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07/12/2008 to 07/12/2009
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Unscheduled - Los Angeles
In 153 trips
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The Heritage Square Museum is a kind of preserve for Los Angeles' endangered buildings (focusing primarily on the Vi …
In 193 trips
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Bradbury building is the most impressive Victorian building remaining in L.A. Determined to build a lasting monument …
In 330 trips
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This is one of the most historical homes in the entire L.A. area. Once inhabited by the Getty family, the Getty Oil …
In 39 trips
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Korean Cultural Center is where you can see Korean art exhibits and get historical information about Korea and the K …
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UCLA's Hannah Carter Japanese Garden is a Kyoto-style rock garden features a teahouse, bridges, a shrine and a centr …
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10920 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 1520
Los Angeles, CA 90024-3986
United States
+1 310 794 0320
Add to TripLos Angeles, CA 90024-3986
United States
+1 310 794 0320
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Self Help Graphics & Art is a community visual arts center that was started by a small group of artists working out …
In 1021 trips
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Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens sits on 113 acres in the heart of Griffith Park and boasts an average annual a …
In 44 trips
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There is plenty to do at this recreation center for kids and adults alike. Kids will have fun on the playground that …
In 56 trips
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This is a great place to get yourself centered and to get your body in shape at the same time. They specialize …
In 54 trips
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First, there was the treadmill, and then there was the Stair master. Now it has gone literally one step beyond. With …
In 19 trips
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This is one of the best designed, maintained and situated courses in the city. Although private, any golf fan should …
In 481 trips
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This is one of the many natural wonders of Southern California. Created from local hot springs millions of years ago …
In 144 trips
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Back on October 3, 1993, Angelenos celebrated the re-opening of the cherished downtown Central Library, which had be …
In 42 trips
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The Dunbar Hotel was built in 1928 by John Alexander Somerville in order to afford African Americans with elegant ac …
In 286 trips
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Every year near the end of October the Los Angeles Farmers Market holds its weekend-long Fall Festival where you can …
In 269 trips
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Clustered on a three-block stretch of Wilshire Boulevard sit five museums with different kinds of collections: Calif …
In 314 trips
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Japan's top architect, Arata Isozaki, built this museum in 1986. The series of bright galleries with exposed vaults …
In 206 trips
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This annual festival hosts some of the big names in jazz, reggae and hip hop. Situated on the UCLA campus, guests ge …
In 37 trips
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This substantial park has tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamonds, a pool, and a children's playground. …
In 24 trips
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This gallery focuses on various artwork from the sub-Saharan region of Africa. Works housed here include such creati …
In 140 trips
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Next door to the Seventh Market Place, this building, designed in 1991 by Cesar Pelli & Associates, is a Los Angeles …
In 302 trips
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The area that MacArthur Park now covers was once a swampland. But in the 19th century Mayor William H. Workman broug …