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Afternoons in Los Angeles are made for exploring its contrasts. After lunch, head to The Getty Center, part art museum, part hillside oasis. You’ll find everything from Van Gogh to city views surrounded by white stone and manicured gardens. Then swing down to Beverly Hills or West Hollywood. Walk among palm-lined streets, peek into vintage shops on Melrose, or stop for an iced drink and some people-watching. Whether you’re into street fashion or movie-star elegance, LA offers both. As golden hour approaches, head toward Runyon Canyon or a rooftop bar downtown. The light softens everything, buildings, trees, people. It is that moment when the city feels cinematic, just as you imagined it. Tips: • Reserve Getty Center parking in advance or take the tram up the hill • Melrose Avenue is great for both window shopping and photography • Plan your golden hour around rooftops like Perch or Mama Shelter • Traffic picks up after 4 PM, plan breaks or walking time accordingly #losangeles

Los Angeles in the morning has a quiet magic. Start your day in the Arts District or Silver Lake, where industrial walls are covered in murals and trendy cafés serve up excellent coffee and breakfast burritos. There's a relaxed rhythm as locals head out with dogs, laptops, and sunglasses. Take time to explore Grand Central Market, still calm early on, and wander over to Angels Flight or the nearby Walt Disney Concert Hall. You’ll catch sunlight bouncing off mirrored buildings downtown while the city is still stretching awake. Head to Griffith Park for a mid-morning hike to the Observatory. The trail is steep in places but rewards you with open skies, a cool breeze, and iconic views of the Hollywood Sign and LA’s sprawl below. A perfect way to feel the city's scale before it gets busy Tips: • Griffith Park is best before 11 AM to avoid heat and crowds • For views and pastries, try cafés along Sunset Blvd or Echo Park • Bring layers, LA mornings can be cooler than expected • Use the Metro Red Line if staying downtown and avoiding traffic #losangeles

The Original Farmers Market is a large area of food stalls and markets that opened in 1934. It has over 100 vendors and offers one of the widest ranges of food in the LA area, and its famous for this freshness. You can get everything from Coffee and doughnuts to BBQ ribs and even home made ice cream. There’s plenty of communal seating so you’re able to pick food from different places and eat together as a group, I managed to get coffee, a sandwich and cake from the different places to make my own combo meal. For me the cinnamon roll and brownies from sweetheart cafe were the best I’ve ever had! There are toilets, cash machines and places to wash your hands - the area itself is beautifully maintained and cleaned and the vendors clearly take great pride in their business! It’s a great place to eat before you head into the grove for some shopping. #cityplaybook #california #LA #losangeles #mytravelhacks #localguides #tripblazers

Hancock park is a beautiful stretch of greenery in the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles. It’s famous for housing the La Brea Tar pits and associated museum, along with the life size replicas of the animals found within the tar pits. You’re able to see active tar pits that are bubbling to this day, and if you’re lucky you will find smaller parts of exposed tar within the park itself. It’s a great place to take in the surrounding architecture too, giving you good views of various art deco buildings in the surrounding area. There’s few public toilets and plenty of seating, some Of which is shaded for the hot weather. There’s also the tar pits museum which is great if you have kids! The entrance on Wilshire is the easiest to use as there is a lot of construction around the lower end of the park. But it’s still nice to visit! #cityplaybook #losangeles #LA #california

I booked a last minute trip to Los Angeles in March and I did not regret it. In America’s second biggest city, the vibe is chill and the weather is pleasant. Featuring an urban core, ocean waves, and rolling mountains, photography lovers will be spoilt for choice here! Here are my favorite photography spots around the city: 1️⃣ Beachwood Drive and Winans Drive After hiking in the Hollywood Hills, make your way down Beachwood Drive. It’s a picturesque residential neighborhood nestled against the backdrop of the Hollywood Sign. 2️⃣ Mount Hollywood Trail Start your hike at Griffith Observatory and follow the signs leading to the Mount Hollywood Peak. The views of the city below are spectacular. From here, you can continue hiking toward the Hollywood Sign. 3️⃣ Centennial Street The wonderful thing about LA is that most tourists never wander to the residential areas! So you’ll get to enjoy views like the one of Downtown LA from Centennial Street without the crowds. Afterwards, walk for about five minutes and you’ll reach Chinatown where you can enjoy some delicious Chinese food! 4️⃣ Santa Monica Pier Santa Monica can get crowded, especially on weekends, but you can’t miss it. Have ice cream, load up on burgers, or go on a few rides at the Pacific Park before walking down the sandy beach towards Venice Beach. 5️⃣ Downtown LA The Historic Core of Downtown LA is a little bit shabby but it serves up some great photo opportunities. Walk along Broadway and check out some of the cool buildings. End your walk at Grand Central Market with some tasty food and coffee. 6️⃣ Angels Point Located in Elysian Park, Angels Point is a pleasant breath of fresh air away from the city. Besides the viewpoint, the park is a great place to people watch. Also, if you love baseball, it’s right next to Dodger Stadium! 🏨 Where to stay: STILE Downtown Los Angeles offers affordable rooms in the heart of LA! The rooms are big and they come with a white noise machine! 🥪 Where to Eat: 🍳 Eggslut 🥪 Ghost Sando Shop ☕️ Bastion 🥡 King Buffet #travel #tripmoments #localguides #trip #travel #usa #losangeles #explore #inspiration #photography

