The Getty Center is the world’s most comprehensive arts, conservation and education institution
This is one of the best places to be when it’s summer in L.A. Once I played Skee Ball and earned 12,000 tickets! All I got was a plastic whistle, but still.
One of L.A.'s best museums and most spectacular architectural wonders. Don't miss the amazing gardens!
Iconic L.A. landmark in Griffith Park features great views of the city and even greater views of the cosmos!
Located at 3rd & Fairfax adjacent to The Grove shopping center, the Original Farmers Market features an amazing array of eateries with cuisine ranging from Singaporean to French to American BBQ.
Vista Del Valle Drive is a road on the southeast corner that is now closed to motor vehicles. This is a fantastic bike route that leads to a lookout to LA, Santa Monica and even the ocean on clear day Leia mais.
Drink at the Porch Restaurant Bar on the 2nd level. Ask for Elenore. She rocks!!
Grab some cheese, wine (no glass allowed!) and blankets then snuggle up with your date in the cool night air. Make sure to come back for the famous "Sound of Music" Sing-a-long! #vday
Come check out the new sea otter and animal care center exhibits as well as the new 4D effects for the movie
General Admission is like $25 and they close at 6pm so make sure you get there early to take full advantage of it.
via LA Mag: CityWalk is a bizarro world where Tony Roma's & Bubba Gump are the star chefs, Upstart Crow with a book on its sign doesn't sell books, and parking ($15 before 3 pm) is plain extortion!
Go get a loge seat. Place your bet, grab a made-to order ham or turkey sandwich and a draft beer, then sit and enjoy your horse's triumph!
The hills meet the ocean at this absolutely beautiful beach and will make you forget that you are but a few miles away from the 11 million residents of greater Los Angeles.
Oh, sure, it's a lovely garden, but the stars of the show are the peacocks that roam about the grounds.
