Guide to LOS ANGELES
Sightseeing
Walk around and enjoy the many outdoor murals in this newly revitalized neighborhood
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Art District
Traction AvenueWalk around and enjoy the many outdoor murals in this newly revitalized neighborhood
Echo Park Lake
Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 S Grand Ave
Silver Lake
Muelle de Santa Mónica
200 Santa Monica PierPlenty of boutique shops to walk through here
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Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Abbot Kinney BoulevardPlenty of boutique shops to walk through here
Observatorio Griffith
2800 E Observatory RdStand near the Hollywood Lake for the best photo with the sign behind you.
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Letrero de Hollywood
Stand near the Hollywood Lake for the best photo with the sign behind you.
Rodeo Drive
Rodeo Drive
Melrose Avenue
7763 Melrose AveLittle Tokyo
Elysian Park
835 Academy RdMy favorite park in LA. (Swing isn’t there anymore)
Food scene
One of the most famous must-try restaurants in Los Angeles. Advance reservation is highly advised.
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Bestia
2121 E 7th PlOne of the most famous must-try restaurants in Los Angeles. Advance reservation is highly advised.
Opened in 2019 by the owners of Bestia, Bavel took LA by storm with its ambiance and delicious food.
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Bavel
500 Mateo StOpened in 2019 by the owners of Bestia, Bavel took LA by storm with its ambiance and delicious food.
Chef Owner Mei Lin, winner of Top Chef Season 15, finally opened her cute Asian Fusion establishment.
Nightshade
923 E 3rd StChef Owner Mei Lin, winner of Top Chef Season 15, finally opened her cute Asian Fusion establishment.
Manuela
907 E 3rd StWurstküche
800 East 3rd Street
Mercado Grand Central
317 S Broadway
Guisados
1261 Sunset Blvdsixth+mill pizzeria and bar
1335 E 6th StPasta Sisters
3343 W Pico BlvdAmazing matcha soft serve ice cream and matcha latte with oat milk!
Tea Master Matcha Cafe and Green Tea Shop
450 E 2nd StAmazing matcha soft serve ice cream and matcha latte with oat milk!
Sushi Enya
343 E 1st St
Sushi Gen
422 E 2nd St
Colori Kitchen
2019 W 8th StJOEY DTLA
700 W 7th St
Majordomo
1725 Naud StMarugame Monzo
329 E 1st StHowlin' Ray's
727 N BroadwayIt's not overrated. The wait is worth it.
Hae Jang Chon Korean BBQ Restaurant
3821 W 6th St
Guelaguetza Restaurante
3014 W Olympic BlvdSun Nong Dan
927 E Las Tunas DrHangari Kalgooksu
9916 Garden Grove Blvd
Ham Ji Park
3407 W 6th StAhgassi Gopchang
3744 W 6th StYifang Taiwan Fruit Tea - Koreatown Los Angeles
3726 W 6th StOakobing
3300 W 6th StKorean shaved ice!
Seaweed Sushi Bar/Hand Roll Bar
3450 W 6th StUnassumingly good.
Caffé Concerto
610 S Serrano AveItalian-Korean Fusion
Escala
3451 W 6th StCalifornia Donuts
3540 W 3rd StCafe Bora LA
3807 W 6th StPurple Yam and Persimmon focused desserts!
Jeong Yuk Jeom Korean BBQ 정육점 LA
621 S Western AveA bit more upscale KBBQ establishment
Asian-inspired soft serve ice cream flavors in a taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry)!
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Somi Somi
621 S Western AveAsian-inspired soft serve ice cream flavors in a taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry)!
Mister Bossam
338 S Western AveKorean pork belly wraps!
Honey Hi
1620 Sunset BlvdGreat brunch options
The Kitchen
4348 Fountain Avecomfort breakfast/brunch
Destroyer
3578 Hayden AveExperimental and fresh brunch spot in trendy Culver City
Boba Guys - Rideback Ranch
1670 Beverly BlvdNo frills Thai restaurant. A delicious option that does not break the bank!
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Ruen Pair
5257 Hollywood BlvdNo frills Thai restaurant. A delicious option that does not break the bank!
A highly sought after meal here is worth a trip to Los Angeles. Expect to make reservations three months in advance.
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3455 Overland AveA highly sought after meal here is worth a trip to Los Angeles. Expect to make reservations three months in advance.
Melrose Place
Melrose PlaceGreat White
1604 Pacific AveWanderlust Creamery
609 Lincoln BlvdSalt & Straw
829 E 3rd StEarl Grey Lavender for the win.
Tar & Roses
602 Santa Monica Boulevard
Tallula's
118 Entrada DrSHARP TEA
123 Astronaut Ellison S Onizuka StMian
301 W Valley BlvdBig Softee
128 S Atlantic BlvdMÍRAME
419 N Canon DrLA Cha Cha Chá
812 East 3rd StreetAll Day Baby
3200 Sunset BlvdMuseum
Hauser & Wirth
901 E 3rd StThe Broad
221 S Grand AveLa Villa Getty
17985 Pacific Coast Hwy
Museo de Arte del Condado de Los Ángeles
5905 Wilshire BlvdMuseo de Automóviles Petersen
6060 Wilshire BlvdMuseo Nacional Japonés Americano
100 N Central AveEl Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
250 S Grand AveConsejos para la ciudad
Cómo moverse
The Many Faces of LA
Los Angeles is deceptively big. Every neighborhood has its own charm worth visiting. From the East, we have Arts District, Little Tokyo, Downtown LA, Chinatown. As we head westward into the center of LA, we'll pass by Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Koreatown, Griffith Park, Hollywood. Farther west will be West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Mid-Wilshire, Culver City. Our west coast consists of Santa Monica, Venice, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach. It can easily take a few days just to explore all the different neighborhoods of Los Angeles.