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Los Angeles welcomes everyone to experience the romantic settings of this diverse global metropolis. From spectacular coastal sunsets to candlelit dinners, you and that special someone will find romance in every corner of the city. Read our itinerary and enjoy three days of romantic bliss in Los Angeles.
The area of Los Angeles known as the Westside encompasses a diverse range of multicultural, historic and luxury neighborhoods. In this second part of our guide to the Westside, we cover Brentwood to Westwood and Sawtelle Japantown, including hidden gems of culture, history, shopping and nature.
From L.A.’s ancient source of life, to mountain trails and one of the most romantic beaches in California, here are ten of the most popular Los Angeles outdoor locations on Instagram.
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Los Angeles is home to an internationally renowned collection of museums that offer a visual feast for visitors. Here are ten of the most popular museums on Instagram.
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To the north of the Los Angeles Basin lies the San Fernando Valley, a bastion of suburban living with network and movie studios, parks, art galleries, shopping centers, sushi restaurants, theme parks and much more. Often referred to simply as "The Valley," it's a good idea to go beyond the stereotypes and visit a few lesser-known attractions to get a more intimate picture of the 260 square-mile region. We’ve gathered some great locations that fly under the radar in dining, recreation and culture, so you can get a good feel for what The Valley is really all about.
Read on for a list of the best places in Los Angeles to access free Wi-Fi, so you can check-in, “Like,” and share wherever you go.
For Rose Bowl and BCS Championship fans and alumni who are visiting Los Angeles, here are guides and articles that will help make your trip to LA an unforgettable visit.
Originally a Spanish ranch that grew lima beans, Beverly Hills is now one of the most famous neighborhoods in Los Angeles, recognized for Rodeo Drive, its high-value real estate, and multiple references in film and television. Investors came looking for oil but found water instead, making it a prime location to build a town. Beverly Hills was incorporated in 1914, named after Beverly Farms in Massachusetts and the hills in the immediate area. The city’s glamour and appeal to Golden Age Hollywood movie stars were established when Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford bought land to build Pickfair, their legendary 56-acre estate. Explore the hidden gems of Beverly Hills and you’ll soon become an expert on an LA neighborhood that’s known around the world as the epitome of luxury and style.
Hotels throughout Los Angeles offer unforgettable views, from panoramic cityscapes to the Santa Monica Mountains and stunning coastal sunsets.
Downtown Los Angeles has undergone a revitalization the past several years, growing beyond the city's business center to becoming a cluster of various neighborhoods with their own distinct personalities. From the Arts District to the Historic Core, and Chinatown to South Park, every enclave makes Downtown rich with culture and opportunity. Check out a few of the lesser-known attractions, which highlight the best of Downtown's history, its exciting present and bright future.
