Adamson House Museum

"We did not tour the inside of the Adamson House Museum, but we were able to walk the grounds. Everything seemed to be very well cared for and manicured. The inside is supposed to be the Taj Mahal of tile, so perhaps when we return, we will get to see that. Looks like an incredible place to be able to call home back in the day."

"Came in on a Sunday afternoon, parking was $8 right outside. Beautiful views. We did a walk around as the house itself was closed and we couldn’t go in but it was still really nice to visit and spend half an hour here."

"Beautiful grounds right by the beach, you can feel and smell the salty air. Perfect picture opportunities everywhere. Some of the signs around the grounds talk about the Chumash people that once lived here. It is sad to learn they were unfairly driven out of this beautiful place and their homes."

"If you’d like to create a lifetime memory in a gorgeous venue that has charm, history and a golden hour at Sunset: look no further than Adamson House Museum. The grounds are an excellent backdrop for celebrations of fun that include photos to capture your treasured memories. I recently attended a family wedding event at this location. We had a large grouping and it always felt spacious. It was mostly an outdoor event with typically, glorious California weather. Friends and family from near and far gathered. Three multi generational clans came together for a celebration that will stand the test of time. Adamson House Museum features settings of truly remarkable beauty, elegance and high drama! Everything you could dream of in providing a place to bring people together for a happy occasion you can find here for the event you’re planning. After the wedding and just before dinner, during cocktails; we had small group tours of the interior of the space. It’s a well kept and delightfully engaging Museum experience. We walked back into another world. Much of the design is unique to the house and the grounds are immaculate. If you’re a fan of Spanish Revival architecture then it’s a must see. It had a mini Hearst Castle vibe with a Moorish edge. The Docents were very personable and knowledgeable. From my experience I can recommend it highly. I’m so glad to have shared this space with my nearest and dearest and we will have fond memories that will never fade."

"This Malibu gem is a must see! It's the best $7 you'll ever spend in Malibu! The docent-led tours of inside the house run on the hour (I went on the 1 pm tour) and are absolutely fascinating. The house inside is so beautiful, you can tell it was a labor of love for the Adamsons. Unfortunately, they only allow pictures of the outside of the house, but there are many stunning photos you can take from the outside. You'll also learn interesting local history. I'm so glad the house was preserved, after nearly being bulldozed to make way for a parking lot!"