This time, we will introduce Crypto.com ARENA and how to watch the Lakers! Crypto.com ARENA is located in downtown. The nearest subway station is "7th Street/Metro Center Station." Of course, you can also get to the front of the arena by metro bus 🙆🏼 There are bronze statues of famous players outside the arena, so you can enjoy it even on days when there are no games! You can also enter the official shop even on days when there are no games 🛍️ There is a wide variety of goods, so it's hard to decide what to buy lol Game tickets are $150 (approximately 27,500 yen in Japanese yen) in the top block on weekdays. Many people may think it is expensive, but it is worth paying a high price! ! Even in the top block, you can see the ball with the naked eye ⭐️ Not only the game, but the halftime show by the exclusive cheerleaders was cool ✨ If you go to Los Angeles, USA, why not try watching the NBA? ! Crypto.com ARENA Address: 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015 #0 yen travel #America #Los Angeles #losangeles #nba #lakers

This time, we will introduce Griffith Observatory, a place where you can get a spectacular view of LA! It is about an hour by metro bus from the Hollywood area. After getting off at the red light "Vermont / Sunset" stop on the metro, take the "DASH Observatory" bus to Griffith Observatory 🚌 The metro is $1.75 one way, and the DASH bus is ¢50 one way 💰 Please note that the signal will be quite poor as you will be going into the mountains! Admission is free. There is an additional charge for the planetarium and cafe inside the observatory⚠️ I went there on a Sunday at dusk, so there were a lot of people🥲 Still, it's really worth going, you can see the process of the sky gradually getting darker from the bright sky at dusk, and the night view of LA sparkles like a jewel and is really beautiful✨ Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, Tues-Sun 12:00-22:00 Address: 2800 E. Observatory Rd.Los Angeles, CA 90027 #0 yen trip #Los Angeles #losangeles #America #Griffith Observatory

We will introduce "The Broad", a contemporary art museum located in the heart of Los Angeles, downtown! The charm of The Broad is that admission is free! If you make a reservation in advance, you can enter without waiting, so we recommend making a reservation on the official website! To get to The Broad, we recommend taking the subway Civic Center/Grand Park Station or the Metrobus. There are so many artistic works lined up inside! If you come to Los Angeles, be sure to visit it. Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, Tuesday-Friday 11:00-, Saturday and Sunday 10:00-, closing time varies depending on the day of the week. Address: 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 #0 yen trip #losangeles #Los Angeles #America

We will introduce you to the world's shortest railway, "Angel Flight", located in the heart of Los Angeles, downtown! It opened in 1901. The ride takes about 1 minute‼️ The fare is $1 in cash. If you have a "TAP card" used in the Los Angeles area, you can ride for 50 cents💳 It connects South Olive Street and Hill Street, and if you get off at Hill Street, you will arrive in front of Grand Central Market! The famous contemporary art museum "The Broad" is about a 10-minute walk from South Olive Street! The nearest train station is "Civic Ctr / Grand Park Station". However, in Los Angeles, the Metro bus is a more convenient and safer means of transportation than the train, so it may be easier to get there by bus! 🚌 The bus is easy to use because it displays real-time operation status and other information using Google Maps! Angel Flight was also used as a location for the famous movie, La La Land! It's a spot where you can also visit the filming locations♪ Hours: 6:45-22:00 Address: 351 So. Hill St. Los Angeles, California 90071 #0 yen travel #losangeles #Los Angeles #America

