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LA’s main library consists of the original 1926 building, an exotic Beaux-Arts design by Bertram Goodhue, and an art-filled atrium added in 1993.
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As artists move into studios here, hip galleries, shops, and restaurants have opened.
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This 56-block district is the heart of LA’s clothing industry (the largest in the nation) and heaven on earth for bargain hunters (see Santee Alley).
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This 1913 cut-flower market, the largest in the country, has it all from roses to orchids.
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Housed in a Buddhist temple, this museum chronicles the history of Japanese Americans.
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Precious gems, watches, and all kinds of fine jewelry are sold in shops in what has long been the center of Los Angeles’s jewelry industry.
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This warehouse-sized former police garage hosts traveling shows and special exhibits (see Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)).
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The world’s only permanent museum of its kind, MONA attracts visitors to its changing exhibitions of electric and neon art.
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The city’s oldest public park, redesigned in the early 1990s, it is enlivened with public art and flanked by numerous historic buildings, most notably the grand Biltmore.
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This little museum relives the days of the Wild West and houses an original stagecoach and a gold nugget from the Gold Rush.
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