Let's learn how to go sightseeing in Los Angeles California, one of the best cities to visit in the United States for having dozens of things to do, from family activities, as a couple or alone.
1. Tour the Wildlife Reserve in the Sepúlveda Basin
These are huge wild groves that adorn the natural landscape, where you can see a variety of animal species such as water birds, fish, and small and large mammals.
Inside the reserve, it is hard to believe that you are in a city, especially one like Los Angeles, which has so many buildings and other infrastructure.
2. Watch the birds at the Audubon Center
Debs Park is home to this great natural center that follows the strictest environmental standards. A space to get away from the hustle and bustle that is generated in the city and connect with nature.
3. Stroll through Griffith Park
It is the park with the largest wilderness area in the United States, which also has one of the icons of the city: the Griffith Observatory.
Some of the activities to do are hiking and stargazing in the observatory, since some of the exhibited presentations are free.
4. Visit the famous Hollywood sign
The iconic sign is on Mount Lee, in the Hollywood Hills area of the Santa Monica Mountains.
Although closed to the public, some hiking trails get close enough to see the famous sign.
There is a vantage point outside Griffith Park, near the Hollywood Lake Reservoir, great for taking pictures and admiring the beautiful wild scenery.
5. Have a nice day at Leo Carrillo State
March to May is a good season to visit Los Angeles because the weather is perfect to discover its beaches; one of the most popular is in the Leo Carrillo State Park, an extensive sandy area with caves in the sea and beautiful landscapes throughout the area.
6. Discover a romantic atmosphere in El Matador
Romantic beach with crystal clear waters and rocky shores, an ideal place for a sunset dinner inside one of the hidden caves. You will hardly find a more romantic beach than this one, located about 10 miles northwest of Malibu.
7. Try riding a wave at Surfrider Beach
The best beach to surf in Los Angeles is Surfrider Beach, in Malibu, a sandy area with beautiful landscapes where you don't have to be an expert to try to tame one of its many waves.
8. Enjoy a bohemian and interesting atmosphere in Venice Beach
Beach for those who prefer a more picturesque environment. Jugglers, bodybuilders and Harry Perry, the famous turban-wearing guitarist, can be seen.
9. Hang out in Venice Canals
Admire the spectacular houses that are on the canals of Venice, buildings away from the hustle and bustle of the center with beautiful wooden bridges. It's a great way to relax in L.A.
10. Visit the iconic Santa Monica Pier
Relax with a leisurely walk along one of the most famous piers in the United States, as you watch the sunset and appreciate the scenery. There you will find a small amusement park, Pacific Park, equally legendary in the city.
11. Spend some quiet time at El Pescador
The westernmost beach in Los Angeles with restaurants, food stalls and a natural environment of impressive rocks and calm waters. It has a great variety of fish and birds that roost on the coast.
12. Marvel at the natural pools at Abalone Cove Shoreline Park
Famous beach for its beautiful trails and natural pools that form at low tide. Perfect for a picnic and walking the path that leads to “El Punto Portugués”, its main attraction.
In the pools you can see small crabs, sea hares and octopuses.
13. Enjoy a bike ride on Hermosa Beach
Lush beach south of Los Angeles for sunbathing, biking, rollerblading and volleyball. This is an excellent option if what you prefer is a long walk along the city's extensive maritime line.
14. Spend all day at Cabrillo Beach
Beach with one of the most familiar and peaceful environments in Los Angeles. A very nice place with the Cabrillo Maritime Aquarium and many more activities to do as a family.
15. Visit Redondo Beach
In this beach town you can visit the famous Redondo Breakwell surf spot or admire the views on a romantic getaway. It is also a good place for a quiet family vacation as it is one of the less crowded areas in the area.
16. Walk the Hollywood boulevard
Spectacular avenue with a Hollywood atmosphere. Don't forget to walk past the famous Grauman's Chinese Theater, where movies are often premiered with celebrity attendance. It is adjacent to the Dolby Theater, home of the Oscars.
17. Walk and look at the stars on the Walk of Fame
Long walk through more than 2,000 famous stars framed on the sidewalks of the boulevard. There you will see the plates of Michael Jackson, Marlon Brando, Celia Cruz, Tom Cruise and many more personalities of the entertainment and social scene of the United States and the world.
18. Tour the luxurious Beverly Hills
The most exclusive neighborhood in Los Angeles for being close to Hollywood and home to many celebrities.
