Must-see attractions in Los Angeles

Designed by Richard Meier, the Broad Art Center houses the UCLA visual-arts programs and an MFA student gallery.

Gallery on the Art Center College of Design campus.

Most boats, including party fishing boats and winter whale-watching boats, leave from this kitschy strip of candy-colored cottages filled with tacky gift…

The Dunbar was a luxury hotel built in 1928 in this predominantly African-American neighborhood, at a time when segregation barred African-Americans from…

Shrieking gulls and excited children animate this aging shopping district filled with trinket stores (which you can safely skip) en route to copious meals…

The theater where Mia and Seb went to the movies in La La Land has been closed since 2007 (talk about movie magic!), but locals remain nostalgic for this…

The last remaining Victorian home on Hollywood Blvd, built in 1903, and the former site of Miss Janes’ School, which was attended by the children of old…

This is the former home of one of Pasadena's great architects, whose works include the Gamble House, designed with his brother Henry.

This park sits at the southern end of Leimert Park, though its appeal is diminished by the constant swirl of traffic on busy Crenshaw Blvd to the west.

Pasadena's 1927 city hall is on the National Register of Historic Places and a prime example of California Mediterranean-style architecture.

Among the 'residents' of this cemetery is Charles Bukowski, buried in plot number 875 of the Ocean View section.

The future home of the museum of the Oscars is scheduled to open in late 2019.

Come here for the weekly farmers market, Thursdays 8am to 1pm.