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Things To Do In Los Angeles
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21 Grauman's Chinese Theater
Grauman's Chinese Theater is full of exotic art from China and
its jade-green bronze roof rises 90 feet into the air. It simply
looks spectacular particularly when lit at night. Grauman's is a
true Hollywood landmark.The theatre opened in 1927 with the debut
of the original silent version of King of Kings, produced by Cecil
B. DeMille. This famously famous Chinese theatre draws millions
to see its legendary forecourt cement hand and footprints from movie
stars past and present. Grauman's Chinese Theatre has been the site
of more gala Hollywood movie premieres than any other Chinese Hollywood
theatre. Grauman's impresses inside and out.
Fame has its price. As well as the entrance fee, Grauman's Chinese
Theatre is very popular. You may find a few imitation stars milling
outside – don’t be fooled, they are looking for photo
ops and expect you to pay for it.
22 Olvera Street
History is the main attraction at Olvera Street. If you head for
the Plaza you will discover many fine old buildings dating back
to the beginning of Los Angeles time. Perhaps echoing a distant
past, Olvera Street, birth place of L.A. not only gives you many
fine old buildings to admire but a small slice of Mexico, served
hot with just a touch of spice. Go to the visitors center and ask
them for information about a self-guided tour of all the historical
buildings and points of interest. They should have a brochure, a
few helpful tips and directions for you.
If history doesn't grab you, Olvera Street is a nice place to eat
and/or take a stroll down Mexico way. It's the kind of place that
makes the locals feel like they are they aren't. Olvera Street is
world famous for its Mexican-style marketplace lined with street
vendors, cafes, restaurants and gift shops selling Mexican dresses,
leather huaraches, tooled belts, piñatas, and snacks like
churros.
Once you have had your fill of Mexico you can visit China(town)
which is located nearby. In particular check out the Chinese Gate
at the Mandarin Plaza.
23 (38) Greystone Park and Mansion or Greystone Manor
If you want to see an LA mansion this could be for you. Enter the
home that should be yours through the wrought-iron gates and let
your imagination take over. The lushly landscaped16-acre grounds
and 55-rooms are all yours for nothing so long as you don’t
mind sharing. The fortress-like Tudor mansion Greystone manor contains
over 46,000 square feet of living space. It is widely regarded as
the largest and grandest mansion on the West coast. It is certainly
the biggest home ever built in Beverly Hills which is just as well
as it attracts a lot of visitors.
Greystone's dramatic appearance and open manor have lead to key
roles in many stately Hollywood movies. For more click the link
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24 (39) Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach is the beach Volleyball Capital of the World but
hey-man, chill. It also has a slightly alternative side and why
not when life is a beautiful wide flat sandy beach.
Hermosa Beach is great for just about everything. Sunbathing, beach
volleyball, surfing and paddle boarding. The Strand path that runs
along Hermosa's beach from Redondo Beach which facilitates further
activitying with walking, talking, jogging, bicycling, skateboarding,
rollerblading and whilst all enjoying the sunning and the surfing.
25 (40) Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach has much a thing to do. A salt water lagoon, Monstad
Pier, Fishermans Wharf a pleasurable pleasure complex and a small
slice of small boat heaven at King Harbor. The salt water lagoon
apparently gets a little heated by a nearby steam plant and gets
its attractiveness from its sandy and grassy surroundings.
You can enjoy good views of the Palos Verdes Peninsula from the
urban side of Redondo Beach. The beach has a bike path and a lighted
walkway which is great for an evening stroll.
Redondo Beach is next to the Redondo Pier which describes itself
as"..Redondo Beach Pier and International Boardwalk are a family
destination featuring over 50 dining, entertainment and shopping
choices and within walking distance to beautiful seaside accommodations"
and it is a good place to park.
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