Attractions

Experience breathtaking views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign. Griffith Observatory is accessible by foot, bus, or car. Trailheads on Observatory grounds lead to Mount Hollywood, the Greek Theatre area, and Fern Dell.

For over 80 years, the Pasadena Civic Auditorium has been a jewel in Los Angeles' arts and culture scene, hosting the NAACP Image Awards, Daytime Emmy Awards, America's Got Talent, film and television events, cultural performances, musical acts, and graduation ceremonies.

The Rose Bowl Stadium, a National Historic Landmark, opened its doors in October 1922. Since then, the stadium has hosted the historic Rose Bowl Game, LA Galaxy Soccer games, UCLA football games, the distinctive Rose Bowl Flea Market, and numerous concerts. Since 1927, Pasadena's "Americafest" Independence Day extravaganza has taken place at the Rose Bowl Stadium. The yearly fireworks show is widely regarded as one of the best in the country.

Hollywood Burbank Airport, formerly named Bob Hope Airport after entertainer Bob Hope, is a public airport located three miles northwest of downtown Burbank. The airport is a fantastic alternative for domestic passengers, and it is conveniently positioned near the Burbank Empire Center for last-minute shopping needs.

This ballpark, home to the Los Angeles Dodgers, is located in Elysian Park in downtown Los Angeles. Take the Dodger Stadium Express Bus to the game to save time and money. This free service is only available to ticket holders.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is an internationally recognized landmark in Los Angeles, and it's simple to understand why. Anyone can take a stroll down Hollywood Boulevard to admire the stars of important celebrities from movies, TV, and cultural figures.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a collection of stars positioned in the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. Each star is named after a celebrity who has contributed significantly to the entertainment business.

Visit https://walkoffame.com/browse-stars/ to find the star of your favorite celebrity. 

A visit to The Grove is one of the best ways to entertain the family! The Grove LA is a one-stop destination for entertainment, shopping, and dining. Guests love the animated dancing water fountain that plays a show every hour, as well as the double-decker trolley that travels between the Grove and the Original Farmers Market. 

Norton Simon spent thirty years building what is widely considered to be one of the most extraordinary private art collections in the world. The collection includes works by European artists working from the Renaissance through the twentieth century, as well as a stellar assortment of works by Indian and Southeast Asian artists spanning several centuries. Significant portions of the museum's holdings are devoted to American and European modern and contemporary art.

A sculpture garden surrounded with trees, vibrant flowers, and water lilies is another attraction at the museum. It is a sight to behold and a delight for all who visit.

The Huntington Library is well-known for its collections of founding fathers' papers, particularly those of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. It also has one of the 12 remaining Vellum copies of the Gutenberg Bible.

The Art Museum houses art from more than 500 years, including British, European, American, and Asian. The Huntington's collection consists of paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, and other works of art.

The Botanical Gardens cover 130 acres with 83,000 living plants, including rare and endangered species. The Japanese Garden is a popular tourist destination that makes for stunning postcard photos.

To appreciate all sections of the Huntington Library, you'll need a full day.

The Fern Dell Nature Trail is a unique walking trail for Los Angeles residents. It borders a creek that nourishes tropical flora beneath the shade of sycamores, which is always lush and green due to the recycled water it receives from Griffith Observatory.

The Fern Dell Nature Trails connect with other walking pathways that lead directly to the Griffith Observatory. The hike will take around 3.0 miles / 4.8 kilometers, and parking at the Fern Dell Nature Trail is free. Along the way to Griffith Observatory, you will see amazing views of the city and Hollywood Mountain, including the famed Hollywood Sign.

This is an incredible place in Los Angeles for the whole family to enjoy and create unforgettable memories.

The Americana at Brand offers an outdoor mall experience together with restaurants, and a movie theater. Every hour the dancing water fountain plays an incredible show, and an electronic trolley is available for the families and kids.

The Americana has a prominent location directly across from Glendale Galleria. Parking at the Americana is expensive and time-consuming; therefore, some visitors opt to park at Glendale Galleria and walk to the Americana.  In other words, you can shop at Glendale Galleria, and then head to the Americana to your favorite restaurant.