This wine shop in the heart of Los Angeles has been established as a Cultural Historical Landmark.

Both children and adults will enjoy viewing sea creatures of the Pacific in their natural habitats here.

Museum dedicated to the history and culture of Japanese-Americans.

This spectacular locale is comprised of three theaters hosting year-round entertainment.

A Los Angeles hot nightspot that features Latin, Hip Hop and Salsa sounds and dancing.

The diverse collection of this museum encompasses all sorts of hand-made artwork from throughout the world.

Offering extensive holdings of Prehispanic, Spanish Colonial, Latino and Western Art and artifacts, this is one of the nation's most important museum and archive collections related to the American Indian.

Surrounded by meticulously well kept landscaping, this sprawling civic center complex hosts local and Federal buildings as well as the first and only shopping mall to be built on Los Angeles City Hall property.

The city's primary downtown library serves as an architectural landmark and is an immense source of civic pride.

Popular surfing and bodysurfing beach.

A Hollywood lounge club that features performances from the classics to rock songs.

Outdoor shopping area full of restaurants, stores and cafes.

One of the world's most famous streets, this route links the urban streets of downtown Hollywood to the lush, green and up-scale residential avenues of Beverly Hills.

Named for Robert Peterson, publisher of Hot Rod and Motor Trend magazines, this salute to the car industry takes you back through history and into the future with over 200 innovative, and sometimes interactive, exhibits of cars and motorcycles that enthrall not only car aficionados, but also children and adults alike.

Fashionable retail clothing store for men and women.

Rancho La Brea - Spanish for the tar ranch - is more than just a tourist stop, it's a renowned scientific resource.

Where the stars dine: a legendary celebrity hangout where the walls are lined with over 250 black and white photos of stars who have dined there - a virtual "Who's Who" of Hollywood.

Consisting of forty-four acres, this region is a historical re-creation of a typical Spanish village representing the origins of Los Angeles.

Spectacular scenery over three ridges in the Santa Monica Mountains.

The Kodak Theatre at Hollywood and Highland, which opened in 2001, is the Main attraction and cornerstone of the Hollywood and Highland entertainment complex. It is home to the Acedemy Awards and ESPY Awards presentations and many concerts and theatrical performances.

This museum was founded by Hollywood legend Gene Autry.

Established in 1899, the oldest cemetery in Hollywood is the final resting place for more than 100 celebrities from the entertainment industry.

Opened in 1930 by a vaudeville magnate, the interior of this famous theater is one of the most stunning examples of high ornate Art Deco architecture in Los Angeles.

A two-year college, also home to the unusual Old Trapper's Lodge Statues.