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the top 10 best things to do in Los Angeles.
Let's get right into it.
Number 10, Scroll through the Marvelous Gardens at the Huntington
Library Huntington Library is the Historical Library sprawling
Gardens, a Museum that allows you to stroll through the
Marvelous Gardens.
Their themed gardens are the most stunning, manicured outdoor
spaces, and the Museum, again, is equally impressive.
The place is a stress free escape, and the spacious grounds
feel fascinating.
Some areas around the Chinese Garden seem to linger slightly,
but Huntington has made sure that all the narrow paths are
converted into one way traffic.
So that's something to keep in mind around the Chinese Garden.
It's a one way counterclockwise loop around the central pond
and small bridges that have been converted into the oneway
loop. Also in the Japanese Garden, the steps from the Zen
Garden are one way towards the Magistrates House.
Well, the next thing might be more surprising and lovely.
Number nine, See LA from above at Griffith Park Griffith Park
is a 4,000 plus acre rugged Park in the Center of the city
Los Angeles.
The trails, the views, the flora, the howls of Coyotes down
the canyons, the twinkle lights of downtown in the distance.
Centralized Park in the hilly wilderness of Griffith Park
make for a stellar alternative for you to explore.
This rugged Park is surrounded by the Trek through the mix
of native Shepard and landscape paths.
But don't miss the Griffith Observatory to view the La Basin
as it stretches out to the ocean.
Griffiths myriad wilderness and attractions catered to all
types, including the Bronson Caves.
To explore and intrepid, hikers to relax under the shades
and Burden passage through the Fern Dell, picnic tables,
Crystal Springs, and Archaic cages at the old Zoo.
The pop culture lovers can also catch the show at its Greek
theater or visit the Walt's Barn, where Disney World tinkers
away with model trains.
Number eight pose in front of Streetlights at LACMA.
This is Chris Burden's Urban Light.
The piece, made up of 202 cast iron Street lamps gathered
around La and restored to working order, stands outside the
massive Museum.
Here, you can take your selfies with your friends.
Go behind beyond the Photo inviting venture installations,
the LACMA's collections.
They offer modern masterpieces or traditional Japanese screens.
Also large scale contemporary works and the most terrific
special exhibitions of La.
Of course, you should not miss the Museum that reopened with
a Yoshitomo Nara exhibition.
The Urban Light is one of the memorable landmarks over the
past decade and is inevitably what most visitors will identify
the Museum with the 20 acre complex of buildings where they
have been houses has been quite the reverse, and the midcentury
Grace of the original William Perera design campus was mucked
with postmodern editions.
Number seven, Travel Back in Time at the Drive in Los Angeles
has about a half dozen drive in movie theaters in Southern
California that are still going incredibly strong as theaters
are opening.
It is one of the best ways to view the first run movie.
It is tons costeffective, fun and one of the safest ways
to explore the outside world.
We are talking about the drive in theaters of Los Angeles.
They still exist, and that's why it's so impressive.
Numerous drive in theaters are there in Southern California
that have stayed true to those midcentury ways.
Just pack a picnic or stuck up at the snack bar and enjoy
the flick at one of these classic drive in theater locations.
In addition, you can go to Mission Tiki Drive in Theater,
Paramount Drive In Theater, Violin Drive in Theater and the
Rhodium number six, Take a scenic drive around the Palos
Verdes Peninsula.
The Palos Verdes Peninsula is the 10 miles of Street drive
hugging the Coast from the Torrets border to San Pedro.
The first third of your drive sticks mostly to the Panoramic
real estate a few blocks inland.
But after you round the Point Vicente, the drive changes
dramatically. For some miles past Terranea, there is nothing
but undeveloped ocean front Hill sites, Golden, huge Bluffs
and the winding roads.
You can take a stroll by the Point Vicente Interpretive Center
for views of the nearby Lighthouse.
