Melting Pot Tours is the only food tour company in Los Angeles and offers food-tasting tours in L.A.'s most intriguing and interesting neighborhoods. Melting Pot Tours also hosts progressive dinner events featuring 3 or 4 diverse restaurants in a single evening in a variety of neighborhoods throughout greater Los Angeles. We invite you to join one of our tours and discover the culinary treasures in and around Los Angeles.

A non-profit space observatory located in Griffith Park whose purpose is to provide the public with information on astronomy and related sciences.

Museum featuring artifacts from the La Brea tar pits.

Small  cemetery with a large number of graves of stars and other Hollywood folk.

Check out these videos of different characters on the boardwalk, they totally capture the spirit of the place: Venice the Menace: Boardwalkin' 

This museum is dedicated to the art of the ancient Greeks, Romans and other classic civilizations.

Universal Studios is located in the heart of Hollywood. Get a tour of the famous studios and go on all of the amazing rides. A great park for the whole family and enjoyable no matter what your age...

Hollywood Walk of Fame--Hollywood Boulevard A  tribute to over 2000 artists who have made significant contributions to  film, radio, television,  theatre and the recording industries. The first star...

Comprising over 4,000 acres, Griffith Park one of the largest urban parks in the world and is home to a number of wonferful  attractions.  Also, if you're from out of state, it may be your only chance

This wine shop in the heart of Los Angeles has been established as a Cultural Historical Landmark.

The historic Angels Flight Railway (no apostrophe in "Angels") opened in Downtown Los Angeles in 1901. It operated for 68 years, with the fare increasing from one cent to a nickel. After much of the...

Formerly known as the California Museum of Science and Industry, this interactive museum includes these exhibits: World of Life, Creative World, World of the Pacific and Worlds Beyond.

Beautiful theater. Well worth a visit, and features quite a bit of history. For more information click here.

Perched atop Mount Lee, this global symbol of Hollywood glamour measures 450 feet in length with mammoth white letters, each standing 45 feet high, spelling out the name of the city.

Over 100,000 works from all over the world are housed at LA's most popular museum, which has one of the largest collections of art in the U.S. Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" and a specially designed pavilion for Japanese art are only a sampling of the treasures inside this comprehensive and far-from-stuffy premier art museum.

Note that the Farmer's Market area is really two things, the original Farmer's Market,  which is an outdoor eating and shopping area begun by farmers during the depression, and The Grove which is an...

Named for Robert Peterson, publisher of Hot Rod and Motor Trend magazines, this salute to the car industry takes you back through history and into the future with over 200 innovative, and sometimes interactive, exhibits of cars and motorcycles that enthrall not only car aficionados, but also children and adults alike.