Discover L.A.'s Museum Row & WeHo Car Free

04/11/2013

Discover Los Angeles

A trip to Museum Row and West Hollywood (aka WeHo) provides a true feast for the senses, including art, architecture, history, shopping, dining and nightlife. All it takes for some instant gratification is either a rather long walk or a short local bus ride. This full-day itinerary takes approximately six to eight hours if all stops are visited. Skip stops if you are running low on time, or want to spend more time enjoying a particular point of interest.

Recommended Methods of Travel: DASH Bus, Walking
Total Distance: 5 miles. Walking Distance: 3.5 miles.

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100 Free Things to Do in Los Angeles: Free Museums

10/12/2012

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When it comes to Los Angeles museums, the words “free admission” have a certain ring. Imagine standing before a priceless van Gogh without having paid a dime, or strolling through the galleries and gardens filled with Roman statuary at the renowned Getty Villa. Artistic "free"-dom indeed.

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Downtown L.A. Art Walk

The Guide to Los Angeles Art Walks

10/12/2012

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From Downtown L.A.'s thriving art scene to Venice's longstanding funkiness to San Pedro's eclectic collections near the Port of Los Angeles, local art walks give both locals and visitors an opportunity to get the true flavor of a community, not to mention a much-needed art fix.

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Schindler House in West Hollywood

100 Free Things to Do in Los Angeles: Special Free Admission Days

10/12/2012

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In Los Angeles, free days at museums aren’t difficult to come by. In fact, so many L.A. museums offer free days that it's easy to enjoy some of L.A.'s greatest treasures without spending any money. Find out which days are free and discover some of L.A.'s best museums at no cost.

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L.A.'s Cutting Edge Architecture

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