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...
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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...
The Farmers Market area is really two things: the original Farmers Market, an outdoor eating and shopping area begun by farmers during the depression and The Grove which is an open air mall. The...
This Japanese neighborhood is a good place for eating and visiting gardens.
Neighborhood in the city's midtown section that serves as the hub for cultural, social and business life for Korean residents.
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.
This secluded hotel is a popular celebrity hideaway.
Beautiful theater. Well worth a visit, and features quite a bit of history. For more information click here.
A convent of cloistered Dominican nuns. Visitors can view the building and grounds and shop in the gift shop.
An interactive museum with galleries and exhibits on the American West.
Famous 19th-century Italian Renaissance building in downtown Los Angeles.
The Grove is an upscale outdoor shopping center that is reminiscent of Main Street Disneyland. During the Christmas holidays the holiday lighting is spectacular. There is a trolley that runs down the...
Located at: 807 Paseo Del Mar at South Gaffey Street in San Pedro, CA 90731 Consisting of 37 acres of tree shaded lawns, pergolas, gardens and a promenade, this park has a wonderful view of the...
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.