Others Near Los Angeles,CA
Hoover Walk - Los Angeles Marques Garrett: This is a cute, artsy spot in the middle of a neighborhood. Don’t be fooled by an internet search or recommendation; this is not a big place or even an attraction that’s monitored by anyone throughout the day. It is, however, nice to see the street art and vegetation.
Bradbury Building - Los Angeles Monét Thibou: This is a very pretty building.
Please beware, you are only allowed to take pictures on your phone NO CAMERA PHOTOS ALLOWED. There is a guard who will remind you of that.
This building has very pretty architecture with great lighting for selfies. That’s all it is lol
Stop by and take a cute photo!
Hollywood Bowl Museum - Los Angeles Oscar H. Fajardo: Nice to visit this small gem . I always wanted to know more about the origins and founders of this iconic venue and this is where to come.
Ripleys Believe It or Not! - Hollywood Jim H: Had a fine time with my daughter. I was here years and years ago. We were looking for a fun activity that wouldn’t break the bank. Lots of fun exhibits. My 16yo daughter left saying she had alot of fun. Spent about an hour there. Take your time when going through it, will enjoy it more.
The Hollywood Museum - Hollywood Daniel Will-Harris: FANTASTIC TREASURE TROVE OF HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA!
Classic Hollywood costumes and props galore! More historic stuff than I saw at the official Academy museum.
Four floors of costumes, props, set pieces, autographed headshots, jewelry, cars and more.
The basement is for horror fans, but isnt too scary.
The first floor features Factors beautiful building, makeup, costumes and headshots of the most famous movie stars or yesteryear.
There are superheroes, singers, and other famous folk on the second and third floors.
Well displayed and maintained, its a joy for movie lovers.
All housed in the classic art Deco Max Factor building. He was one of Hollywoods most famous makeup artists, and of course started his line of makeup.
Its clear this collection was made and is maintained with a love of old Hollywood.
Admission is only $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, and a mere $5 for kids!
If you love classic Hollywood, youll love the Hollywood museum!
Avila Adobe - Los Angeles Eric Esots: Very cool to see the first house in this metropolis! Although largely rebuilt, it is modelled as it was in the 1840s. Free entry, donation box inside if you wish to support the organisation.
Neverland - Los Angeles Dales Charlotte Anne (Chicks MzCharliez): Yearly visits like Peter Pan. Rescuing all Gods creations
Hollywood Bowl - Los Angeles Daniela Bailey: I loved it. Getting there and parking can be challenging and pricey, so be prepared. Read all the details about your event prior.
The grounds are beautiful. The amphitheatre is very well designed and even though we were pretty far from the stage, the sound was great and we didnt feel like we were too far.
They let you bring food from outside but theres food vendors and they looked pretty Good.
Thriller House - Los Angeles B A “OpinionExpress”: Didn’t expect to see this in my life. Unexpectedly came across this while partner was looking at the charmed house and a neighbour told us all about it. Please be respectful this is someone’s house, don’t run up the steps or try the front door.
Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl - Los Angeles Onesmus Murungaru: Lovely spot! Its a place you can drive right up to on Mulholland Drive, nice and easy. And the views are absolutely breathtaking! You can see the Hollywood Bowl spread out before you, the tall buildings of downtown LA reaching for the sky, and on a clear day. Its a real treat for the eyes, a peaceful place to take it all in without having to walk far at all. You should really consider a visit!
