Make the most of our your Los Angeles visit by getting the inside scoop of the best attractions, landmarks, and things to do. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or seasoned city-goer, here’s where to uncover the best hidden gems and diverse neighborhoods for your LA visit!
Angeleno pride is alive as the city climbs rankings, from best place to visit to top food cities. The city’s vibrant culture, iconic neighborhoods, and endless entertainment options make it a favorite on so many lists!...
High school years can set the stage for the rest of a student’s life, and strong academic programs play a huge role in that. Schools that focus on preparing students for college and beyond help open doors to future oppo...
With 20 years of operation, The Last Bookstore first debuted in L.A. back in 2005 inside a Downtown Los Angeles loft, and quickly became a local staple that earned it the chance to move to its current location spanning...
On the second Sunday of every month, the Rose Bowl Flea Market takes over Pasadena’s Rose Bowl Stadium for a one-of-a-kind open-air marketplace. The event regularly attracts 20,000 or so visitors each month who co...
Chinatown is one of L.A.’s most vibrant neighborhoods, known for its rich mix of culture, history, and art, from traditional markets to colorful murals and innovative restaurants. Tucked away in a discreet alley, the Ch...
Earlier this summer, Secret Los Angeles announced that the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art was nearly finished. Just a few weeks later, during San Diego Comic-Con, attendees got an exclusive look at how the place was shap...
One of Los Angeles’ most highly anticipated haunted attractions is already selling tickets for the 2025 Halloween season: Knott’s Scary Farm, an enormous theme park experience that’s been running for 5...
Step back in time and completely immerse yourself in a unique art form from the 18th and 19th centuries. The Velaslavasay Panorama in Los Angeles is a unique cultural space that revives the historic art of the panorama....
High up in L.A.’s glamorous Hollywood Hills neighborhood, you’ll find an authentic Japanese pagoda dating back to the 14th century, which two brothers imported to their fanciful Asian-inspired estate in the...
The Hammer Museum is once again honoring Angeleno artists with its biennial Made In L.A. exhibition, returning this October to Westwood. The seventh iteration of the exhibition, which happens every other year, showcases...