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1. The Broad Museum
Downtown | Museum/GalleryThe talk of Los Angeles's art world when it opened in 2015, this museum in an intriguing, honeycomb-looking building was created by philanthropists...Read More
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2. Barnsdall Art Park
Los Feliz | House/Mansion/VillaThe panoramic view of Hollywood alone is worth a trip to this hilltop cultural center. On the grounds you’ll find the 1921 Hollyhock House,...Read More
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3. California African American Museum
Exposition Park | Museum/GalleryWith more than 4,500 historical artifacts, this museum showcases contemporary art of the African diaspora. Artists represented here include...Read More
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4. Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
Downtown | Religious Building/Site/ShrineA half block from Frank Gehry's curvaceous Walt Disney Concert Hall sits the austere Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels—a spiritual draw as...Read More
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5. City Hall of Los Angeles
Downtown | Government BuildingThis gorgeous 1928 landmark building is a TV star—it was in the opening scenes of Dragnet and served as the Daily Planet building in the original...Read More
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6. Echo Park Lake
Echo Park | Body Of Water/WaterfallIf this charming little park and its lake of swan boats looks a little familiar to you, it’s most likely because you’ve seen it in one L.A....Read More
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7. El Pueblo de Los Angeles
Downtown | Neighborhood/StreetThe oldest section of the city, known as El Pueblo de Los Angeles, represents the rich Mexican heritage of L.A. It had a close shave with...Read More
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8. Griffith Park
Los Feliz | Park/PlaygroundThe country’s largest municipal park, the 4,310-acre Griffith Park is a must for nature lovers, the perfect spot for respite from the hustle...Read More
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9. Italian Hall Building
Downtown | Museum/GalleryThis landmark, constructed in 1908, is noteworthy because its south wall bears an infamous mural. Famed Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros...Read More
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10. Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
Downtown | Park/PlaygroundPlenty of traditional and contemporary cultural events make this center well worth the trip. Founded in 1980, JACCC is home to a number of civic...Read More
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11. Little Tokyo
Downtown | Neighborhood/StreetOne of three official Japantowns in the country—all of which are in California—Little Tokyo is blossoming again thanks to the next generation...Read More
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12. Pershing Square
Downtown | Plaza/Square/PiazzaThe city's cultures come together in one of its oldest parks, named in honor of World War I general John J. Pershing. Opened in 1866, the park...Read More
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13. Richard J. Riordan Central Library
Downtown | Library/ArchiveThe nation's third-largest public library, the handsome Richard J. Riordan Central Library was designed in 1926 by Bertram Goodhue. Restored...Read More
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