#earthdayjourney #losangeles #museums #travel #100waysoftravel #thingstodo #familytravel As an influencer and a car enthusiast, my visit to the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles was nothing short of spectacular. Nestled in the heart of LA, this museum is an absolute gem for anyone who appreciates the beauty, history, and innovation of automobiles. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the stunning architecture and the sleek, modern design that set the tone for what was to come. The museum’s collection is mind-blowing – featuring everything from vintage classics and rare supercars to iconic vehicles from movies and groundbreaking concept cars. Each exhibit tells a story, and I found myself completely immersed in the evolution of automotive design and technology. One of the highlights was the legendary "Vault" tour, where I got a behind-the-scenes look at some of the rarest and most exclusive cars in the world. What makes the Petersen Automotive Museum stand out is how it blends education, art, and entertainment seamlessly. Whether you're a die-hard gearhead or just someone who appreciates good design, there's something here that will grab your attention and spark your curiosity. I left the museum feeling inspired and even more in love with the world of cars. If you’re in Los Angeles, this place is a must-visit – trust me, you’ll thank me later!

#springwander Spring in Los Angeles is just perfect—warm, sunny, and not too crowded. I stayed at a hotel near Redondo Beach, and it was the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the ocean breeze. The mornings started with a peaceful walk along the pier, and in the afternoons, I just lounged by the water, sipping coffee and soaking up the California vibes. The laid-back atmosphere of Redondo Beach makes it a great escape from the city’s hustle. Whether you want to enjoy fresh seafood, take a bike ride along the coast, or just chill and watch the waves, this place has it all! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Beautiful ocean views and a relaxing beachside atmosphere ✔ Plenty of great cafés, seafood restaurants, and scenic spots to explore 📍 Address: Redondo Beach, Los Angeles, CA, USA #LosAngeles #California #RedondoBeach #SpringGetaway #BeachVibes #RelaxingByTheOcean

Greystone Mansion was built by the oil baron Edward L. Dohney Sr at a cost of $3.1 milion for his son Edward ' Ned' Dohney Jr as a wedding gift in 1914. It was not to be a happy family home though as on February 16, 1929, just four months after Ned Doheny, his wife Lucy and their five children moved into Greystone, Ned died in his bedroom in a murder-suicide with his secretary, Hugh Plunket. Ever since Plunket murdered Ned rumours have dogged the story was it because Planket was angry for not having recieved a raise? Was it a lovers quarrel? Or did a jealous wife kill the lovers? We will never know for sure. Today it's owned by the City of Beverly Hills and frequently rented out to shoot movies, TV shows and music videos. The black and white checkered floor has starred in everything from The Muppets to There Will Be Blood, The Social Network, The Bodyguard, X-Men, Witches of Eastwick, Ghostbusters, Spiderman II, National Treasure II, and The Prestige. If a movie calls for shots of a rich non-British villain’s home then Greystone will pop up. Once you have been here, you will start to recognize it next time you are at the movies! Although you cannot go inside the house, you can peak through the windows at the black and white checkered floor and wander the beautiful grounds. On a clear day, there is a great view of Los Angeles from the balcony. #travel#couplestrip#thingstodo#myitinerary#citydaytours #filminglocation #losangeles

Angelino Heights's Carroll Avenue is quite a contrast from the other streets in the area with many of the Queen Anne and Eastlake style Victorian homes classified as Los Angeles cultural historical monuments. Unsurprisingly many of the houses have been used in movies and TV shows: 1329 Carroll Avenue is The Innes House, built in 1887 for Councilman Daniel Innes but is most famous for being the house from the TV series Charmed where the Halliwell sisters live (in the show is set in San Francisco). 1338 Carroll Avenue was used in the filming of J Edgar Hoover starring Leonardo DiCaprio. In fact, if you look on Google Street view you can see the movie cameras filming outside this house! 1345 Carroll Avenue (with the very rare Morten Fig tree in the garden) was used in Michael Jackson's Thriller video. Towards the end of the video, his girlfriend runs to a house to escape the zombies and this is the house she runs to. 1355 Carrol Avenue was used as the brothel that Don Draper grew up in in the TV show Madmen. Remember these are private homes - don't go in the gardens, knock on doors or look through windows - admire from the sidewalk or risk being arrested! #travel#couplestrip#thingstodo#citydaytours #losangeles #historical #filminglocation