In Beverly Hills are the most luxurious stores in the city, a quiet, safe area and very practical in terms of travel.
19. Take a tour of the most famous studios of American cinema
The most famous movie studios in the world are also a tourist site in Los Angeles. These are: Paramount Picture Studio, Warner Bross Studio and Universal Studios Hollywood. A tour of these film sets guarantees total fun.
20. Visit Rancho La Brea
In Hancock Park, in the heart of the city, you will come across this interesting site where many prehistoric fossil remains were rescued.
21. Tour Grand Central Market
Delight yourself with a gastronomic walk and see if any of the products of this old market interest you. It also has flower shops, night games, movie screenings, and many other attractions.
22. Go back to childhood at Disneyland
Visiting Los Angeles and not going to Disneyland is like never having been to the city. The most famous amusement park in the world, with its characters from animated movies and all its surprises, also guarantees a fun day for the whole family.
23. Meet the famous Walt Disney Concert Hall
Impressive concert hall between Hope Street and Grand Avenue, which only for its structure deserves to be visited. You can reserve a ticket for the next event and enjoy the acoustics of the place.
24. Travel the Mulholland Highway
Road famous for appearing in dozens of movies. It has a winding road and a nice view of the hills and the residential houses of the place. Ideal for a relaxing car ride.
25. Explore Little Tokyo Neighborhood
For any lover of oriental culture this stop is mandatory, as the Japanese quarter in Los Angeles is emblematic. There you can delight yourself with the beautiful Japanese architecture and with a tasty and authentic Californian Rolls, original from that area.
26. Stroll through the James Irvine Japanese Garden
This elegant and beautiful garden is one of the main landmarks of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. It is surrounded by Japanese flowers and trees, perfect to disconnect and feel comfortable in an environment full of majesty.
27. Connect spiritually at the Koyasan Buddhist Temple
First Buddhist temple to be built in the United States. This historical monument is on San Pedro Street, within the Japanese quarter; an ideal place for Buddhist spirituality or just to admire.
28. Tour Olvera Street
Known as the oldest street in Los Angeles, in the exotic Chinatown. You will be able to see some of the first buildings in the city, such as the Avila Adobe house, one of the most visited places by tourists, as well as other emblematic and ancient works of Mexican architecture.
29. Explore the central square of Chinatown
Strolling through the Chinatowns of any part of the world is always a pleasure, especially if you visit Los Angeles.
The central square is the main point of this area that always celebrates interesting events and where you can enjoy exotic dishes from the Far East.
30. Stop by the Thien Hau Temple
Beautiful temple dedicated to the goddess of the Chinese mythology of the sea, Mazu. It is a building that transports anyone to the oldest Chinese culture, turned into a tourist landmark in Los Angeles Chinatown.
31. Explore downtown Koreatown
A fairly multicultural area of Los Angeles where you will find restaurants, karaoke bars and bars open 24 hours a day. It is a very busy downtown area, perfect for tourists who need cheap and practical accommodation.
32. Explore the hipster side of Los Angeles in West Hollywood
West Hollywood occupies a small part near Hollywood, making it a perfect area to stay and sightsee. It is full of independent boutiques and vintage stores. Without a doubt, one of the most interesting neighborhoods in the city.
33. Take a walk around downtown Los Angeles
The most central neighborhood in the entire city is Downtown, the financial district with the most skyscrapers and bustling streets. It is connected to the rest of the public transportation in other areas of Los Angeles.
Due to its lively nightlife, it is one of the most popular and also one of the most accessible places that you can visit.
34. Stay in the apartments of "Los Feliz"
Less touristy accommodation area and therefore quieter and cheaper. It has a cozy hillside and lovely groves, but without being far from the center. There are few hotels, so it is preferable to rent an apartment.
35. Enjoy a busy night on the Sunset Strip
Sunset Boulevard is one of the most famous in Los Angeles, while Sunset Strip is the best neighborhood to party in the city. It is between Hollywood and West Hollywood, with bars, trendy pubs and comedy clubs like The Comedy Store, one of its most famous.
36. Visit the controversial Chateau Marmont
Majestic hotel in a beautiful classic style with more than 90 years, where historical moments and several interesting incidents with many celebrities have occurred. A building full of anecdotes that is worth visiting.
37. Visit Charlie Chaplin Studios
If you are a fan of this silent film legend, “The Jim Henson Company”, located on La Brea Avenue, is a mandatory stop. That's where Charlie Chaplin filmed his movies.
