Coming to the city of Angels is a dream come true! Here are 7 things you cannot miss while visiting Los Angeles! Have you already been there?
#1. Universal Studios
Entertainment begins in Hollywood, Universal Studios, CA!
Why watch the movies when you can live them at Universal Studios Hollywood – the world’s biggest motion picture studio theme park? Enjoy exhilarating rides and tours, thrilling shows, amazing stunts and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the creation of movie magic. Be a part of movie magic!
Every few years, Universal Studios Hollywood has added another feature ride or attraction based on a blockbuster film. From the original park shark attack by Jaws to Shrek 4-D, some of the biggest movies have become some of the most famous attractions.
Famous attractions and shows include Jurassic Park, The Curse of the Mummy, Terminator 2: 3D, The Simpsons Ride, Back to the Future, Apollo 13, Tokio Drift, Waterworld, Wisteria Lane, Back to the Future,…
NOW OPEN! King Kong 360 3D! Check this out!
#2. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Hollywood
Discover L.A.’s biggest attraction, Madame Tussauds Hollywood!
See Stars Waxed & get cool picts with favorite stars! Much fun!
NEW: Glee Star Jane Lynch gets waxed!
“Holy crap—unbelievable. This is too much. This is too weird. I feel like I’m seeing myself in a coffin or something. Thank you so much….it looks just like me!”- Jane Lynch
#3. Beverly Hills Tour
Going to Beverly Hills also known as “The Hills” is a dream come true… Beverly Hills ryms with prestige and wealth, as it is among the most desirable areas to live in the world. Beverly Hills shows the biggest and most expensive estates in the world! It’s home to most Hollywood celebrities, and many corporate executives and numerous other wealthy individuals and families. Sights may include the elegant shops of Rodeo Drive, stately neighborhoods, celebrity homes and famous and historic landmarks.
#4. Dodger Stadium
After more than 45 years of existence, Dodger Stadium remains one of the best ballparks in the U.S.A. Upon entering Dodger Stadium, fans encounter a massive stadium with stunning views. The atmosphere found at Dodger Stadium is hard to find anywhere else in baseball and although it is more than 45 years old, Dodger Stadium still ranks as one of MLB’s top ballparks.
The stadium has been the home to four Los Angeles Dodgers Championship teams and 11 National League West Division title teams. Dodger Stadium, just miles away from downtown Los Angeles, is located in the valley of Chavez Ravine.
#5. Venice Beach
Venice Beach is the #1 sightseeing and tourist attraction in Los Angeles County, California, visited by more than 5 million people each year. Discover the mystique that lured Jim Morrison to find ‘The Doors,’ and a Culture that gave birth to modern skateboarding. Venice Beach, California, is a unique destination unto itself, where shopping, dining, sports, recreation, and entertainment abound. Whether it’s the roller blading, street performers, Muscle Beach, guitar playing sihk, or the disco dancing roller skaters in the central park area; Venice Beach is a fun place to hang out to get a taste of the really wacko side of L.A.
“Go swimming in the ocean if it’s warm enough! Great skatepark and fun boardwalk. Everyone is accepted here….and seems to just want to enjoy that southern CA sunshine!” Aholmes
#6. Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard is the stuff of legends. Hollywood Blvd is one of the most touristy spots in all of Los Angeles. It’s the home of the Walk of Fame, footprints at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, the Kodak Theater and Hollywood at Highland shopping/dining complex. From there you will also enjoy a great view of the Hollywood sign! Any time after mid-morning is exciting. During daylight hours, you get views and can enjoy the throngs of tourists. At night, the Boulevard is neon-lit.
#7. Getty Museum
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles is a paradise of art, architecture, and culture sure to be loved by all. Home to Western art dating from the Middle Ages to the Present, the Getty Museum houses European paintings, drawings, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European and American photographs. While here, you can also enjoy a walk through the 134,000 square foot garden walk, and take the time to ponder the endless artistic treasures or just gaze into the reflecting pool adorned with Mickey Mouse-shaped azaleas.
“In my opinion, an individual without any love of the arts cannot be considered completely civilized” -J. Paul Getty
NEW: Exhibition “Imagining the Past in France 1250-1500″
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