Los Angeles Travel Guide

 112 Reviews  I went there alone! But it was so fun! I screamed like a kid and had a blast! It is a little bit expensive but it totally worth it. Avoid long lines with the "special pass" they sell. With this pass you don't have to wait in line. I would do it again for sure! 

 19 Reviews  Last visit November, 2012 Californians are passionate about their In-N-Out Burger's, the drive thru is always stacked with cars, there is always a line inside with people waiting patiently for their orders. I usually find myself at In-N-Out at least once when I'm in So Cal and this trip was no... 

 21 Reviews  Thursdays with Karma brings a more casual, but no less label-minded crowd (less suits, more Fred Segal). Soulful house, hip-hop and funk ! Drink specials change weekly from free champagne and strawberries for the ladies to early open bar for all. HIGH FASHION~ Definitely a place to put your heels &... 

 66 Reviews  Don't be nervous about driving in LA if you are a tourist. I landed at LAX on my first ever visit to US and drove straight from LAX to West Hollywood. Also this was my first time driving on the right side of the road. The roads (boulevards) are very wide and the Interstate is super wide. Maybe on... 

 14 Reviews  Located west of LA is the Camarillo shopping mall. It's huge and has a large number of your (well my) favourite brands incl North Face, New Balance and Vans. Lots and lots to keep boys and girls of all ages happy though it's a long trek to get here. The mall is broken into three areas and there's... 

 14 Reviews  When you are in Los Angeles, either in the city of L.A. or in another part of the county, you'll see several restuarants. On the window of establishments, you will see a letter- either an "A", "B" or "C". These letters go accordingly to the quality of food preparation and overall kitchen standards... 

 62 Reviews  I come from a small town in New Hampshire and moved to East LA for grad school. Honestly...I never really researched the area before moving there but after I got there, so many people that I met were astonished that I lived in that area! I do not think it is as bad as most people think. Yes, there... 

 15 Reviews  It is sad that tourists spend so much time and gas driving to see the sign when the only way to get really close to it is to hike up to it by parking just north of 6363 Deronda Dr, 90068. Or, see it from Griffith Park so you can enjoy the observatory too. There is noting, zero, zilch around the sign... 

 11 Reviews  If you are coming during the winter, be prepared for generally, sunny days and cool evenings. The best way to dress is in layers. When it does rain, it is chilly. So be prepared and do bring a warm jacket. When the sun is out, the days are quite comfortable and nice. People on average dress pretty... 

 62 Reviews  Central Library on 5th St. OK, maybe a library is not the typical tourist site but it is an intriguing place speaking from an architectural standpoint. Also, there is an on-going exhibit area and art gallery. There is a beautiful little park-like setting which serves as a place where people can... 

 12 Reviews  My goal in life is to visit every baseball stadium in the Major Leagues. Dodger Stadium is special because it is my home stadium. I've been there more times than I can count. It's always a pleasant experience. 1) Arrival & Departure I give this a 4 (on a scale of 1-5 where 5 is best). It has... 

 21 Reviews  Stimson House is a gorgeous little Richarsonian Romanesque castle just south of downtown. Once the most expensive home in all of Los Angeles (costs of over $150,000 in the 1890s), it has been a popular TV series shooting location (The Bionic Woman, Pushing Daisies, Mad Men, The Mentalist), feature...