The Broad with kids: a short route and tips
Quick answer
The Broad is one of the easiest museums with kids: it's free, takes about 60 minutes and has works they love, like Robert Therrien's giant table, Koons' tulips and Kusama's infinity mirror room (reservation needed). Go at weekday opening to avoid crowds.
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A 60-minute family route
- 1
0:00 · Lobby
Escalator through the vault
Riding up through the white "tunnel" is already an adventure.
- 2
0:05 · Third floor
Under the Table
Walk under a giant table: kids feel tiny.
- 3
0:15 · Third floor
Koons' tulips and pop art
Bright colours and comic panels: find the one that looks like a newspaper strip.
- 4
0:35 · First floor
Infinity Mirror Room
Endless lights: warn them the time inside is short.
Practical tips
- Explain beforehand that the works can't be touched, even if they look like toys.
- Some works may not suit young children; check the official site for temporary exhibitions.
- Walt Disney Concert Hall across the street has a rooftop garden for a break.
- With AnyArt kids scan a work and hear who made it and why.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Broad good for kids?
Yes, thanks to its manageable size, free entry and very visual works.
Can children enter the Infinity Mirror Room?
Yes, with the right reservation; check the rules on the official site.
Can I bring a stroller?
The museum has lifts; check the official site for stroller rules.
Do I pay for kids?
No, general admission is free for everyone.