San Fernando Valley - Dægrastytting

“The Griffith Observatory is a facility in Los Angeles, California, sitting on the south-facing slope of Mount Hollywood in Los Angeles' Griffith Park. Only 15 minutes away, It commands a view of the Los Angeles Basin, including Downtown Los Angeles to the southeast, Hollywood to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the southwest. The observatory is a popular tourist attraction with a close view of the Hollywood Sign and an extensive array of space and science-related displays. Admission has been free since the observatory's opening in 1935, in accordance with the will of Griffith J. Griffith, the benefactor after whom the observatory is named. Over 7 million people have been able to view through the 12-inch Zeiss refractor, since the Observatory's 1935 opening; this is the most people to have viewed through any telescope.”

“LACMA is definitely one of LA’s coolest attractions. Outside it has the famous row of lights that attract a number of tourists and there’s a lot of other cool art inside that’s worth checking out. It also has a solid (but pricey) outdoor restaurant called Ray’s & Stark Bar, which is great for happy hour or a bite between exhibits. The Jazz at LACMA summer series is a free outdoor performance by SoCal jazz musicians with special appearances in the past by jazz legends like John Clayton, and Billy Childs. What to know before you go: LACMA is open 11am to 5pm Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 11am to 8pm on Friday, and 10am to 7pm Saturday and Sunday.”

“This is a must-visit if you’ve never been. The Harry Potter World is crazy! Buy tickets ahead of time online and make sure to get there early to give yourself enough time to see everything.”

“Just two blocks from Hollywood Boulevard, Runyon Canyon Park is an often overlooked urban park that offers some great views. Atop the canyon, you can glimpse views of the San Fernando Valley and the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Hollywood Sign and Giffith Observatory. The park also boasts several hiking trails and is a popular spot for celebrities to exercise. Travelers say that the canyon is reminiscent of Old Hollywood with several old mansions and estates scattered throughout the park – keep your eyes peeled as you follow the trail. ”

“Free! Just pay for parking. Majestic hilltop buildings, the art is Ok, the traveling collections can be great, but the real attraction is the space and gardens themselves. Must not miss!”

“Great place to see the famous Walk of Fame of every star who has graced Hollywood. Enjoy exploring and learning more about the world's most famous sidewalk and the celebrities it honors! ”

“elite shopping , stores, food courts, and beautiful people. Amazing restaurants also exist on the premises! ”

“It's touristy but fun, shops and restaurants next door to famed Grauman's Chinese Theatre and framed by costumed "superheroes."”

“This is a “must visit”. Great views of LA and the Hollywood sign. The museum in the Observatory is free. There are lots of hiking trails to explore in the park. ”

“Fun place to take the family. Go to the museum and then have a picnic in the garden. Bring a blanket and listen to live music on the weeks! Jazz in the park is always my favorite. Look online to see the schedule and what events they have going on.”

“If your into high end shopping this is definitely the place for you. Window shopping is also fun here or even if you would like to stop by for a bite to eat or drink. It’s a beautiful and famous place to visit in Beverly Hills. ”

“The Original Farmers Market is one of the most important historical landmarks in Los Angeles! It features many dining options, and a taste of old Hollywood. It’s located adjacent to The Grove shopping and entertainment district, CBS Television City, with many shops, fresh fruit, meats, seafood, and some of the BEST apple fritters! ”

“The Hollywood Pantages is a MUST see when in Los Angeles. A fully restored classic Art Deco theatre, former home of the Academy Awards. You can see Broadway shows with original casts right here in Hollywood! ”