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Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

In the middle of the arts and social sciences section of campus, this noted sculpture garden showcases dozens of modern and contemporary sculptures from masters such as Calder, Matisse, and Rodin.

Price: Free
Website: hammer.ucla.edu (opens in a new tab)

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