Welcome to the Eames House!
Before you arrive, you may wish to download our Visitor Flyer for reference during your visit.
Please be aware:
- Reservations are required for ALL visits.
- There is no parking at the Eames House; free public street parking is available on Corona del Mar, which is the street just up the hill from the House.
- The Eames House is a five-minute walk down the hill to the shared private driveway entrance, marked with signs for 201, 203 and 205. Walk all the way to the end: the only house with a wrought-iron gate. There is NO BUZZER! For more information, visit our Directions page.
- No interior photographs are permitted. Exterior photos are for personal use only, not publication of any kind.
- We continue to monitor Covid-19 news, particularly case surges and hospital capacity. If necessary for the safety of staff and visitors, we may need to close to visitors or to add additional visitor restrictions. We thank you for your understanding. Visit our Covid-19 Safety page for full details.
Location:
Eames Foundation
203 Chautauqua Boulevard
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
Standard Tour Hours:
Mondays, 2:30 pm
Tuesdays, CLOSED to visitors
Wednesdays, CLOSED to visitors
Thursdays, 12:30pm and 2:30 pm
Fridays, 10:30 am, 12:30pm, and 2:30 pm
Saturdays, 10:30 am, 12:30pm, and 2:30 pm
Sundays, CLOSED to visitors
Types of Visits:
Guided Exterior Tours:
Monthly tours released
Guided 90 minute visits
Group Guided Exterior Tours:
Guided and private 90 minute visits, limited to 25 visitors
Interior Tours:
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Limited to 4 visitors
Twilight Interior Tours:
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Limited to 6 visitors
Picnic:
Private exterior tour
Site to yourselves, bring your own food
Small Wedding:
$2,500+ for small wedding
Reservation one month in advance
Specialty Events:
We offer cocktail and other group events, with pricing determined by event. Feel free to ask about any other possibilities; we would love to hear your ideas, so you may tailor an event to your particular needs.
All special event proceeds support conservation work under the 250 Year Project.
