The myth, the velocity, the edginess in creative and technological fields – this is Los Angeles, where the multicultural future that awaits the rest of the country is already a firm reality. In little more than 200 years, LA has grown from a dusty Spanish outpost into one of the world’s largest and most complex cities offering top venues for everything from archaeology and the arts to food. The birthplace of Mickey Mouse and Hollywood, LA has shaped the imaginations of millions.
-
There are some wonderful hotels and shopping in the newly gentrified East Los Angeles. Ethic markets, great inexpensive restaurants abound. The beautiful Griffith's Park is nearby for the nature lovers. Don't miss it!
-
Big Bear lake and mountain resort is an absolutely fantastic way to spend a day or two. About 2 hours out of downtown LA and only needing to change roads twice its very easy to get to. In winter Big Bear is one of the worlds premier ski resorts offering two mountains on one lift pass. In summer you can hire a boat and spend the day on the lake. Either way Big Bear is perfect if you want a relaxing day break from the hustle of LA itself. When i went, we got up early, headed up to the moutains (Worth noting, if you leave before sunrise or come back at sunset you can get stunning views of the sunrise/set over the whole of Los Angeles) i spent a day snowboarding in fresh snow, then i headed back and had dinner on venice beach, very surreal day!
-
it's really pretty and fun to sail there on your own sailboat, or hire one out for the weekend, with a captain and all aboard!
-
Dan Sung Sa is tucked into a strip mall, like most Koreatown establishments, though it stands out since the walls of the building are wooden planks, and the sign is a faded painting of Korean karate and movie stars. Inside you step into another world. One with water served from brass pots, lanterns hanging on the walls, and menus on wooden blocks. If you don't speak Korean, simply ask the waiter to recommend their favorite Korean bar-food dish (which will involve some kind of kimchi) and order a bottle of Hite. You'll be in Korean heaven.
-
The Fred Segal Mauro Café has been a staple for fresh, authentic Italian food, for years. Celebrities are a must, no matter what time of the day you visit. Mostly, it’s all about the great food. Whether you like pastas, risottos, fresh Bruschetta or anything Italian, Mauro’s delivers quality and high standards.
-
For those of who cannot regularly afford the plane fare back to Lima, there is an option in Los Angeles that offers some of the best Peruvian food outside the homeland. The most popular dish, Lomo Saltado, is made with such perfection here, that will rival the best places in Lima.
-
This shopping mall is located at the gates of Malibu Colony, famous home of many Hollywood stars. Celebrity sightings are common here.
Address : 23841 West Malibu Road, Malibu, CA USA
-
Right under the famous Hollywood sign is the Paramount Studio site, a memorable experience. Has studio tours, with old Hollywood glamor. The wrought-iron double arch gate at Melrose & Windsor is an architectural wonder and opens onto premises where Hollywood productions come to life.
-
See it from Beachwood Drive (north of Hollywood Boulevard)
34° 7' 22.12" N 118° 19' 15.91" W
or other locations
Advertisement
-
-
Annaar's DC Guide
queen1
-
carolsch's Dublin guide
carols
-
Londona
ainars
-
Lynn's Barcelona guide
jt11v0
-
Venice guide
emmanu
-
-
-
tomvaughan's New York guide
tomvau
-
The Big Fat Greek Wedding
jwarla
-
JB Rome guide
baars0
-
Emily's Guided London
emijas
-
-
"Within Four Miles": The World of Josh Dorman"Within Four Miles": The World of Josh Dorman, at Los Angeles' Craft and Folk Art Museum, CA, is artist Josh Dorman's first solo museum exhibition. It presents a decade of the artist's work and... Read more
-
Doo Dah ParadeImagine a parade where the theme is no theme, with no judges, no motorised vehicles and absolutely no commercials. Pasadena, California, offers just that at the bizarre Doo Dah Parade. Read more
-
Martin Luther King Kingdom Day ParadeThe Martin Luther King Kingdom Day Parade has been celebrated for the last 20 years and over a million people take to the streets of Los Angeles to remember the life and works of the great man. Read more
-
The OscarsWith studio presidents, agents, producers, PRs, stars and filmmakers getting together for a well-rehearsed orgy of mutual backslapping and publicity, the Oscars ceremony (Academy Awards) at the... Read more











symbol, to start adding attractions to your
tailor-made travel guide.