38. Enjoy a drink at The Edison
Sophisticated bar in the city center with a beautiful setting and the soundtracks of the most popular films as background music. Simply spectacular.
39. Visit the iconic Viper Room
One of the most famous clubs in Los Angeles, formerly owned by actor Johnny Depp. A place of excesses and scandals, a favorite of Hollywood rock stars.
40. Have a great night at the Academy Nightclub
One of the largest clubs ever built with a capacity of around 1400 people, plus an impressive sound system and an extensive ballroom.
In the also known as Create Nightclub you can access the external patio and admire an elegant Asian style.
41. Delight in blues music at the Harvelle’s Blues Club
Known for being the oldest blues venue in the city of Los Angeles. There you can clear your mind and enjoy the best music of this genre, while you surround yourself with an authentic and interesting atmosphere.
42. Listen to live DJs in Avalon
Famous nightclub with spectacular live shows and talented and world-renowned DJs. It has a first class restaurant and VIP lounge.
43. Enjoy the music of great promises on The Echo
Small disco where many of the now great movie stars have started their careers. Monday events are usually free.
44. Relax to reggae music at The Echoplex
Below The Echo nightclub you will find this small venue where comedy events and monologues are held. Wednesday night is the best for listening to reggae with resident DJs and Jamaican guests.
45. Enjoy the best hip-hop songs at Playhouse Nightclub
This club opens on Thursday nights with a hip-hop ticket added to Latin and reggaeton music. It is perfect if you want to dance while enjoying a 100% urban environment.
46. Enjoy dance music at Sound Nightclub
The liveliest music and the most interesting electronic events are always held at Sound Nightclub, a place to dance and let the music fill the senses.
47. Hang out at Jumbo’s Clown Room
Famous bikini bar perfect if you want to feel like a Los Angeles resident. It has dancers and contortionists giving shows in the open air. It is the ideal place to relax while having a cold drink.
48. Get on the OUE Skyspace LA
One of the most famous skyscrapers in Los Angeles and the perfect destination to admire the city. It has a glass slide that you can use if you want to fill up with adrenaline, but it is not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo.
49. Stroll around Greystone Mansion
Grand mansion in Beverly Hills often used to shoot movie scenes. Now it is a public park to admire and take pictures.
50. Explore the Clifton Republic
At 5 stories high and a tree that rises several dozen meters, this complex has a bar, cafeteria and restaurants, which are worth visiting. Artisan cocktails and delicious desserts of all kinds await you in this interesting place of commerce.
51. Get to know the Holocaust Museum
Museum with objects, artifacts, photographs, among other pieces of great value, from the Holocaust, at 100 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90036.
Its objective is to make the new generations aware of this unfortunate event of humanity and pay tribute to its victims.
52. Be impressed at the African American Firefighters Museum
Two-story museum where you will see photographs of the most prominent firefighters in Los Angeles, artifacts from other times and reproductions of all African American firefighters in the United States.
53. Walk Eldred Street
It is the steepest street with the most feet in Los Angeles, built in 1912, long before the city banned slopes greater than 15%.
It is a street that not even motorcyclists can ascend or descend without the help of residents, as it has a slope that is equivalent to 33%.
54. Visit Dodger Stadium
Home of the Major League Baseball team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, with space for 56 thousand fans, making it the stadium with the largest capacity for visitors in the United States.
This heritage of the city has inside a museum with historical items of the team and an official store with souvenirs. It is very close to Elysian Park.
55. Photograph yourself in the famous streetlights of Urban Light in Los Angeles (County Museum of Art)
Southern California's most famous work of public art and the most recognized and sought-after sculpture by tourists to be photographed in.
Since 2008, the streetlights have stood at the entrance to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and came to illuminate the streets of the south of the city for some time. They date from the 20s and 30s of the 20th century, the work of the American artist, Chris Burden.
56. Enjoy the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Museum that houses René Magritte's famous painting, La trahison, and pieces by other great artists such as Picasso, Tizano, Rembrandt and Monet.
At the Boone Gallery, it offers activities for children to be distracted and seduced by art; in its open spaces is the sculpture of Jesús Rafael Soto, Penetrable.
57. Marvel at the beautiful architecture of the Cathedral of Christ
It is the temple of the largest Catholic church in the world and the one with the fifth largest organ, a Hazel Wright.
Its facade and side walls are made of glass, a beauty that also makes it one of the major tourist attractions in Los Angeles, in the extreme southeast of the city.
