Guide 🇺🇸 Los Angeles

Los Angeles
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Universal Studios Hollywood

Theme park and film studio offering rides and behind-the-scenes tours.

Universal Studios Hollywood

Griffith Observatory

Public observatory with exhibits and panoramic city views.

Griffith Observatory

The Getty Center

Museum showcasing art collections and architecture.

The Getty Center

Venice Beach

Lively beach area known for its boardwalk and street performers.


Petersen Automotive Museum

Museum dedicated to the history of automobiles.

Petersen Automotive Museum

The Grove

Outdoor shopping and entertainment complex.


Hollywood Bowl

World-famous outdoor amphitheater hosting summer concerts with the LA Phil, and a beloved public park-like destination off-season.


Battleship USS Iowa Museum

Historic naval ship museum open for tours.

Battleship USS Iowa Museum

Griffith Park

Massive rugged city park with scenic trails, wildlife and sweeping viewpoints, plus easy access to the Observatory’s hilltop grounds.


La Brea Tar Pits and Museum

Ice Age fossil excavation site and museum.

La Brea Tar Pits and Museum

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Art museum with diverse collections.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Getty Villa

Museum modeled on a Roman country house, showcasing Greek and Roman antiquities amid elegant courtyards and gardens with ocean views.


Huntington Library

Historic library and museum set within spectacular themed botanical gardens, including an expanded Chinese garden and renowned collections.


Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

Immersive museum celebrating filmmaking history, featuring iconic props and rotating galleries tied to classic and contemporary cinema.


Walt Disney Concert Hall

Concert venue known for its architecture and acoustics.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Sidewalk stars honoring entertainment industry figures.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Santa Monica Pier

Historic pier with an amusement park and aquarium.

Santa Monica Pier

Grand Central Market

Historic Downtown food hall since 1917, packed with diverse vendors, produce stalls and vintage neon—ideal for tasting LA in one stop.


Urban Light

Chris Burden’s beloved outdoor artwork of 202 restored cast-iron street lamps—an instantly recognizable LA photo spot at LACMA.


Rodeo Drive

Famous shopping street known for luxury boutiques.

Rodeo Drive

Hollywood Sign

Iconic hillside sign representing the entertainment industry.

Hollywood Sign

Echo Park Lake

Revitalized urban lake with skyline views, lotus blooms and the Lady of the Lake statue, plus a popular walking loop and swan boats.


Los Angeles Zoo

Zoo housing diverse animal species.

Los Angeles Zoo

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Museum featuring exhibits on natural history.

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Descanso Gardens

Hillside botanical garden showcasing Southern California flora, famed for camellias and seasonal blooms, plus a charming miniature railroad.


Runyon Canyon Park

Popular hiking area with city views.

Runyon Canyon Park

Dolby Theatre

Venue hosting the annual Academy Awards.

Dolby Theatre

Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine

Serene 10-acre meditation garden with a lake and lush landscaping, prized for rare quiet and reflection in Pacific Palisades.


The Broad

Contemporary art museum with free admission.

The Broad

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Historic stadium hosting sports and events.

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

West Hollywood

Known for its energetic nightlife, live music venues, and LGBTQ+ friendly environment.

West Hollywood

Los Feliz

Hillside neighborhood near Griffith Park with relaxed dining, shops, and access to Hollywood-area attractions.


Santa Monica

A quintessential SoCal coastal town with a large beach, amusement-filled pier, and excellent restaurant scene.

Santa Monica

Arts District

Walkable warehouse district with murals, upscale-cool cafes, boutiques, and strong dining and bar options.


Fairfax

Quintessential L.A. area with palm-lined streets, major shopping corridors, and many dining choices.


Culver City

A historically significant area for film production with a buzzing gastronomic scene and affordable options.

Culver City

Silver Lake

A trendy and peaceful residential area known for its craft coffee shops and proximity to Hollywood and Downtown LA.

Silver Lake

Beverly Hills

Synonymous with wealth and opulence, featuring luxury shopping on Rodeo Drive and iconic landmarks.

Beverly Hills

Pasadena

A picturesque area with compelling restaurant options, plenty of nature, and the iconic Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens.

Pasadena

LAX

Los Angeles / Tom Bradley International Airport


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