{"id":7641,"date":"2019-10-08T18:44:34","date_gmt":"2019-10-08T18:44:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/america.guide\/?p=7641"},"modified":"2019-10-08T18:44:34","modified_gmt":"2019-10-08T18:44:34","slug":"los-angeles-travel-guide","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thisamericandream.com\/los-angeles-travel-guide\/","title":{"rendered":"Complete Los Angeles Travel Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"

Los Angeles is the largest city in California and a centre of art, entertainment, beaches, history, music, glamour and heavy traffic. If you like to explore the city and its attractions on your own, its better you take your own vehicle because despite being the second largest city of the United States<\/a>, public transport isn\u2019t quite extensive. We will talk about the Los Angeles Travel Guide in detail in this article.<\/p>\n

The first thing that comes into the brains of first-time visitors is the Hollywood Tour. <\/strong>You get to see the Iconic Hollywood sign closely. Take the Studio Tour and get a chance to meet the fascinating characters in person. Enjoy the wizarding world of Harry Potter or simply take the Universal City\u2019s walk. Shop, eat, capture and party all night.<\/p>\n

Top 20 best cocktails in Los Angeles<\/span><\/a><\/h3>\n

Beaches<\/h3>\n

For those who love water, Venice Beach<\/strong> is the best spot. You’ll not only get to see the white sand and rushing water but there\u2019s a lot of other fun activities at the beach. You\u2019ll get a chance to shop from upscale boutiques and appreciate the artwork at the main street. Experience Oceanfront walks and eats from one of the top restaurants there.<\/p>\n

Santa Monica<\/strong> and Malibu<\/strong> are also one of the famous and most visited beaches with widespread sand and breath-taking Sunsets. No matter how many times you have been to Los Angeles, these beaches always have something new and exciting for you. California<\/a> is famous for its beaches and so is LA county.<\/p>\n

Long beach<\/strong> with the Pacific Aquarium and Avalon<\/strong> Harbor with a casino, golf club and scuba diving are worth visiting for tourists from all around the world.<\/p>\n

Hike around and Explore<\/h3>\n

Along with all the celebrity homes and the most beautiful and clean beaches, LA has acres of wilderness area for hikers and explorers. You can explore the wild in groups or alone with a GPS.<\/p>\n

Breathe in the gardens or bathe in the river as Altadena <\/strong>has both. Walk up the marked trail or just simply sit and stare. The place is peaceful and not so crowded.\u00a0\u00a0 If you love to ride a bike on winding trails making their way beside the river, Canyon Country <\/strong>is the best spot. Sierra Madre <\/strong>is a little city in LA County at the foot of Angeles National Forest and is home to several animals.<\/p>\n

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West Hollywood<\/h3>\n

Spend some time on the Sunset Boulevard <\/strong>and watch the sky turn orange to red as the sun sets taking away all the pain. The street is stretched from downtown to the ocean and is a safe home to Gay Community. You’ll come across a number of pride flags and parades.<\/p>\n

West Hollywood is famous for parties and neon-lit nights. Engage yourself in some live fun-activities. There’s a lot of music, live performances, concerts, shows, magic (madness) and dance clubs. The night is young in West Hollywood and the food is mouth-watering.<\/p>\n

History and Art<\/h3>\n

Adamson House<\/strong> is an old Museum in Malibu which depicts potteries and local art and history. For those who love the military and warfare, the American Military Museum <\/strong>exhibits cannonry and military vehicles. And plan your trip to Bunny Museum <\/strong>to see more than 25,000 of cute bunny collectables.<\/p>\n

American Museum of Ceramic Art <\/strong>displays Californian dinnerware, industrial ceramics, ancient vessels, fine porcelains from Asia and Europe and Contemporary Ceramics. Pasadena Playhouse <\/strong>is famous for its Victorian buildings and Norton Simon Museum <\/strong>exhibits Asian and European art and a sculpture garden which hosts musical and drama shows.<\/p>\n

Theatres<\/h3>\n

Theatres and movies hit differently in LA County. Alex Today <\/strong>is a centre of attraction for tourists and natives. The theatre hosts contemporary and classical concerts, fundraising shows, community programs, dance, music and cultural display. It is home to Glendale Arts.<\/p>\n

Catalina Casino <\/strong>is one of the most noticeable buildings at Avalon Harbor. Despite the name casino, there\u2019s no gambling at the place. There\u2019s a huge theatre with a sitting capacity of 1,154 people and an iconic history museum.<\/p>\n

Top 10 dog-friendly bars and restaurants in Los Angeles<\/a><\/p>\n

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Manhattan Beach <\/strong>provides the best surfing view and an old-fashioned aquarium. High-end boutiques, upscale eateries, bunch cafes and amusement parks add it to the must-visit category.<\/p>\n

Another beach for all the sports enthusiasts out there is Redondo Beach, <\/strong>a dog-friendly tourists spot. You’ll get to see a number of fitness freaks, cute and clean dogs of all sizes, volleyball players and bike riders. You can hire bikes and explore the beach on your own or just race along with your friends.<\/p>\n

So next time you pack your bags for Los Angeles, don\u2019t forget to visit all the famous and not so famous places because LA has a lot for you to explore, enjoy and click. From artistic sunrise to late-night parties, LA never sleeps and you get to enjoy all the entertainment and fun you\u2019ve been missing in your life.<\/p>\n

Hope you enjoyed the information regarding Los Angeles Travel Guide.<\/h5>\n

Happy Vacations!<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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