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Los Angeles Sightseeing

Like many large cities, Los Angeles is aworld-famous Hollywood sign.Hollywood
collection of smaller towns, glued togetherBoulevard
with a grid of roads and freeways.Roughly 60
miles across it is one of the largest citiesAside from the famous stars lining the
by area in the US. Crossing from side tosidewalk there is usually some form of street
side can take an hour, but with freewayentertainment and always a hustle. At the
traffic conditions you are more likely toWestern end of Hollywood Boulevard is . .
take at least double this time.Downtown LA is.Mann's  Chinese
more of a commercial district of skyscraper
office blocks than a shopping district. YouA must-see, even if it's much smaller in
will find shopping in the form of smallreal life than you would have imagined!
shopping plazas and larger shopping mallsFamous foot/hand/etc. prints of those
dotted all over the LA basin.In this respectlegendary Hollywood stars.Frederick's Of
LA is a little disappointing if you wereHollywood
looking for an american version of London or
Paris. However there is still plenty to seeAlso on Hollywood Boulevard is Frederick's
and do, it just takes a little planning soflagship lingerie store, world-renowned.
that you are not spending your entire time inIncludes a free museum of lingerie worn by
a traffic jam or driving endless miles acrossstars  of  the  silver screenMulholland Drive
city.Places  To  Visit
The famous drive that has views all over the
Here are some selected places to visitLA basin and will introduce you to the scale
whilst  in  LA.Angeles  Crest  Highwayof  the  city.Universal  Studios
A little out of the city this scenic driveMore of a theme park than studio tour, but
twists and turns much like Mulholland Drivetrue to the glamour and glitz of
along the mountainous crest of the LAHollywood.Warner  Brothers
basin.Long  Beach
In contrast to Universal, this is a tour of
Home of the Queen Mary which can bea working studio. A costume museum full of
toured.Aquarium  of  the  Pacificfascinating history is the start of a tour
that includes prop departments, workshops,
Whilst in Long Beach the Aquarium of thesound stages, usually a chance to sit in on a
Pacific is definitely worth a visit. FromTV series rehearsal in a sound stage and a
colourful corals and tropical marine fish tochance to wander around some memorable
California Rays that come out of the waterbacklot sets.And don't forget neighboring
for you to pet and stroke like small dogs!Orange County which is home to the
Also a new shark exhibition is worthquintessential Southern Californian Beach
seeing.Dodger  StadiumCities of Newport Beach and Huntington Beach
where life slows to the ebb and flow of the
Whether going to a ball game or not, thePacific along their golden sandy shores. Or
stadium is worth a visit. Top of the Parkfor some great shopping visit world class
souvenir shop sells LA Dodger brandedSouth Coast Plaza at Costa Mesa or the
clothing and other baseball souvenirs.outdoor mall of Newport Beach's Fashion
Parking is free on non-game days.GriffithIsland.Tony is a keen traveller and has
Parkenjoyed many visits to California over the
years.Tony works for Strathlorn Travel who
A good vantage point from where you can seespecialise in travel for the independent
the cluster of skyscrapers making up thetraveller.
commercial downtown of LA and also the



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