The Bunny Museum, Altadena

About The Bunny Museum

The Bunny Museum in Altadena houses a collection of over 46,000 bunny objects displayed for visitors to explore. The museum's exhibits connect bunnies to popular culture, literature, film, advertising, and language, covering subjects from rabbit ear antennas to Welsh rabbits to the bunny on the moon. Visitors hop through the museum learning about bunny-related topics including what a dewlap is, what a cecal is, whether bunnies purr, and other bunny facts and trivia. The museum operates with no reservations required and allows point-and-shoot cameras such as cell phones for photography, though flash photography, tripods, video cameras, easels, and selfie sticks are not permitted. Street parking and handicapped parking near the entrance are available. The museum accepts transferable memberships that visitors can share with out-of-town guests, students, or clients. The collection inspires and instructs visitors of all ages interested in how bunnies appear throughout everyday life and culture.