A tour of LACMA offers a comprehensive survey of the history of art throughout the world. The museum has more than 100,000 objects that represent many cultures, dating from prehistoric to modern and contemporary periods. Ancient art treasures encompass pre-Columbian finds as well as the largest Islamic art collection in the western United States.
The largest encyclopedic art museum west of Chicago, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has one of the finest collections in the country. Founded in 1910, the museum moved to its present site in prestigious Hancock Park in 1965. The six-building complex offers a wide selection of European and American art. LACMA West, across the street, holds Latin American art and a Children’s Gallery.
The ocean is the unifying force of this disparate region, where waves crash against the cliffs of the Palos Verdes Peninsula and tankers head for the busy ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Food markets in LA reflect the region’s ethnic diversity and obsession with a healthy lifestyle. Downtown, Grand Central Market sells produce and also has plenty of inexpensive food stalls.
From traditional, old-school watering holes to the latest and trendiest hot spots, LA’s diverse bar scene is always expanding. Enjoy yourself, but be aware of rigorously enforced anti drinking-and-driving laws when planning your itinerary for the evening.
A tour of LACMA offers a comprehensive survey of the history of art throughout the world. The museum has more than 100,000 objects that represent many cultures, dating from prehistoric to modern and contemporary periods. Ancient art treasures encompass pre-Columbian finds as well as the largest Islamic art collection in the western United States.
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel 
The largest encyclopedic art museum west of Chicago, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has one of the finest collections in the country. Founded in 1910, the museum moved to its present site in prestigious Hancock Park in 1965. The six-building complex offers a wide selection of European and American art. LACMA West, across the street, holds Latin American art and a Children’s Gallery.
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El Capitan Theater 
Rancho Los Alamitos
Point Fermin Park
The ocean is the unifying force of this disparate region, where waves crash against the cliffs of the Palos Verdes Peninsula and tankers head for the busy ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Food markets in LA reflect the region’s ethnic diversity and obsession with a healthy lifestyle. Downtown, Grand Central Market sells produce and also has plenty of inexpensive food stalls. 
From traditional, old-school watering holes to the latest and trendiest hot spots, LA’s diverse bar scene is always expanding. Enjoy yourself, but be aware of rigorously enforced anti drinking-and-driving laws when planning your itinerary for the evening.
