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Los Angeles

The myth, the velocity, the edginess in creative and technological fields – this is Los Angeles, where the multicultural future that awaits the rest of the country is already a firm reality. In little more than 200 years, LA has grown from a dusty Spanish outpost into one of the world’s largest and most complex cities offering top venues for everything from archaeology and the arts to food. The birthplace of Mickey Mouse and Hollywood, LA has shaped the imaginations of millions.

  • This old neighborhood bar has good microbrews and tapas, although regulars swear by the gourmet burger. Delicious fries.

  • Silent era funnyman was charged with the murder of actress Virginia Rappe in 1921, thus ending his career.

  • This nightclub recently reopened as a chic supper club with a musical menu of cabaret and jazz. Named after singer-pianist Michael Feinstein, it’s an intimate venue with a great sound.

  • The Spanish governor who founded Los Angeles in 1781.

  • This hotel’s unique personality greets you as soon you enter its soaring columned lobby with colorful tiles and exotic furnishings. The rooms offer basic comforts and a lovely color-splashed Moroccan theme.

  • Behind the richly detailed façade of this 1927 building awaits an amazing galleried lobby in Spanish Renaissance style.

  • The large lavish pool was once filled with salt water but is empty now and said to be a vortex of ghostly activity.

  • Fishing without a license is permitted off any ocean pier. Sport fishing boats leave from Fisherman’s Village in Marina del Rey, Shoreline Village in Long Beach, and Ports O’ Call Village in San Pedro.

  • This 1913 cut-flower market, the largest in the country, has it all from roses to orchids.

  • Built in 1920 and embraced by the Hollywood Hills, this intimate outdoor amphitheater presents a multicultural program of music, dance, film, and theater events.

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