Best tourist Attractions in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is where you belong if you want to explore America at its extremes. You have heard and seen much about this dynamic city in books and films. So, why not discover this angel town yourself! From skyscrapers to suburban sprawl, cinematic beaches to snow-dusted mountains, there are multitude of things to explore and make you fall in love with L.A.

The must visit, Hollywood

From the big bold Hollywood sign to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Chinese Theater to Universal Studios, trip through the Sunset Strip and Beverly Hills, there are endless things to do in Hollywood. Beautifully nestled in the Hollywood foothill, there is the Hollywood Bowl, a magnificent outdoor amphitheater. If you are a crazy Hollywood fan, admire the hand/foot prints of your favorite Hollywood stars in Chinese Theater.

More places to explore in Hollywood: The Hollywood Sign, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Hollywood Bowl,
Sunset Ranch Hollywood, Dolby Theater, Hollywood & Highland, Capitol Records Building, Runyon Canyon, Chinese Theater, Hollywood Roosevelt.

Art at its best! The Getty Center

Have an enlightening art tour of the Getty center, spread over four two-level pavilions, showcasing several paintings by Rubens and Impressionists, including Monet, Renoir, Cezanne and Van Gogh. At the Getty, you must definitely see Marino Martini's Angel of the Citadel statue at the top of the courtyard's steps, Viencent Van Gogh's Irises painting, Claude Monet's The Portal of Rouen Cathedral in the Morning Lights, andre-Charles Boulle's Cabinet on stand and the list can go on.

Address:
1200 Getty Center Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90049, United States
Phone: 1 310-440-7300
Website: www.getty.edu
Opening hours: Tue-Thu, Sun 10am–5:30pm; Fri & Sat 10am–9pmPrice: Free admission

An animated dreamland! Disneyland

The Disneyland resort is known as 'The Happiest Place on Earth'. Regardless of your age, you are in for never ending fun and surprises here. This legendary theme park incorporates two parks and also encompasses 3 Disney operated hotels. If you want to experience a real feel for the place and enjoy all the rides, plus get a better deal on tickets, it is recommended to visit for multiple days.

Not to miss in Disneyland: Space Mountain, Indiana Jones Adventure, it's a small world boat ride, Peter Pan's fight, Pirates of the Caribbean, Big thunder mountain railroad, Splash mountain, Soarin' over California and the list is an endless one

Address:
1313 S Disneyland Dr
Los Angeles
Website: www.disneyland.com
Opening hours: Disneyland summer hours - 8am to midnight daily; winter - Mon-Thu 9am-8pm, Fri & Sat 8am to midnight, Sun 9am-9pm. California Adventure summer hours - 10am-10pm daily; winter usually Mon-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sun 10am-10pm.

Hours vary by day: call or check online for full details.

Price: 1 park for 1 day $92; $86 discounts; free under-3s. Both parks for 1 day $137; $131 discounts; free under-3s. Call or check online for the latest details of ticket prices  as they keep changing from time to time.

Power blast walking tour!

This walking tour will let you embrace LA' urban architectural heritage. The tour starts at Pershing Square and through this tour will get to explore the city's top spots and most gorgeous buildings. There are 2 tours you may choose from - the 2.5-hour Art Deco tour will showcase nine buildings; and the Historic Downtown tour will focus on the city’s architecture and history through storytelling.

Address:
Pershing Square
532 S Olive St
Los Angeles
Website: http://lac.laconservancy.org/site/PageServer?pagename=walking_tours

Opening hours: Saturdays 10am
Price: Non-members $10; Members $5

Gratify in refine art at LACMA

It is a huge 20 acre complex of buildings, with exceptional collections of modern global arts. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) welcome you with its beautiful installation of Chris Burden's Urban Light at its entrance.

Not to miss are - Chris Burden Urban Light view at dusk, George de la Tour, The Magdalen with the smoking Flame, Christian Marclay, The Clock and much more.

Address:
5905 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
Website: http://www.lacma.org/

Opening hours: Mon-Tues, Thur 11am–5 pm; Fri 11 am–8 pm; Sat-Sun 10am–7 pm; Sun 10 am–7 pm; closed Wed
Price: General admission $15; seniors and students $10; 17 and under free. Free after 3pm for LA county residents Mon-Fri. Free on the second Tue of each month. Self park $10 (free after 7pm).

Look through that telescope in Griffith Observatory

This over 80 years old iconic building is equipped with Zeiss refracting telescope, that lets you connect with the space. The focal point is the ground floor that features the Hall of the Sky and Hall of the Eye - engaging displays that focus on humans' relationship to the stars.Did you know movies that feature Griffith Observatory? Rebel Without a Cause and lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace.

Address:
2800 E Observatory Rd
Los Angeles
Website: www.griffithobs.org
Opening hours: Wed-Fri noon-10pm; Sat, Sun 10am-10pm
Price: Free admission. Planetarium $7, $3-5 discounts, free under-5s (only admitted to first show daily).

Watch a concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall

The hall, which is known as the crown jewel of the LA Music Center, plays many varieties of concerts throughout the year. The pride of it being the internationally popular, Gustavo Dudamel–led LA Philharmonic and the LA Master Chorale. This majestic acoustic auditorium can hold about 2,265-capacity and also include an open platform stage.

Address:
111 S Grand Ave
Los Angeles
Website: www.laphil.com
Opening hours: Box office noon-6pm Tue-Sun
Price: Tickets $25-$175; parking $9

Joyride, Mulholland Drive

Do you wanna drive through the road of classic make out points? Mulholland drive is a scenic star road, casts in many Hollywood movies, that promises a splendid road trip with no traffic. Get that speed thrill while you explore the city views. If you want a quick snack, you can stop at Starbucks in Bel Air.

A home to sport fans! Dodger Stadium

The Dodger Stadium, is one of country's nicest ballparks. If you want to take a break from the visiting museums and other notable spots, crash in for a great game here. Must try local delights - the Doyer Dog, loaded with chili, nacho cheese, tomatoes, onions and jalapenos.

Address:
1000 Elysian Park Ave
Los Angeles
Website: www.losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com
Price: Tickets $4-$130. Parking $15.

Los Angeles Central Library

Book-lover or not, it is worth a visit in the city's main library. The building itself will amaze you with its intricate Egyptian and Mediterranean designs. The second floor, with its deco-meets-arabesque dome, is the library's crown of jewel. A must visit to find out many more amusing things.

Address:
630 W 5th St
Los Angeles
Website: www.lapl.org/central
Opening hours: Mon -Thu 10am-8pm; Fri-Sat 10am-5:30pm; Closed Sun

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