Los Angeles CA offers a lot to do and see. LA is a city with something for everyone, from world-class museums and stunning beaches.

Today, the region’s economy is driven by international trade and the entertainment industry (television and motion pictures). It also has significant manufacturing and research centers.

The City of Angels

City of Angels is a subdued movie, but it does not shy away from difficult themes. It examines the spiritual/material duality of the world. It also examines the nature of sacrifice.

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The Grove

This upscale outdoor mall adjacent to the Original Farmers Market has a great mix of high-end luxury brands and trendy boutiques. During the day, you can enjoy alfresco dining and stroll by the choreographed dancing fountain.

The Pacific Theaters, which are deco-inspired, offer a variety of movies at night. Or simply enjoy a cocktail at one of the many bars.

Museum Row

LACMA is spread over eight hectares, and houses art collections from ancient Egypt up to the present day. The Broad Contemporary Art Museum features cutting-edge works, such as Chris Burden’s iconic Urban Light.

The Petersen Automotive Museum, which features classic cars and artwork with auto themes, is the dream of any car enthusiast. The La Brea Tar Pits are a favorite among kids, as the hot tar that bubbles up from the ground preserves Ice Age fossils.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is a museum located in Los Angeles, California.

LACMA’s encyclopedic collections have long made it one of the largest art museums in the country, but the 20-acre campus is undergoing some major changes. The permanent collections are also worth a look, especially Chris Burden’s Urban Light (a photogenic work by Chris Burden) and Renzo Piano’s Broad Contemporary Art Museum.

Get lost in the complex curves of Richard Serra’s Band or become hypnotized by Metropolis II, an installation that features 200 downsized skyscrapers and buildings surrounded by a humming, kinetic tangle of toy cars.

The Getty Center

The Getty Center, a museum complex on a hilltop, features impressive art exhibits and architecture. The museum was designed by Richard Meier and attracts visitors around the globe.

A must-see is Van Gogh’s Irises, housed in the West Pavilion. Also make sure to check out the Fran and Ray Stark Sculpture Garden. Central Courtyard, Exhibition Pavilion and the Central Courtyard are also worth a look.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History (LACNM)

The Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History is the largest natural history museum in the western United States. It features a vast array of exhibits including two enormous halls filled with dioramas of animals that visitors may recognize from their many appearances in movies. The museum also hosts pop-up labs in which visitors learn about minerals and gemstones, or explore local wildlife in the Nature Gardens and Insect Zoo.

The Los Angeles County Museum of African American History and Culture

This museum provides enriching educational programming that explores the art, history and cultures of African Americans. The campus has three exhibition galleries as well as a theater, sculpture court, and conference center.

Black American Portraits, a curated exhibition from the museum’s permanent collection, reframes portraiture to center Black subjects, sitters, and spaces. The exhibition also challenges a culture of visual demonization that vilifies Blackness through a celebration of love, abundance and family.

The California Science Center

Exposition Park is home to The California Science Center, a Smithsonian Affiliate that features dazzling edu-tainment. The museum’s IMAX Theater immerses film-goers in breath taking sights and sounds as they explore African wildlife, dive beneath the sea, or travel into outer space.

Admission to The California Science Center is free. However, timed entry tickets are required for Endeavour and other special exhibits.

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is one of the largest museums in the western United States. Explore dinosaurs and ancient sea creatures in the Dinosaur Hall, Africa and North American Mammal dioramas, and a Nature Lab that explores LA wildlife.

The kids will enjoy exploring the 4 1/2 billion year history. Check out the Butterfly Pavilion, Spider Pavilion, and special exhibitions.

The Getty Villa

This museum was built to look like an ancient Roman country house from the first century A.D.