Guidebook for Los Angeles
Arts & Culture
The GRAMMY Museum is an exciting and interactive celebration of the power of music in DTLA. 4 floors of exhibits, interactive experiences, and films provide a one-of-a-kind visitor experience.
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GRAMMY Museum
800 W Olympic BlvdThe GRAMMY Museum is an exciting and interactive celebration of the power of music in DTLA. 4 floors of exhibits, interactive experiences, and films provide a one-of-a-kind visitor experience.
This museum protects more than 35 million specimens dating back 4.5 billion years, and includes exhibits such as the Age of Mammals, Ancient Latin American Art, and California History
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 W Exposition BlvdThis museum protects more than 35 million specimens dating back 4.5 billion years, and includes exhibits such as the Age of Mammals, Ancient Latin American Art, and California History
Full of interactive exhibits that explore science and technology in daily life and around the world. It has a seven-story education-focused IMAX theatre. FREE admission to permanent exhibitions.
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California Science Center
700 Exposition Park DrFull of interactive exhibits that explore science and technology in daily life and around the world. It has a seven-story education-focused IMAX theatre. FREE admission to permanent exhibitions.
L.A. Live is a bustling complex including the Nokia Theatre, restaurants, nightclubs, an open-air plaza with giant LED broadcast screens, the GRAMMY Museum and the Lucky Strike bowling alley.
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L.A. Live Way
L.A. Live WayL.A. Live is a bustling complex including the Nokia Theatre, restaurants, nightclubs, an open-air plaza with giant LED broadcast screens, the GRAMMY Museum and the Lucky Strike bowling alley.
Sightseeing
Home of the SC Trojans, the Coliseum was commissioned as a memorial to World War I veterans and opened in 1923 with a USC/Pomona football game. It was also the site of 2 Olympiads and 2 Super Bowls.
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LA Memorial Coliseum
3911 Figueroa StHome of the SC Trojans, the Coliseum was commissioned as a memorial to World War I veterans and opened in 1923 with a USC/Pomona football game. It was also the site of 2 Olympiads and 2 Super Bowls.
One of the most famous movie theaters in the world. Its legendary forecourt with its footprints of the stars draws millions each year. Also, a fine place to see a movie in its own right.
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TCL Chinese Theatres
6925 Hollywood BlvdOne of the most famous movie theaters in the world. Its legendary forecourt with its footprints of the stars draws millions each year. Also, a fine place to see a movie in its own right.
A beautiful rose garden that SC students walk through on the way to football games. Walk from my apt, through campus, and don't forget to kick the flag pole before you cross the street for good luck!
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Exposition Park
700 Exposition Park DrA beautiful rose garden that SC students walk through on the way to football games. Walk from my apt, through campus, and don't forget to kick the flag pole before you cross the street for good luck!
Food Scene
Best breakfast EVER! Worth the wait (...and there will be a wait).
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Jacks N Joe
2498 S Figueroa StBest breakfast EVER! Worth the wait (...and there will be a wait).
Essentials
There is where the locals go grocery shopping. Clarence bakery items are in the back next to the eggs ;)
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Ralphs
7257 Sunset BlvdThere is where the locals go grocery shopping. Clarence bakery items are in the back next to the eggs ;)
This is the perfect little market to pick up anything you might need while you're here.
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Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market
3335 S Figueroa StThis is the perfect little market to pick up anything you might need while you're here.