The Los Angeles Union Station is a historical and contemporary transportation centre that links passengers to trains and buses. It was established in 1939 and is the largest railroad passenger
The Museum of Illusions is a 3D art interactive museum on Hollywood Boulevard. It provides a professional combination of illusion-based displays, such as upside-down rooms, floating effects, and realistic art
Lake Hollywood Park is a worth-seeing place located in the Hollywood Hills beneath the famous Hollywood sign. The park has a big grass-covered field ideal for picnics, yoga, dog walking
The Broad is a modern art gallery in downtown Los Angeles, on Grand Avenue. It opened to the public in 2015 and houses the largest collection of postwar and contemporary
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles is an organization run by artists to display art. It was created after 1940 in two locations, the Grand Avenue at
The Walt Disney Concert Hall is home to the Philharmonic and Master Chorale in Los Angeles. It is famous for its exterior curving stainless steel panels designed by architect Frank
The Grammy Museum is a four-story, 32,000-square-foot, downtown museum in L.A. Its Live entertainment complex organises music, culture, and Grammy Award history with interactive exhibits like artists and genres and
The Los Angeles Theatre is a French Baroque-style movie palace in downtown Los Angeles, 615 S Broadway. It is the most costly theatre ($100) in this area, and it is
Orpheum Theatre is a historic and lavish Spanish Baroque located at 842S Broadway in downtown Los Angeles. The theatre was opened in 1926 and then converted into an entertainment centre.
Hollywood Bowl is a well-known outdoor music theatre in the Hollywood Hills. It has been a venue of concerts and events since 1922. It is one of the most popular
Hollywood Forever Cemetery is a historic and culturally rich spot in Los Angeles, which was founded in 1899. It is the graveyard of numerous Hollywood legends, such as Judy Garland
El Capitan Theatre, which opened in 1926 and was restored by Disney in 1991, is considered a landmark in Hollywood for its classic design and modern technology. It is designated
