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Griffith Park Attractions
Perched between the Los Feliz and Hollywood neighborhood and the San Fernando Valley, Griffith Park is a destination with something for everyone. In this very large park are museums, a zoo, the famous Griffith Observatory, the Greek Theater, some golf course and much more.
Day 1 of this guide will help you to locate some of the sites in the park.
Day 2 lists some nearby destinations worth chec... (read more - PDF guide)
Budget Travel in Los Angeles
Los Angeles can be experienced on the cheap: there is memorable sight-seeing here and great affordable ethnic food. Generally speaking, prices rise as you head west in the city. (Don't let this keep you away from the ocean; the Pacific is a must see and no one can charge admission.) The Getty Center is included here as it's affordable–you just pay for parking–and it is a whole lotta museum!
M... (read more - PDF guide)
Los Angeles Hikes
Although you may not guess it, there is great hiking very close to the City of Angels. The Los Angeles basin is located immediately next to the rugged Santa Monica and San Gabriel mountain ranges. Outdoor adventure is at hand.
Day 1 -- Malibu and Westside
Day 2 -- near Hollywood
Day 3 -- near Pasadena
Also check out my guide Los Angeles Gardens to find more places to stroll.
read more about Los ... (read more - PDF guide)
Favorite Kid-Friendly Activities in Los Angeles
Written by Kristi Marcelle and Cagney Jarvis for Ciao Bambino.
With temperate weather and year-round activities, Los Angeles is a perfect vacation destination. Families should know that the LA area is sprawling and the best way to approach sightseeing is to divide and conquer. Rent a car, figure out what you want to do, and plan accordingly. Do you want beach, museums, or nature?
The beauty of ... (read more - PDF guide)
First Time in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a place that means so many things to so many people. Worldwide, the city is famous as the center of America's entertainment industry and also as the essential car city. To the rich and already famous, Los Angeles is the perfect place for a secluded garden hide-out in the hills, with easy access to top-shelf shopping, dining, and nightlife. To the many hard-working immigrants in this... (read more - PDF guide)
Shopping Hotspots in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a great place to spend a lot money. From Forever 21 to high fashion outlets, L.A. has every store a consumer could possibly want. This list collects some Los Angeles shopping centers, malls, and busy pedestrian shopping streets. The locations are organized as listed below:
Day 1 -- Santa Monica
Day 2 -- Westside
Day 3 -- Hollywood/Miracle Mile
Day 4 -- Downtown
Day 5 -- San Fernand... (read more - PDF guide)
Offbeat Los Angeles
California has always been a haven for misfits and eccentrics. Accordingly, Los Angeles has many hidden locales that just make you wonder. Because the Southland is so huge, the more you look then the more odd stuff you will find. Listed here are a variety of sites to get you started.
The Days below are organized geographically:
Day 1 --- Westside
Day 2 --- Hollywood
Day 3 --- Mid-Wilshire and Ko... (read more - PDF guide)
Architectural Highlights of the Southland
Los Angeles is a treasure trove of both Art Deco and Modern architecture. Many Art Deco buildings are located either downtown and in the Mid-Wilshire district; this Art Deco guide covers more sites in this architectural mode.
In terms of the Modern movement, Los Angeles is ground zero for residential architecture of this type. There are a number of Frank Lloyd Wright residences. Schindler and Neu... (read more - PDF guide)
L.A.'s Greatest Landmarks from www.bloggin.la
This guide is based on the series L.A.'s Greatest Landmarks on www.blogging.la. The items are listed here in the same order as on their list; the aim is to add a map and supplementary info to their photos and informative comments (each location on their list links to a blog page). These are all classic Los Angeles places.
[Photo of Encounters at LAX courtesy of brewbooks]
read more about L.A.'s G... (read more - PDF guide)
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