Besides, you can start your drive with the clifftop viewed
towards Santa Monica Mountains from the small parking lot
at the intersection of Palos verdes Drive and Paseo del
Mar Palo Verde Real Estate Once you enter San Pedro, you
will consider wrapping up at the Korean Bella Friendship
for the Idyllic terminus.
Number five, Walk along the Venice Canals A walk along the
Venice Canals would be so relishing ever in Los Angeles.
A series of small canals run through the beachfront neighborhood,
hence the name Venice.
Tucked between the Posh Abbot Kinney and the grimy Venice
Boardwalk, the Venice Canals offer an entirely different
side of the streets.
You can take a stroll through these three canal line blocks
and you will discover the scenic views, including the charming
Beach houses, arching pedestrian bridges, the occasional
paddleboarding Bulldog and the bunches of ducklings.
Though you won't find the boat rentals anywhere along the
canals, you can bring out your non motorized vessel to tour
the neighborhood at water levels via the launch ramp at Venice
Boulevard. Number four, Watch a movie in a parking lot.
Drive in Movie theaters are popping up in the parking lots
all over Los Angeles.
Well, that's because the outdoor movie seasons mean watching
classic films on a rooftop or the Cemetery.
And this year they have all gone to the drive in in Los Angeles,
Cinespia has found a new life with the temporary car friendly
format in Griffith Park.
Several newcomers at the Glendale Parking Garage or the Hollywood
Roosevelt Parking Garage are enjoying the initiative.
You cannot miss out on the new screenings in series, sprouting
up constantly and be sure to check out the updates whenever
you decide to watch a movie there.
This initiative is all to appreciate the movie making and
spending some time outside.
Number three, Hike the Silver Lake Stairs Several people
are scattered around the Silver Lake Verdant Hill sides and
its outdoor stairways, but what is the attraction captivating
them to do so.
These WPA Aero staircases are entirely suited for fitness
or workout, including a tour of the area.
Though some of the homeowners have tried to prevent the open
access of the stairs, they made no mistakes as these sets of
stairs are for public use.
You can explore the exhaustive list and don't plan to miss
out on the highlights.
Yeah, here the highlights includes the heart painted Michela
Torina stairs that have MitchellA Torina Street and Sunset
Boulevard, as well as the music box steps that have Del Monte
Drive and Vendome Street of Laurel and Hardy Fame.
Number two, Watch the sunset from El Matador Rocky coves
dominate the small, beautiful state Beach in Malibu, six
miles North of Malibu and 25 miles from Santa Monica.
It is just past Leo Carillo Beach.
This is all because it is easily the most scenic stretch
of the coastline in the region.
And is it the only accessible via a steep, gravely path from
a paid parking lot there?
But don't worry, as your efforts are all worth it.
Whether watching the waves lap against the rocks or enjoying
the sunset view, you will feel fascinated.
Also, don't miss out on the tides.
The high tides over the Beach here are stunning as the Beach
is narrow and sand comes at a specific premium when high
tides roll in, never miss them.
Arriving there early and staying late would reward you with
the memorable Dawn of sunset.
Collectively, you can visit the El Pescadores and La Piedra
beaches nearby, and all three from the Robert H Myer Memorial
Beaches. Number one, Admire the coastline atop Temacula Park.
Finally, we have the best thing to do in Los Angeles, and
this is to admire the coastline atop the Temescal Gateway
Park, the Temescal Gateway Park in the Pacific Palisades Hillsides
Park with various viewpoints of the ocean.
Your visit is worth it here, with a variety of flora, terrain
and views of the city and Pacific Temescal Canyon or Gateway
Park is great for all the hikers, dog walkers and trail runners.
Here you will experience the breathtaking and spectacular
views that span from Catalina to downtown and enough very
terrain to keep you and your furry friends going.
Of course, that includes going to the Valley.
Should you dare.
Also, don't miss the stop signs made there as they are Photo
enforced. And you will be sent to find of some dollars if
you roll through.
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