Melrose Trading Post
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Vendors are usually the artists themselves, so the market is a great opportunity to chat with the creators about their wares. Its a great place to people watch, and to experience some of the food-truck culture of LA.
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Griffith Park
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If you are the adventurous type there are an array of trails that lead all throughout the park and to the old zoo, and the new zoo, and a couple of museums. This also includes the observatory, the Greek theater, and travel town.
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MOCA
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This musuem may have various featured exhibits from different artists at different times of the year, but there are also permanent collections that are available for viewing from artists such as; Barry Lowen, Panza, Ralph M. parsons, and more.
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The Broad Museum
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The museum is fascinating, and almost forces its visitors into a full sensory experience. Some pieces are constructed around the form of the room while others demand attention in the center, making the space feel alive in its constantly surprising progression. There is so much color around each corner that even children will enjoy the views.
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Santa Monica Pacific Park
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This spot is known for more than just its rides, the park is a historical landmark of Los Angeles for over 100 years. The park is placed in the middle of the pier between stores, bars, and a fishing spot; making it the perfect spot for any age.
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Amoeba Music
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In addition to their diverse selection of music, their second floor is a treasure trove of film, and they have a wide selection of posters, books, and other knickknacks that are great if you are looking to souvenir shop. Thanks to their large selection of new and used, you will also find items to fit within any price range.
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J. Paul Getty Museum
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The architecture of this building is much more modern than the Getty Villa. Furthermore, there is a rose garden outside with a distant view of the beach. There are also featured exhibits that change throughout the season depending on what time you go.
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Griffith Observatory
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This is one of the most romantic places in Los Angeles. The observatory also hosts shows and educational films on select nights. Furthermore, it features some amazing telescopes and a wonderful planetarium. Lastly, this location is great for viewing some of the historical sites in LA, like the Hollywood sign.
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Venice Canals
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The canals have a beautiful walking path (no bikers, please) right on the water. The walk is picturesque, with large bridges between canals reminiscent of Venice's namesake in Italy. The canals are a great way to take advantage of a sunny day by the water, especially if you feel like steering clear of sand.
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
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Guided tours are available upon appointment for various sized groups. Additionally, photos can be taken from most the exhibits and collections, unless they specifically request otherwise. The obline website describes which seasonal exhibits are available to view.
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Descanso Gardens
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These gardens are so large and tranquil they can be toured four hours. Additionally, there are also guided tours and even the historic Boddy house museum, which gives a peak into the famous Bygone era. The gardens are perfect for family members of any age.
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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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Angel City Brewery
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Angel City is one of a few breweries in LA proper, and the space is unbelievable. They have a ton of games, including cornhole, darts, and a huge assortment of board games--plenty to keep a group entertained while drinking. The brewery also holds free tours, if you're interested in getting behind the scenes.
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Echo Park Lake Pedal Boats
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The pedal boats are only ten dollars for an hour, and from the lake you get an amazing view of Downtown LA. The boats are closed after the sun goes down on the weekends, and if you do manage to catch the sunset you are in for a special treat. The park's greenery is beautiful at all times of the day, and the grass is a nice place for a midday nap.
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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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