Road Trip: Los Angeles

When you hit the road in search of fun and adventure, heading to Los Angeles will check both on your list. Located in the heart of Southern California, the climate is generally warm and the beaches are always inviting regardless of the time of year. With a rich culture, diverse arts and entertainment industry, and surrounding natural beauty, you will find that this is one city that offers an unlimited amount of excitement for people of all ages.

Glitz and Glamour

Hollywood
Hollywood has been an alluring hot-spot for people with an eye on the entertainment industry for many decades. Aspiring actors and actresses, as well as singers, songwriters, dancers, and other talented individuals have set their eye on the opportunities that this area of Los Angeles holds for them. Visitors to Hollywood often have the chance encounter with their favorite talents on television and radio while staying in the area.

Beach Life

Long Beach
Long Beach is situated on the southern border of Los Angeles and extends along the San Pedro Bay. Among the beautiful views of the water and the sea life it houses, Long Beach offers a rich history that dates back to World War II. During your travels through Long Beach, enjoy a tour or stay aboard the famous Queen Mary which is anchored and has been converted into a luxurious hotel and museum that has a real story to tell.

Venice Beach
Whether you are planning a romantic getaway or family vacation, Venice Beach is a must-see. This area offers a long stretch of sandy beach which is ideal for jogging, swimming, or cycling at your leisure. The Venice Beach boardwalk is known for its bodybuilders on the beach and sidewalk performers. Abbott Kinney is another area of the city to see, for it offers an array of restaurants and unique shops.

Arts at Their Finest

J. Paul Getty Museum
While driving through the Santa Monica Mountains, you will find the J. Paul Getty Museum. This museum offers .75 square miles of artistic collections which include Greek and Roman artifacts as well as contemporary pieces that will mesmerize your senses. The museum spans more than 110 acres of land that provides a restaurant, café, and Central Garden space for your comfort.

Museum of Contemporary Art
Since the early 1940’s, the Museum of Contemporary Art has been housing beautiful artistic collections from around the world. The collections are housed in three buildings on site and are constantly revolving the art exhibitions.

Music Center
Located at the top of Bunker Hill is Los Angeles’ Music Center. One of the largest performing arts centers in the world, the Music Center provides four venues for guests to enjoy. These venues include the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Ahmanson Theatre, the Mark Taper Forum, and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. The indoor facilities provide enough seating for 2,200 people, while the two outdoor amphitheaters are sufficient for larger performances.

Rich Display of Culture

The Bradbury Building
This unique building is located in Downtown Los Angeles. Opening in 1893, it is the oldest commercial structure in the central city. This historical landmark is filled with character and features open-caged elevators, ornate iron railings, and marble stairways.

Little Tokyo
Housing historic buildings dating back to the early 19th century and authentic Japanese cultural gardens, Little Tokyo has brought a new understanding of the Tokyo region to America. There are many guided walking tours, restaurants, and museums situated throughout Little Tokyo for guests to enjoy during their stay.

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