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Spend an afternoon wandering around this historic ethnic neighborhood, which is home to diverse restaurants, a thriving art scene and quirky grocery stores.
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As you walk along Rodeo Drive or explore its stately mansions, it is easy to see why celebrities continue to flock to this glamorous city in southern California.
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The beaches of Santa Monica, boutiques along Beverly Hills’ tree-lined boulevards, and Universal Studios’ movie sets set the scene for a perfect West Coast break.
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The beaches of Santa Monica, boutiques along Beverly Hills’ tree-lined boulevards, and Universal Studios’ movie sets set the scene for a perfect West Coast break.
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See the dome and cupola of this town hall from across the city center. People come here for the rose garden and fountain at the top of the steps.
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An up-market city home to surfers, students, and celebrities, this is where to enjoy one of the famous beaches, a historic pier and great nightlife of the Los Angeles area.
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Spot movie stars and experience the glamour of show business at the legendary home of the American motion picture industry.
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This trendy neighborhood is known for its diverse cultural heritage, 24-hour nightlife and eclectic entertainment options.
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Bronze your body and rub shoulders with body builders and wacky performers at Los Angeles’ quirky urban shoreline, a colorful escape from the city.
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See the dome and cupola of this town hall from across the city center. People come here for the rose garden and fountain at the top of the steps.
Source: Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board/Robert Landau
Once a hardworking industrial neighbourhood, today’s Downtown LA is a destination reborn with an emphasis on culture and green spaces.
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This trendy neighborhood is known for its diverse cultural heritage, 24-hour nightlife and eclectic entertainment options.
Source: Tourism Media
Browse the Mexican market for souvenirs and food and discover historic buildings in the oldest street in the city of Los Angeles.
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Once a hardworking industrial neighbourhood, today’s Downtown LA is a destination reborn with an emphasis on culture and green spaces.
Source: Matt Marriott/La Tourism Marketing
Bronze your body and rub shoulders with body builders and wacky performers at Los Angeles’ quirky urban shoreline, a colorful escape from the city.
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