If you're in Los Angeles, a visit to the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a must! Stretching along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, this iconic sidewalk honors over 2,700 entertainment legends—from movie stars and musicians to directors and radio personalities. Feel the excitement as you walk in the footsteps of Hollywood’s greatest! Snap a selfie with your favorite celebrity’s star, explore the vibrant energy of TCL Chinese Theatre, and maybe even spot a street performer bringing classic characters to life. ✨ Must-See Stars: Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson, Walt Disney, and so many more! 📍 Location: Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 🎟 Free & open to all! 🌟 #HollywoodWalkOfFame #LAAdventures #StarStruck #usa #losangeles #hollywood #california #walkoffame

💞Recommended reasons: 💜💛As a Lakers fan, I can finally watch the game at home You can also see 40-year-old LeBron James flying around Staples Center is now a crypto-network stadium What remains unchanged is the statues of various legends placed outside the stadium 🗓️Itinerary: Skyhook, Logo man, Lakers godfather, Shark, magic, etc. Of course, there is also the Lakers' totem - Black Mamba. Kobe now has two statues His and Gigi's statues are on the other side of the arena, and we both went to see them. Seeing these statues, you can feel how glorious the history of the Lakers is. After the race, you can go to the nearby Team La for a stroll. 💰Average consumption: Then we went in to watch the game. We bought the tickets in the last half hour. Because it is said to be much cheaper ✌🏻200 US dollars to buy the Zone 1 area It's really worth it... The atmosphere in the stadium is really good, even if you don't understand basketball I will be very involved in it when I come. 📍Address: 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015 #losangeles #crypto #Lakers

Yes, you might not be able to afford anything in its trove of designer shops but a stop off in Los Angeles most upmarket neighbourhood is still worth it for those visiting the city. A trip down Rodeo drive provides some of the best people watching in LA, the restaurants in the area are surprisingly affordable including the original Cheesecake Factory and of course you need to take a picture outside the famous sign and fountain #beverlyhills #losangeles #voyagevibes

The Getty Center houses a collection of Western art from the Middle Ages to the modern era, attracting approximately 1.8 million visitors each year and is one of the most popular museums in the United States. 🚗Self-driving: • Some GPS directions may be inaccurate • Navigation address: N Sepulveda Blvd & Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049 • The only public entrance is at the intersection of Getty Center Drive and Sepulveda Blvd. 🚌Take Metro: • Friends living in the west/Downtown can take Metro Rapid 761 (runs daily) and get off at Sepulveda/Getty Center station. ⏰Opening hours: • Monday: Closed • Tuesday to Friday, Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM • Saturday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM • Closed on New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas 💰Charge information: • Admission is free, but time slot tickets must be booked online in advance • Parking fee for self-drive vehicles: $25 ($15 after 3pm; $10 after 6pm) 🚡 Cable car information: After parking, you need to take The Getty Center Tram, which takes about five minutes up the mountain to the museum. Keep to the left when going up the mountain to see more scenery. ⚠️Notes: • Packages larger than 11x17x8 inches must be stored • Personal photography is allowed, but flash photography is prohibited. Professional photography such as wedding photos, model photos, etc. is prohibited. 📍 Getty Center 🗺️ 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049 US #LosAngeles #LA #California #LAGoodPlaces #GettyCenter #GlobalTravel

The Los Angeles City Hall is open to the public for free. ✅No need to buy tickets ✅No appointment required ✅Walk In Directly First, register as a visitor and go through security at the main entrance on Main Street🛂 Then you can take the elevator to the top floor Another flight of stairs leads to the outdoor viewing platform You can enjoy 360-degree views of LA📌 The arch building can be photographed from the back door of City Hall, which is also very beautiful (Figure 2) There are few tourists here, and you can also visit this historic building. There are some exhibition halls where you can learn about the history of LA🙌 📍 Los Angeles City Hall 🗺️ 201 N Main St Los Angeles, CA 90012 ⏰ Open from Monday to Friday #LosAngeles #LA #California #LAGoodPlaces #downtownla #GlobalTravel

