DK Travel : 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.

Sharon Tate

Tate, 8 1/2 months pregnant, was among the victims of the Charles Manson murders in 1969.
Sheraton Universal Hotel

Although this property can’t shake off the institutional feel of a chain hotel, its location next to Universal Studios is a bonus. Free shuttles to Universal.
Shiva & Parvati

This pair of 11th-century Indian bronze sculpture casts depict the Hindu god Shiva, part of the holy Trinity of gods, accompanied by his wife Parvati.
Shizu Japanese Paper & Origami

Besides exquisite handmade paper and origami supplies, this small but stylish store stocks an unusual line of Japanese gift items and artworks.
Shrine Auditorium

This 1926 Moorish-style theater seats up to 6,700 and was once the largest in the United States.
Shutters on the Beach

This delightful hotel right by the sands of Santa Monica takes the beach cottage to new heights. Relax on fluffy mattresses, feel the cool ocean breeze, or watch the warm California sunlight filtering in through the shutters.
Sidewalk Café

The kitchen produces satisfying sandwiches, salads, and other simple fare. Ideal for people-watching.
Silent Movie Theatre

The movies of Charlie Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino, and other silent era legends regularly reel off at the nation’s only remaining silent movie theater. Live music from the 1920s and classic cartoons often precede screenings.
Silver Lake

Nice Area with a lot of nice restaurants and wonderfull people
Silver Lake & Los Feliz

The twin neighborhoods of Silver Lake and Los Feliz constitute one of Los Angeles’s oldest movie colonies with bohemian-chic dining, shopping, and nightlife scenes. The hills are studded with Modernist masterpieces such as Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1924 Ennis-Brown House and the Lovell House built by Richard Neutra.

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Hotel price categories

For the cheapest standard double room per night (without breakfast), taxes, and extra charges.
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- over $350