58. Visit the Los Angeles Central Library
8-story 1926 building with genealogical publications, famous fictional titles, historical photographs of the United States, and many other interesting content.
This public library and research site features sculptures, lamps, and the rotunda, the centerpiece of the building with murals that depict California history.
59. Be amazed by Madame Tussauds Museum
It is a wax museum that opened in 2009 with more than 100 figures of Hollywood movie stars. One of the most striking is that of Marilyn Monroe.
The museum offers exhibits on themes including how a movie is made, Marvel superheroes, modern classics, VIP parties, the spirit of Hollywood and the Wild West.
60. Meet the Los Angeles Zoo
Zoo founded in 1966 now with a thousand species, many of them in danger of extinction. You will see alligators, elephants, kangaroos, Komodo dragons, meerkats, goats, sheep, among other animals. It is open from 10:00 a.m. at 5:00 p.m.
61. Hollywood Park Casino in Los Angeles
One of the most striking casinos in Los Angeles for its decoration in the best Hollywood style and for its track where horse races are held once a week.
62. The Broad Museum
It is the largest museum in the far west of the United States, opened in 1913, with pieces that describe 4,500 years of the country's history.
Its façade is quite a show due to the colonnaded rotunda, the marble walls and the dome. You will find permanent exhibits throughout its three floors.
63. Look at the Los Angeles City Hall
Beautiful building in the downtown district of Los Angeles that with its 32 floors and 138 meters, was until 1964 the tallest in L.A.
There the citizen mayor has his office and it is where the City Council holds its meetings.
On the 27th floor there is a free lookout with great views of the city and its iconic places, such as the famous Hollywood sign and the Griffith Observatory.
64. Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
4 thousand m cathedral2 with capacity for 3 thousand people that replaced the original temple, which in 1994 gave way due to a strong earthquake in the city.
Its façade is quite far from the one traditionally found in Catholic temples. It has a tower where the bell tower is, a cloister, a square and an underground parking lot.
The parishioners go through a spiritual path where they go from the secular to the sacred. It's on the corner of Temple and Grand Avenue.
65. Enjoy a good opera at Dorothy Chandler Pavillion
Opera with beautiful decoration and modern structure with four levels and a total of 3,197 seats. Its beautiful chandeliers are an eye-catching attraction.
66. Find out about Chinese history at the Chinese American Museum
Downtown Los Angeles Historic Landmark, which became the first Chinese museum in Southern California.
It is in the Garnier Building with permanent exhibits, such as Hing Yuen Hong of yesteryear (a Chinese store that has been recreated) and Origins, which recounts the rise in Los Angeles of the Chinese American community. It works since 2003.
67. Stroll through Palisades Park
Park in Santa Monica with incredible views of the coastal mountain range and the Pacific Ocean. It has areas for picnics, benches, bathrooms, sculptures, among other things.
68. Explore the Mexican side of Los Angeles at Placita Olvera
Strolling down Olvera Street will make you feel in a picturesque Mexican town, for its restaurants and inns faithful to the style and tradition of the Central American country.
69. Visit Union Station railroad station
Opposite Olvera Street is Union Station, which is also a film set for many scenes from movies and television series. You can hang out and take a train ride.
70. Visit the Brooklyn of Los Angeles, Silver Lake
Popular neighborhood that went from being an ordinary city to one of the most elegant areas of Los Angeles.
The Silver Lake Reservoir, a beautiful lake in this neighborhood, is a loop for runners and those who prefer a long, relaxing walk. You can have a hot or cold drink at the Lamill Cafe and enjoy the views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
71. Visit Staples center
Better known as the sports arena for the NBA teams Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Lakers, but it has also hosted the Grammy Awards.
Madonna and Michael Jackson are two of the many music stars who have rehearsed in this square.
72. Admire Watts Tower
Modern artwork of 17 interconnected towers in South Los Angeles. It is a National Historic Monument, an icon of the city.
73. Visit the independent bookstore The Last Bookstore
Curious bookstore famous for being one of the most accessible in the city and for having a unique and curious atmosphere that invites you to read. If you are looking for cheap and good quality books, visit it.
74. Visit the Bradbury Building
A majestic and popular building, a regular tour destination that has been featured in numerous Hollywood movies, and by being there you'll know why.
75. Visit the picturesque town of Solvang
Small Danish-style town about 200 km north of L.A. perfect to relax and admire a landscape that will make you feel in Denmark.
