Glen S.
12/4/2017
stunning piece of Los angeles Architectural History... a must see if you get a chance to visit the Villa
Villa Aurora
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520 Paseo Miramar
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
Villa Aurora, a Los Angeles historical landmark and artist residence, was originally built in 1927 and was once home to émigré German-Jewish novelist Lion Feuchtwanger and his wife Marta.
Today, Villa Aurora serves as a hub for cultural exchange, hosting various events throughout the year and offering tours of the historic home and its Feuchtwanger Memorial Library.
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4.06 reviews
Ana T.
12/5/2022
Arrived for the "Moebius Strips" event. Entered through the garage and mingled for a short while in the hosting room. I was able to catch a glimpse of the view during the golden hour... Beautiful...
Michael G.
12/10/2009
Phenomenal views of Santa Monica Bay make up for this not-so-well maintained historical & architectural gem, which serves as a "live" artist residence. The place has amazing potential and is...
Angelika B.
9/9/2014
I visited the Villa Aurora for a silent movie event with my family this August and loved it! First of all the view of the coastline all the way to Long Beach is breathtaking. We had a picknick in...
Aaron P.
11/14/2015
A beautiful slice of Los Angeles history that has gone through a multi-year restoration. With phenomenal views of Santa Monica and Catalina Island on clearer days, this cultural an artistic center...
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