The Getty Villa, the museum built by oil tycoon J. Paul Getty and home to thousands of priceless antiquities, activated its emergency operations center in response to the fast-moving Palisades ...

The Getty Villa survived the Pacific Palisades fire, aided by its construction and technology. The museum's staff also spent days protecting the property and its artifacts from flames and smoke.

The Getty Villa activated its emergency operations center at 10:40 a.m. Tuesday, and within two hours, the fast-moving blaze had reached the grounds. Here’s how the staff, museum and precious ...

What’s now called the Getty Villa served as the decades-long home ... pack a picnic and lay out a blanket on the museum’s sloping, south-facing lawn. Sign up to our newsletter to enjoy Los ...

The Palisades wildfire in January proved that the museum’s systems worked well, but more fires loom in the coming months. Colonnade and long pool of the Getty Villa in Los Angeles, California.

Although hundreds of trees burned around the property, no structures were lost at the 51-year-old museum. The art remained untouched by the fire. During the 2006 renovation of the Getty Villa, a ...

The Getty Villa is one of the most luxurious properties in the Pacific Palisades. It's a sprawling estate and museum featuring a replica of an ancient Roman villa that was buried by the eruption ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: If you're visiting both the Getty Center and Getty Villa Museum on the same day, ask the information desk for a same-day parking coupon, which can be used to cover parking a ...

“Should the Getty move?” Times art critic Christopher Knight asked in a recent commentary. “Should the Villa, and the Getty ... the Hahn building for an art museum’s needs even possible?” ...