76. Meet the California Science Center
Science and culture center in Exposition Park with amazing art and science exhibits, from galleries to an aquarium.
77. Stroll down the elegant Rodeo Drive
Three-block area and one of the most luxurious areas of the city, with expensive boutiques and exclusive designer fashion stores, in Beverly Hills.
78. Tour the luxurious RMS Queen Mary ship
Floating hotel in Long Beach, 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles, famous for being the flagship of the Cunard-White Star Line. This beautiful boat, a symbol of status and wealth, is worth visiting.
79. Meet the imposing Bixby Creek Bridge
One of the most photographed bridges in the state of California, between Los Angeles and San Francisco. It is an unmissable stop if you travel to L.A. by car.
80. Explore Lake ArrowHead
Splendid area with lakes and forests, often used for movie scenes because of its beautiful wild environment. Visiting it is a great idea.
81. Battleship USS Iowa Museum
Museum of warships and their history, where the lifestyle of the soldiers is known, based on an armored ship from World War II. This is an educational visit 10 minutes from the Port of Los Angeles.
82. Visit the Los Angeles Callejones market
Set of streets with more than 200 stores selling clothing, footwear and accessories, at good prices. It is on the main street in the Santee Alley area.
It is not a tourist site because it does not have great beauty, but its attraction is that you will find good merchandise at low prices.
83. Get on the Angels Flight
If you are in the center of Los Angeles, in the Downtown district, try riding this elegant funicular, a short but enjoyable ride that costs only a dollar.
84. Marvel at the Aquarium of the Pacific
Just half an hour from Los Angeles, also in Long Beach, you will find this aquarium with much of the world's marine life, such as life-size whales, coral reefs and different ecosystems.
85. Enjoy the colonial atmosphere in the historical monument of the Town of Los Angeles
Historic area of the city with many buildings in the old Mexican style, which you reach through Olvera Street. It has museums, a church, Church Square and other great tourist attractions.
86. See vintage cars at Petersen Automovite Museum
Exhibition of 250 vehicles from many parts of the world that shows more than 120 years of automotive history. It is a tour of only one hour.
87. Stroll through LA Live
Complex with concert halls, dance halls, cinemas, restaurants, hotels and the popular Xbox Plaza, in the heart of Los Angeles, South Park district, very close to Staples Center.
88. Original Farmers Marke
It is a place to buy products such as peanut butter, donuts, cheeses, gluten-free foods, meats, seafood, fish and Mexican food. It's on the corner of Third and Fairfax streets.
89. Head to the Korean Friendship Bell
Famous solid bronze bell symbol of victory, freedom and peace, gift from the Republic of Korea to the United States for the celebration of its bicentennial. It is in the San Pedro neighborhood, at the intersection of Gaffey and 37 streets.
90. Skate in the parks
Skating in Los Angeles is as common as surfing and for this there are places like Venice Beach Park, The Cove (Santa Monica), Skatelab, Culver City Park and Belvedere Park.
91. Relax at the Center for Yoga and Sahaja Meditation
Center with free meditation workshops for everyone every Sunday morning.
92. Travel to the 20th century at the 1300 residences on Carrollen Angelino Heights Avenue
Learn about the architecture of the Victorian era in these residences and the influence it left in this area of Los Angeles.
93. Observe the street art of Los Angeles
Los Angeles street artists have their space in various murals around the city. You'll see samples of classic, modern, hip-hop, and impressionist paintings.
Among the murals are: “Corazón de Los Ángeles”, anti-girl; "The Wrinkles of the City", by JR, "I Was a Botox Addict", by Tristan Eaton, among others.
94. Tour the Villa del Parque Leimert
African American culture and its jazz clubs, cafes, shops and restaurants await you at the Leimert Park Village, in the center of the Crenshaw district.
95. 2Learn about art in NoHo
North of Hollywood, in the NoHo Arts District, you can marvel at boutiques, theaters, fashion stores, public art and much more. This is one of the best things to do in Los Angeles, California.
96. Explore other environments Silvestre de Los Angeles
If you are a cyclist or mountaineer and you also like to explore natural and wild places, Los Angeles offers you places like the Angeles National Forest, Topanga State Park and Malibu Creek State Park.
97. Watch the sunset at Palisades Park
It is one of the most beautiful and oldest parks in the city where you can ride a bike or walk, while watching the ocean in a beautiful sunset.
