The African American Firefighter Museum is a wonderful landmark that documents the history and progression of the Firefighters of the country. The museum is like a restored house that consists of wooden flooring and stairs. The museum is spread over two floors and includes several exhibits, objects and collectibles that are simply interesting. All the displays are informative and are neatly arranged along the museum. Admission is free. A must see site for those who love American History.

Este spa ofrece a sus clientes una experiencia única de spa de estilo coreano. Desde un masaje, exfoliante o facial, hasta tinas calientes y frías, duchas de vapor y saunas, este spa tiene de todo. Los spa minerales de especialidad son una experiencia en sí mismos. Las amplias habitaciones tienen bañeras de gran tamaño con luz natural que entra por las claraboyas, zonas verdes e instalaciones modernas.

Esta pequeña boutique ecléctica de Silver Lake se diferencia de las demás por ofrecer a sus clientes piezas de diseño difíciles de conseguir, productos artesanales y tesoros traídos de todo el mundo. La colección de la tienda fue cuidadosamente seleccionada por el dúo de marido y mujer Bo y Kevin Carney, y abrió sus puertas en 2010. Junto a los raros objetos de boticario encontrarán encantadoras mesas auxiliares de Marruecos, y también podrán actualizar el guardarropas con lo último de APC, Offcine y Dries Van Norten. Una boutique para hombres y mujeres repleta de curiosidades chic y ropa de moda, Mohawk General Store es uno de los grandes tesoros de Los Ángeles.

Este centro educativo y conservacionista abrió sus puertas en 2003. Al cuidado de las comunidades del noreste de Los Ángeles, el Centro Audubon en el Parque Debs busca enseñar a las personas e inspirarlas sobre el cuidado del medio ambiente. Son varios los programas especiales que fueron diseñados para atraer a los niños en edad escolar y que tienen como fin explorar y aprender sobre la flora y fauna nativas de la zona. Encuentren mariposas, lagartijas, ardillas, conejos, parúlidos, ruiseñores y mucho más mientras recorren este paisaje sereno.

Los Angeles Police Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the Los Angeles Police department. A great museum that houses tons of evidences, exhibits, artifacts and objects that focuses on Police stories, LA crimes, tactics, uniforms, etc. The museum is considered to be the city's oldest surviving museum. There is a delicate gift store form where visitors can purchase badges and souvenirs to have memories of their visit. The museum is accessible to the public from Tuesday to Friday from 9 Am to 3 Pm and on the third Saturday of the month from 9 A to 3 Pm.

More like its name, Ferndell is not exactly a museum, but a beautiful trail leading to the Griffith Observatory. Once home to the Tongva/Gabrielino tribe, the trail has a natural spring and various planned installations of bridges and railings. Foliage including ferns, create a bubble of clean air and a peaceful environment not away from the city. The natural stream provides the trees and plants with water as it flows through the hill accompanying the trail. Besides the flora, turtles, large koi fish, crayfish, butterflies and dragonflies add to the beauty of the trail. The trail also features waterfalls, ponds and bamboo bridges which were added during its transformation to create an atmosphere similar to that of a rainforest. The lush green plantation attracts many locals and tourists for an elevated trail rather than simply driving up to the Griffith Observatory. Locals can be spotted taking a jog or hiking up accompanied by their little ones for a fun day out. The collective display of nature and wildlife is equivalent to an interactive museum exhibit that must not be missed.

The Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study is an avenue developed by the historical Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. It is one among the three area facilities begun by the Academy. Precisely situated in the heart of Hollywood, the building site is endowed with terrific history of Hollywood. The Linwood Dunn Theater that swanks of a capacity to hold 286 people at a time, is a distinguished theater hall therein. Built with television as the focus, this stays as the oldest remaining building in the whole of Hollywood.

La artesanía elegante y las piezas primitivas crudas coexisten pacíficamente en Dispela Antiques. Este casamiento entre las antigüedades de fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX con el arte tribal de Papua Nueva Guinea es una combinación realmente extraña, pero en la tienda jamás faltará el estimulo visual. Toda una maravilla para los conocedores y los amantes del arte, la tienda atrae individuos de toda índole.

This relocated museum houses a quickly growing collection of more than 3,000 artifacts from all over the world. There are changing exhibitions spotlighting the design and production of glassware, textiles, toys and other crafts. Some of the highlights include the museum's superb collection of Indian masks and Mexican artworks. Started in 1965 by Edith Wyle as a restaurant and crafts shop, it was transformed into a museum in 1973. After suffering financial problems during the early 90s, it moved into its current location in 1995 with backing from the city. Wheelchair access is currently limited to the first floor, but call for information.

Located in Griffith Park, Bronson Caves. also called Bronson Canyon, was created because of an old quarry dug in 1903 by the Union Rock Company in order to mine materials to use in building the surrounding streets. After the quarry closed in the 1920s, it became a spot for movie shoots because of its rocky and unique landscape. Scenes from Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Army of Darkness were shot here, as well as the original Batman TV show. The park has hiking trails, picnic tables and, of course, caves.

Esta tienda de prendas vintage es la opción favorita de los hombres y mujeres que respetan la moda actual. En Wasteland encontrarán Levis 501s usados, corbatas vintage, chaquetas de cuero, trajes de gala, vestidos de la década de 1940, camisas de bolos de los '50 y mucha ropa divertida de los '70; abundan el poliéster, las botamangas acampanadas y los cuellos anchos. Pero también encontrarán prendas nuevas y modernas para quienes prefieren ser los primeros en vestir lo que se compran. Prefieran lo que prefieran, sin dudas se divertirán con esta experiencia de compras.

Across the street from the Hollywood Bowl, this small museum features exhibits on the early days of film making. Originally a barn, the building was rented in 1913 by legendary director Cecil B. DeMille for the production of The Squaw Man, his first film. Among the curiosities here are props, antique cameras, vintage film clips and costumes.