Where to Find the Most Colorful Walls in Los Angeles
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The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board is dedicated to building meeting attendance and elevating the Los Angeles experience with attendees and planners. We created the Show Us Your Badge program for attendees to experience the city with our unique dining and nightlife offers.
L.A.'s Most Iconic Dishes: The Classics
By Daniel Djang and Stacey Sun
Los Angeles has one of the most exciting and influential dining scenes in the country. Contemporary L.A. chefs are creating multicultural dishes that are already considered modern classics. For generations, many dishes that were created in L.A. have become culinary icons, featured on menus across the country and around the world. Here are classic L.A. dishes that have stood the test of time.
Top 10 Must Sees at Universal Studios Hollywood
From the world famous Studio Tour to thrilling rides and family friendly attractions, here are the top ten must-sees for your next visit to Universal Studios Hollywood.
The Best Restaurants in Downtown Los Angeles
GQ Magazine has called Downtown Los Angeles “America’s Next Great City” and “the coolest new downtown in America.” Downtown L.A. has certainly come a long way in recent years. There were great places to eat in Downtown before its current renaissance, but the choices were limited. That's no longer the case, as acclaimed chefs and visionary restaurateurs have created a thriving dining scene in Downtown L.A. With so many restaurants opening in Downtown, deciding where to eat can be a tough choice. Read on for a guide to Downtown L.A.’s newer restaurants and classic dining spots.
Where to Find the Heart of Los Angeles
Artist Tiphanie Brooke shares some of her favorite “LOS ANGELES” hearts, which are quickly becoming urban art icons.
Hidden Gems in Downtown Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles has undergone a revitalization the past several years, growing beyond the city's business center to becoming a cluster of various neighborhoods with their own distinct personalities. From the Arts District to the Historic Core, and Chinatown to South Park, every enclave makes Downtown rich with culture and opportunity. Check out a few of the lesser-known attractions, which highlight the best of Downtown's history, its exciting present and bright future.
Discover Downtown Los Angeles Car Free
Downtown Los Angeles is home to some of the city’s most famous and popular destinations, from world-class museums and landmark architecture to acclaimed restaurants and thriving nightlife. Read on for a car-free itinerary of Downtown L.A. that will immerse you in the heart of our global metropolis.
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Discover Multicultural Downtown L.A. Car Free
Some of the best experiences in Los Angeles are by way of some its multicultural enclaves, such as Olvera Street, Chinatown and Little Tokyo. Here’s a car-less tour of these districts that offers a virtual trek around the globe but leaves the gas tank full.
This half-day itinerary takes a minimum of five hours and calls for a lot of city walking, so wear comfortable shoes. Skip stops if you are running low on time, or want to spend more time enjoying a particular point of interest.
Recommended Methods of Travel: Metro, Walking
Total Distance: 1.7 miles. Distance Walking: 1.2 miles
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Visit LA's Top Spots for Shopping and Celeb Spotting
Many of Los Angeles’ most famous – or notorious – denizens are wealthy enough to have personal assistants do the rudimentary shopping for them, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t enough celebrities, stars and other recognizable folks doing their own shopping to make spotting them as much as a spectator sport as watching the Lakers at STAPLES Center or surveying the summer scene at Manhattan Beach.
