Villa Aurora is a 1927 Spanish-style villa at 520 Paseo Miramar in Pacific Palisades, overlooking Surfrider Beach. Once the home of the Rindge family, it now serves as a German Cultural Center with an artist residency program. Its literary and artistic history comes to life through events such as silent film screenings, salons and performances. The grounds and coastal views are part of the visit. Tours are by appointment only, so arrange one before you go; attending an event is another way to experience the villa.
A villa with an artistic history
Built in 1927, Villa Aurora is a Spanish-style villa that once belonged to the Rindge family. It now houses a German Cultural Center and an artist residency program. Its literary and artistic history is part of what gives the property its cultural role today.
Events and the grounds
Villa Aurora hosts silent film screenings, salons and performances. These events provide a way to experience the center’s cultural program, while the grounds offer views overlooking Surfrider Beach. Tours are by appointment only, so contact the center before planning a visit.
FAQ
Do you need an appointment to visit Villa Aurora?
Yes. Tours are by appointment only, so arrange one before going.
What events take place at Villa Aurora?
The villa hosts silent film screenings, salons and performances.
Where is Villa Aurora?
It is at 520 Paseo Miramar in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, overlooking Surfrider Beach.
