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3-D SPACE
Intimate basement museum preserving and celebrating the art, science, and history of stereoscopic imaging from the 1830s to today.View Details: 3-D SPACE -
Adamson House and Malibu Lagoon Museum
Historic beachfront home known as the “Taj Mahal of Tile” with stunning ceramic tilework and ocean views.View Details: Adamson House and Malibu Lagoon Museum -
Amoeba Music
California’s largest independent music store with 23,000 square feet of vinyl, CDs, and film across every genre.View Details: Amoeba Music -
Angels Flight Railway
Historic 1901 funicular railway connecting downtown Los Angeles to Bunker Hill in a 298-foot journey up the city’s steepest grade.View Details: Angels Flight Railway -
Annenberg Community Beach House
Historic Gold Coast estate with restored 1920s pool, splash pad, and beachfront amenities open to everyone, no membership needed.View Details: Annenberg Community Beach House -
Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook (and Culver Steps)
Climb 282 recycled concrete steps to a 500-foot summit offering panoramic views from downtown LA to the Pacific Ocean.View Details: Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook (and Culver Steps) -
Bee Rock
Beehive-shaped sandstone summit with sweeping city views and a path through the abandoned 1912 Los Angeles Zoo ruins.View Details: Bee Rock -
Bergamot Station Arts Center
Former 1875 train depot converted into Santa Monica’s largest concentration of contemporary art galleries with free admission.View Details: Bergamot Station Arts Center -
Bob Baker Marionette Theater
America’s longest-running puppet theater, where hand-crafted marionettes have performed for families since 1963.View Details: Bob Baker Marionette Theater -
Bonaventure Hotel & BonaVista Lounge
Downtown’s only revolving cocktail lounge inside five iconic cylindrical glass towers that redefined futuristic architecture in 1976.View Details: Bonaventure Hotel & BonaVista Lounge -
Bowlium Lanes
Inland Empire’s oldest bowling alley pairs 1958 Googie architecture with 32 lanes, cosmic bowling, and a retro lounge.View Details: Bowlium Lanes -
Bradbury Building
A Victorian light-filled atrium hidden behind a plain brick facade, famous as the setting for Blade Runner’s climactic scenes.View Details: Bradbury Building -
Bronson Caves
Historic Hollywood filming location where a former quarry tunnel became the iconic 1960s Batman Batcave entrance.View Details: Bronson Caves -
Camera Obscura
Historic 1898 optical device in a mid-century modern building, now home to rotating artist residencies and community workshops.View Details: Camera Obscura -
Carroll Avenue (Row of historic homes)
LA’s best-preserved Victorian street where nine 1880s mansions line a single block in the city’s first Historic Preservation Zone.View Details: Carroll Avenue (Row of historic homes) -
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
Downtown’s postmodern architectural statement serves five million Catholics with alabaster light, saint tapestries, and a crypt beneath.View Details: Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels -
Cave of Munits
Vertical sandstone chimney cave with hand-assisted climb leading to sweeping valley views from Castle Peak’s rocky summit.View Details: Cave of Munits -
Chemosphere by John Lautner
Stunning octagonal house perched atop a single 30-foot concrete column, designed by legendary architect John Lautner in 1960.View Details: Chemosphere by John Lautner -
Chez Jay
Santa Monica’s nautical steakhouse where Hollywood history lives on through candlelit dinners, peanut shells, and 66 years of celebrity stories.View Details: Chez Jay -
Chicken Boy
The Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles: a 22-foot rooftop guardian (half man and half chicken) who stands over the street with bucket in handView Details: Chicken Boy -
Chinatown
Historic neighborhood where Chinese American culture lives through food markets, temples, red-lantern plazas, and generations of family-run businessesView Details: Chinatown -
Chowder Barge
Los Angeles’s only floating restaurant serves thick clam chowder from a historic 1934 barge docked in Wilmington marinaView Details: Chowder Barge -
Cinespia
Classic and cult films screened outdoors under the stars on the historic lawn of Hollywood Forever CemeteryView Details: Cinespia -
Corita Art Center
Downtown gallery preserving the colorful pop art serigraphs and social justice legacy of artist Corita Kent (1918-1986).View Details: Corita Art Center -
Dante’s View
Historic folk garden on Mount Hollywood’s slopes with sweeping city views and terraced paths built by a volunteer in 1964.View Details: Dante’s View
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