll. The venue features over 20 interactive installations, allowing fans to explore Barbie's world, from the Dreamhouse to various career-themed exhibits. It also includes exclusive merchandise and a café offering themed snacks and beverages. The location attracts a diverse crowd, including tourists and families with children eager to engage with Barbie's expansive universe.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a Barbie Laboratory exhibit with a pink and white machine labeled 'BARBIE LABORATORY.' The camera pans across the exhibit, highlighting various components like buttons and tubes.

    395 Santa Monica Pl

  2. Santa Monica Pier/ 3rd Street Promenade

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    LivelySeasideEntertainment-richIconic pierShoppingStreet performers

    About the venue

    Santa Monica Pier and the adjacent 3rd Street Promenade in California offer a blend of seaside leisure and shopping excitement. Known for its iconic pier attractions and street performers, the area draws crowds year-round. The promenade features an array of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options, catering to both locals and tourists. Visitors can explore stunning ocean views while enjoying various activities, making it a prime spot for fun and relaxation.

    What the videos show

    The video begins with a close-up of Jacob Marley's ghostly figure from 'A Christmas Carol,' bound by chains and screaming. It then transitions to a woman holding a plush toy, smiling at something off-screen. The scene returns to Jacob Marley's figure, this time showing only his lower body chained, with the plush toy looking towards the exhibit.

    3RD St