98. Visit the Point Fermin lighthouse
Point Fermin Park, at the southernmost point of Los Angeles, is home to the historic Lighthouse, Point Fermin Lighthouse, which has been in existence since 1874.
It is a perfect experience if you want to contemplate a panoramic view from above or simply observe a beautiful panorama from the park. Visit it from Tuesday to Sunday.
99. Try shooting archery
Pasadena Roving Archers Academy offers free archery lessons for first-time visitors.
100. Relax on the famous Los Angeles Riviera
To the southeast of Venice you can find Marina del Rey Bay, a place to relax and enjoy various activities on the Los Angeles Riviera.
101. Learn to swim
With the Operation Splash program, promoted by the Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation, you learn to swim, whenever you visit the city in summer. Learn more here.
What is the best time to travel to Los Angeles?
The best time to travel to Los Angeles is between March and May and between September and November, when there are fewer tourists and the temperature is between 15 and 22 degrees.
If you like low temperatures, it is best to visit the city between December and February, months in which you will also find better deals on hotels because it is low season.
Los Angeles California map
Los Angeles California weather
Between December and February, it is winter. The temperature in this period is very pleasant. The rains fall in these months, but in February they intensify.
Between March and May, the temperature ranges between 20 and 25 degrees, so the climate is mild. From June to August is summer, the best season to go to the beach.
The fall season is between September and November. The weather drops a bit, especially in the last two months of this period.
Upcoming Events in Los Angeles California
April 02
Celine Dion will give a concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles as part of the Courage Word Tour.
From 03 to 05 April
Billie Eilish will be at The Forum Inglewood presenting her concert tour titled: Where do we go?
April 17th
The Spanish singer, José Luis Perales, will give a concert at the Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles.
April 26
If you're a fan of Britney Spears, head to The Zone's interactive room on West 3rd Street, where the music videos of this pop artist will be screened.
May 1
Pepe Aguilar will perform at the Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles.
What to do in Los Angeles in one day
You can start by getting to know the neighborhood that was once a city and that since 1926 merged with Los Angeles; there you can visit Venice Beach and Boardwalk.
You can go to Hollywood and see Hollywood Boulevard and reach the famous Chinese Theater to enjoy the IMAX cinema.
You can go to Beverly Hills to shop on Rodeo Drive, where there are galleries, exclusive jewelry stores and the highest fashion.
Another option is to visit any of the museums. Of course, even if it's one day, a trip to Los Angeles would not be complete without visiting the area near the famous sign on Mount Lee.
What you can't miss in Los Angeles?
Among the things that you cannot miss are visiting a museum, taking a tour of Universal Studios in Hollywood and if you are a lover of classical music, visiting the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Para intentar toparte con una estrella de Hollywood debes visitar el restaurante Wolfgang Puck, espacio muy frecuentado por actores y actrices.
Un lugar que no puedes perder es el museo Madame Tussauds Hollywood. Y, por supuesto, tomarte una foto muy cerca del letrero más famoso del mundo o ir de compras al Rodeo Drive.
Qué hacer en Los Ángeles en 7 días
Día 1
Puedes visitar el paseo de la fama y Hollywood Sign.
Día 2
Pasea por Universal Studios.
Día 3
Ve de compras a Beverly Hills y admira las mansiones y su arquitectura. En la noche puedes ir hasta West Hollywood y quizás te encuentres con algún famoso.
Día 4
Pasa el día en Disneyland.
Día 5
Ve a las playas de Santa Mónica y en la noche visita boutiques en Rodeo Drive.
Día 6
Visita el viñedo Napa Valley.
Día 7
Dirígete a Palm Springs para que des un paseo en bicicleta, camines por las dunas y desierto, juegues tenis o montes a caballo; y en la noche, asiste a un concierto en el Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Cómo recorrer Los Ángeles
Todo dependerá del tiempo que decidas pasar en la ciudad, pero un recorrido que te permitirá conocer la esencia de Los Ángeles incluye el Paseo de la Fama, Santa Mónica, realizar un tour por los estudios de cine, el Observatorio Griffith, Sunset Strip, Beverly Hills, Chinatown, Cartel de Hollywood y Little Tokio.
Puedes hacer tu recorrido alquilando un vehículo, pues en Los Ángeles hay muchas compañías que los rentan; también tienes la opción de contratar un uber o realizar un tour que te llevará por los sitios más emblemáticos de la ciudad.
Esta ha sido nuestra selección para que puedas hacer turismo en Los Ángeles California. Comparte este artículo y déjanos tu opinión.
