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Explore Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a city that presents you with many faces and distinctive neighborhoods, each offering something exciting. The city has so much going on that you’ll want to give yourself plenty of time to explore.

Pop Culture in Los Angeles
Start with the storied attractions of Hollywood, such as the Walk of Fame and TCL Chinese Theatre, before strolling the section of Sunset Boulevard known as The Strip with its vibrant billboards, restaurants and famous nightclubs.

Music lovers will feel right at home in downtown’s L.A. Live complex, home to the Grammy Museum, which features exhibits and memorabilia tracing Los Angeles’ prominent role in popular music. Families won’t want to miss Universal Studios Hollywood and its theme-park thrills, movie attractions such as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and the famed Studio Tour.

Beach Towns
Everyone in Los Angeles has a favourite beach, and each beach has its own vibe, from the famed Malibu to lively Manhattan Beach.

Santa Monica’s 5.6-kilometer stretch of sand is marked by the world-famous pier. The pier – with its amusement park, arcade and aquarium – is a short walk from Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade, an outdoor mall offering shopping in a festive environment.

Neighbouring Venice Beach is equally enchanting, but at the same time, a world apart. The beach is spacious and the sidewalk features a quirky – some might say “outrageous” – mix of people suitable for a movie set.

Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive
Synonymous with high-fashion shopping and high-end dining, browse and window-shop Beverly Hills’ single-name stores, such as Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Lanvin, Tiffany’s and Valentino.

This is also a place to people-watch: Sip a latte outside one of the cafes on the palm tree-lined sidewalks and watch the luxury cars roll by, or see if you can spot one the many celebrity residents disguised as everyday people.

Cultural Institutions
Another fantastic place to see stars – and panoramic views of the city – is the Griffith Observatory atop a hill in Griffith Park northwest of downtown. This is just one of the city’s many must-see stops for culture seekers.

There’s the Getty Center with its soaring architecture and cozy museum rooms full of sought-after permanent and traveling art exhibits. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art features more than 120,000 works, representing ancient and modern culture. Nearby, the Craft & Folk Art Museum, the Page Museum (home to the La Brea Tar Pits), the Architecture & Design Museum and the Petersen Automotive Museum will round out your museum hopping.

West Hollywood

West Hollywood is synonymous with the glitz and glamor of the California scene. Known for its exquisite shopping, world-class dining and thriving entertainment industry, this walkable city attracts visitors from around the world with its star-studded allure. From the cutting-edge Design District to the chic boutiques on the Sunset Strip to the high-energy vibes of Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood offers excitement, culture and history against the spectacular backdrop of Los Angeles – all of which can be viewed from a sparkling rooftop pool.

Anaheim

Drawing the most visitors is Disneyland Park, the original theme park opened by Walt Disney in 1955. The adjacent Disney California Adventure Park pays tribute to state history and culture, and the Downtown Disney District is a shopping and entertainment district at the resort. In nearby Buena Park, popular Knott’s Berry Farm is the home of roller coasters, famous fried chicken and Peanuts cartoon characters.

Sports fans will want to head to Angel Stadium, where the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim play professional baseball from April through September. Pay a small fee and sign up for a behind-the-scenes ballpark tour. The Anaheim Ducks hockey season is from October through April at the Honda Center, which is also a concert venue.