Guidebook for Los Angeles
Arts & Culture
You can see the whole city of Los Angeles on a clear day from their beautiful garden, and it is FREE!!
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El Getty
1200 Getty Center DrYou can see the whole city of Los Angeles on a clear day from their beautiful garden, and it is FREE!!
The Bradbury Building is a national historic landmark located in Downtown Los Angeles. It is the oldest commercial building in the central city and one of Los Angeles' unique treasures. Still magnificent more than 100 years after its 1893 opening, its magical light filled Victorian court, open cage elevator, marble stairs, and ornate iron railings make this one of downtown's most photographed icons.
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bradbury building
304 South BroadwayThe Bradbury Building is a national historic landmark located in Downtown Los Angeles. It is the oldest commercial building in the central city and one of Los Angeles' unique treasures. Still magnificent more than 100 years after its 1893 opening, its magical light filled Victorian court, open cage elevator, marble stairs, and ornate iron railings make this one of downtown's most photographed icons.
Sightseeing
Doheny Mansion
10 Chester PlTo experience the grandeur of early Los Angeles!
Parque Estatal Malibu Creek
1925 Las Virgenes Roadbeautiful hikes and stunning views.
Shopping
The most famous shopping street in the World, thanks to Hollywood. Many movies have filmed scenes here!
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Rodeo Drive
Rodeo DriveThe most famous shopping street in the World, thanks to Hollywood. Many movies have filmed scenes here!
Abbot Kinney is the hottest shopping spot in town.
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Abbot Kinney BLVD Shopping
Navarre CourtAbbot Kinney is the hottest shopping spot in town.
The old Frank Gehry designed Santa Monica Place is gone, replaced with a sleek new open-air shopping center anchored by Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's. There is a big indoor fancy-food market, plenty high end boutiques, and a happening restaurant scene on the top floor, where views of the ocean pair with crafted cocktails of fine California wines.
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Santa Monica Place
Santa Monica PlaceThe old Frank Gehry designed Santa Monica Place is gone, replaced with a sleek new open-air shopping center anchored by Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's. There is a big indoor fancy-food market, plenty high end boutiques, and a happening restaurant scene on the top floor, where views of the ocean pair with crafted cocktails of fine California wines.
Essentials
Trader has groceries, great wine, beer, and cheese selection and it is very inexpensive!
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Trader Joe's
6150 Slauson AveTrader has groceries, great wine, beer, and cheese selection and it is very inexpensive!
Getting Around
The metro costs 1.75 per person and it includes transfers. But first time users need to buy the TAP card that costs 1 dollar, or download the TAP app on your phone.
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Palms
10021 National BlvdThe metro costs 1.75 per person and it includes transfers. But first time users need to buy the TAP card that costs 1 dollar, or download the TAP app on your phone.
Everything Else
Day or night, summer or winter, the Grove always teems with shoppers. It is a very popular place!
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The Grove Drive
The Grove DriveDay or night, summer or winter, the Grove always teems with shoppers. It is a very popular place!
Parks & Nature
It is easy to forget you are still in the city as you trek through the mix of native chaparral and landscaped paths that covers this rugged park. But take one look out from the iconic Griffith Observatory and you will find yourself face-to-face with the L.A. Basin as it stretches out to the ocean.
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Griffith Park Boulevard
1519 Griffith Park BlvdIt is easy to forget you are still in the city as you trek through the mix of native chaparral and landscaped paths that covers this rugged park. But take one look out from the iconic Griffith Observatory and you will find yourself face-to-face with the L.A. Basin as it stretches out to the ocean.