Disneyland Resort is located in Anaheim near Los Angeles in the USA. It was the first Disney theme park in the world, opening in 1955. Here are some tips to have the best visit! 🏰 First, take photos with the castle. Yes it is the smallest castle in any Disney park, but it might be the most iconic. Sleeping Beauty’s Castle can’t be missed as you walk down Main Street U.S.A. into the park. 🗻 Ride the Matterhorn Bobsleds! It’s definitely one of my favourite attractions in the park, and I love that it’s been here for so many years! 🛸 Tomorrowland is my favourite area in the park. Firstly, Space Mountain never disappoints and then we have Buzz Lightyear’s Astroblasters which is so much fun. 🛶 Adventureland is often overlooked but it has the iconic Jungle Cruise! Indiana Jones Adventure is also an incredible ride and this area also has great dining options. 👑 Fantasyland ～ this area has so many family friendly rides including Peter Pan’s flight and the carousel. Here you can also find the Royal Hall which has meet and greets for the princesses. 🐭 Finally, don’t forget to watch the parade! Download the official Disneyland Resort app to find out times and locations. #tripblazers #disneylandresort #losangeles #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #california #summerdestinations

🎢 Start with Radiator Springs Racers: Head here early to experience this popular ride inspired by the Cars movies with minimal wait. 🎠 Explore Pixar Pier: Enjoy attractions like the Incredicoaster and the Pixar Pal-A-Round, and don’t miss the charming games and eateries. 🌮 Try the Food: Sample delicious options like the street tacos from Cocina Cucamonga and the gourmet popcorn at various stands. 🌈 Catch the Shows: Watch “World of Color” for a stunning nighttime water and light show that’s a must-see. 🕰️ Use Genie+ for Shorter Waits: Maximize your time by reserving spots for popular attractions and avoiding long lines. #summerdestinations #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #disneyland #disney #losangeles

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 📍 Hollywood ~ find your favourite stars on the walk of fame and see the iconic Chinese theatre with the actor’s handprints outside. 📍 Griffith Observatory ~ go for sunset and see the incredible views over LA. 📍 Santa Monica ~ see the beautiful beach and have fun on the rides at the pier! 📍 Venice Beach ~ walk along the boardwalk to see body builders at muscle beach, skaters in the skate park and so much more! 📍 Disneyland ~ take a day trip to the happiest place on Earth with Mickey Mouse! 📍 Beverly Hills ~ explore the playground of the rich and famous, with big mansions and luxury stores on Rodeo Drive. 📍 The Broad ~ this museum has a large collection of modern art by iconic artists like Andy Warhol. 📍 Getty Center ~ a private art collection and beautiful architecture overlooking the city. #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates

#bookstoresandgalleries My visit to the Watts Towers Arts Center in Los Angeles was a unique and inspiring part of my summer vacation! 🎨🏰 Located in the Watts neighborhood, the arts center is home to the remarkable Watts Towers—an intricate series of towers made from steel and adorned with mosaic tiles, shells, and glass. The entrance fee is modest, around $10, which is a great value for such a distinctive cultural experience. The towers were created by Simon Rodia over 33 years, and the detail and creativity are truly impressive. The arts center also features exhibits about Rodia’s life and the local community’s artistic endeavors. The surrounding Watts neighborhood has a rich history, and it’s worth exploring the nearby community murals and cultural sites. 🌟🖼️ If you’re in LA and want to experience something off the beaten path, the Watts Towers Arts Center is a must-see! #trip #localguides #WattsTowers #LosAngeles #ArtInPublicSpaces #CulturalHeritage

#summerdestinations My visit to Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles was an unforgettable experience during my summer vacation! 🌌🔭 Perched on Mount Hollywood, the observatory offers breathtaking views of the city and the iconic Hollywood sign. Best of all, admission is free, though parking in the nearby lots costs around $10. The observatory itself is a blend of history and science, with fascinating exhibits on space and astronomy. I loved exploring the planetarium shows and peering through the massive telescopes. The surrounding Griffith Park is also fantastic for hiking, and we enjoyed a scenic walk along the trails. Nearby, the LA Zoo and the Greek Theatre are worth checking out if you have time. 🌳🎟️ If you're in LA and interested in the cosmos or just want stunning views, Griffith Observatory is a must-visit! #trip #localguides #GriffithObservatory #LosAngeles #Stargazing #CityViews

