Travel Town Museum
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There is a small train tour that is perfect for kids of any age. Additionally, there is an indoor part of the museum that features miniature trains, and a historical timeline of automotives and trains. Lastly, there is a cute little gift shop that has a bunch of little toys and suveniors.
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Barnsdall Art Park
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Located within walking distance of the Vermont/Sunset red line station, the park has both a well-groomed copse of pine trees that provide plenty of shade and an open field with tables and chairs and sun. There's also a museum dedicated local artists and a famous house that occasionally hosts artsy events, like wine tastings and craft fairs.
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Chandelier Tree
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The tree isn't always lit, but when you catch it at a time it is, there's something kind of magical about it. Its a relatively simple concept, and that is what makes it beautiful. Even if you can only make it over during the day, it's certainly a sight to beheld.
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Getty Villa Ranch House
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This location is most famous for the history of Roman and Greek art from thousands of years ago. Furthermore, it is great to see and feel the history of Gettys original home. Lastly, this location is only open with a previously made free reservation.
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California Science Center
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There is an exceptional IMAX theater that shows incredible 3D science related films. There is also a mini aquarium, and space ships for viewing. One of the new exhibits includes the regions of the world. Each region is demonstrated in a different room to show the different intensities of the Earth.
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La Brea Tar Pits
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While there are several statues of dinosaurs at the tar pits, there are not actual dinosaurs at this location because they were extinct by the time the pits arose. Moreover, there have been interesting historical fossils found here over the years.
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The Abandoned zoo
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This place is perfect for any history lover. Additionally, it is also perfect for a picnic or a daytime adventure. You can actually walk around the whole zoo, and even into the old cages if you hunt hard enoughn. And since its abandoned, there is not admission fee.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain
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This park included some of the biggest rides suck as the tallest looping rollercoaster, and one of the biggest free fall rides - peaking at 400ft. Moreover, this theme park also features themed seasons such as a winter wonderland and a Halloween Haunt.
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William S. Hart Museum
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This spot screams beauty, and history all in one. It is a perfect location for a field trip, or a day with the kids. The park is free, and there are endless little fun things to enjoy. The park even includes some historical train center, which includes real historical trains.
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Placerita Canyon
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The history of this place is incredible. There is Native American history that runs through the entire park. Furthermore, this is where gold was supposedly first found in California. There is a historic landmark for the tree, and an original house from the 1800's at the park as well. Lastly there are exotic animals that are also available to view.
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Butterfly Pavillion @ The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
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The staff is knowledgeable here and there are informative tours that tacan be taken if reserved in advanced. This historical museum has an array of old fossils, and some interactive and I formative exhibits that are great for learning aspects.
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SoFar Sounds
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Sofar Sounds opens up an entire world of venues and musical genres for the urban explorer. Not only is it an excellent way to discover new places in the city, but it also gives you the opportunity to experience local and upcoming musicians in one of the musical capitals of the world.
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Funky Sole
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The Echo is an iconic music club in LA, and the back patio is absolutely adorable. It's fairy lights and old time feel really make you forget you're in LA in the 21st century. While it can get a little crowded some nights (make sure you split your time between inside and outside if that's the case), it's a great place to dance and be carefree.
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Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
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This zoo is so large it takes almost a whole day to see all the animals. Furthermore, there are rest areas with playground for kids, and even a carousel for anyone who loves rides. The gift shops also feature some of the cutest little toys.
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Disneyland and California Adventure
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Packed with a large looping rollercoaster, a free fall "Tower of Terror" ride, and a large Feris Wheel (with moving seats!) for the older kids. There are also smaller rides such as the roaring Rapids for younger kids as well.
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