#summerdestinations Exploring the Hollywood Walk of Fame during my summer vacation was a fantastic experience! 🌟📸 Located along Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, this iconic sidewalk celebrates stars from the entertainment industry with over 2,600 brass stars embedded in the pavement. The best part? It’s free to visit, though parking can be a bit tricky and might cost around $10-20. Walking along the Walk of Fame, I was excited to spot stars of my favorite celebrities and take plenty of photos. The area is bustling with street performers, souvenir shops, and various landmarks. Nearby, we checked out the TCL Chinese Theatre, where we marveled at the handprints and footprints of Hollywood legends, and Griffith Observatory for a stunning view of the city and the Hollywood sign. 🌟🎬 If you’re visiting LA and want a taste of Hollywood glamour, the Walk of Fame is a must-see! #trip #localguides #HollywoodWalkOfFame #LosAngeles #StarSpotting #IconicLandmarks

#summerdestinations Visiting The Getty Museum in Los Angeles was a highlight of my summer vacation! 🎨🌟 Located in the hills of Brentwood, this world-renowned museum offers stunning art collections and breathtaking architecture. Admission is free, though parking is $20, which is well worth it given the museum’s extensive exhibits and beautiful gardens. The Getty’s art collection spans centuries, featuring everything from medieval manuscripts to modern art. I was particularly impressed by their European paintings and sculptures. The museum’s architecture, designed by Richard Meier, is as captivating as the art itself, with its sleek lines and expansive views of LA. 🌆 Nearby, we explored the Getty Villa in Malibu, which is a short drive away and offers a different but equally fascinating experience. If you’re in LA and love art, The Getty Museum is a must-visit! #trip #localguides #TheGettyMuseum #LosAngeles #ArtLovers #CulturalGem

Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles 🇺🇸 And then we arrived in Los Angeles, almost completing the goal of the long journey. If we go back to the first day of traveling from Seattle - Alaska- Victoria - Las Vegas - Arizona, Utah - Los Angeles, today we have arrived at another symbol of the Hollywood Sign that is famous all over the world. A simple sign but there are so many tourists, it is worth traveling again... For the next post, I will recommend how to travel to get close to the Hollywood Sign and where to park for easy travel. And which way to go will be a close-up photo spot. Many people may already know, but if anyone doesn't know, follow me. #HollywoodSign #losAngeles #usatravel #phototravel #bloggertravel #withmyshutter #100WaysToTravel

I bought a buy-one-get-one-free ticket for Universal Studios before departure, allowing us to enjoy two full days there. There weren't too many people on the day, so the wait times for rides were not too long, with the longest being only 35 minutes, and some rides only took 5 minutes to get on. We even rode many of them multiple times. The Mummy, Jurassic Park, and Harry Potter rides are must-tries 😆 Some rides made us quite dizzy 😅 You can queue as a single rider for The Mummy and Harry Potter rides, allowing you to ride them multiple times consecutively. They are incredibly thrilling and fun. The Studio Tour takes about an hour and showcases various filming locations, definitely worth setting aside time for. Additionally, the Waterworld show is a must-see, lasting about 45 minutes with three showtimes daily. Don't forget to catch it.

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 In LA there are many iconic locations like Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Disneyland that many people visit, but there are less visited places that you should see! 📍 The Last Bookstore ~ located in Downtown LA, this book store is huge and and also sells records! There are many unique photo opportunities too. 📍 Downtown Santa Monica ~ not too far from the iconic pier, this area has a lot of street art and it’s fun to explore! 📍 Venice Canals ~ just a few blocks back from Venice beach, most people don’t even know this place exists! #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 📍 Disneyland Resort ~ take a trip to the happiest place on Earth, the original Disney park. With so many things to do, it’s such a fun day out for the whole family. 📍 Santa Monica ~ has so much to offer including beautiful beaches and you can’t miss the iconic pier! There are rides and attractions and the vibrant neon lights come alive at night. 📍 Venice Beach ~ a unique place to explore. Wander along the boardwalk and watch skateboarders in the skate park, body builders in muscle beach and so much more! 📍 Melrose Avenue ~ visit the Sunday market and walk around to find iconic street art. #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates

Los Angeles is the perfect summer destination ~ save this guide for your next trip to the USA! ☀️🇺🇸 📍 Beverly Hills ~ the playground for the rich and famous, with huge mansions, and luxury shops on Rodeo Drive, also known as the most expensive street in the world. 📍 Griffith Observatory ~ a must visit for sunset, with incredible views over the city. 📍 The Broad ~ a modern art museum with many iconic pieces from Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. 📍 Getty Center ~ a private art collection and incredible architecture. Also great views of LA. #summerdestinations #usatrip #losangeles #usatravel #losangelestrip #losangelestravel #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #unitedstates