What to See in Los Angeles Beaches, museums, galleries, shops, celebrity homes... Discover the main tourist attractions and top places to visit in Los Angeles. Top 10 Show all TCL Chinese Theatre TCL Chinese Theatre is the most famous cinema in the world and the place where the most important film premieres are held. Griffith Observatory The Griffith Observatory is not only one of the most famous astronomic observatories in the world, but it also offers incredible views of Los Angeles. Rodeo Drive Characterised by film stars and fashion, Rodeo Drive is the most exclusive shopping street in Los Angeles. Santa Monica Pier Located halfway down Santa Monica Beach, Santa Monica Pier is one of the most iconic places in LA. Visit its famous amusement park. Walk of Fame The Walk of Fame was created in 1958 to represent the characteristic glamour of Hollywood. It has now become one of the most representative elements of LA. Discover it here. Mulholland Drive Built in 1924, Mulholland Drive is one of the best-known scenic highways in the United States and is featured in countless movies and novels. Hollywood Sign Can you think of a more emblematic image of LA than its famous Hollywood Sign, standing since 1923? I didn't think so! Getty Center The Getty Center is an impressive artistic space that houses outstanding works of many different forms of art. Olvera Street Olvera Street is a pleasant historic district that was restored in order to remember the city's Mexican heritage. Universal Studios Hollywood Universal Studios Hollywood is a park that offers its visitors the chance to see the magic and fantasy worlds of their favourite movies and series in real life. Tourist attractions Show all Disneyland Park Disneyland Park was the park Walt Disney dreamed of back in the 1950s. See the attractions, price and timetable of the LA Disneyland Park. TCL Chinese Theatre TCL Chinese Theatre is the most famous cinema in the world and the place where the most important film premieres are held. Disney Adventure Park The Disney Adventure Park in Los Angeles brings together thrilling rides, shows, and simulations. Find out about its price, location and opening times. Griffith Observatory The Griffith Observatory is not only one of the most famous astronomic observatories in the world, but it also offers incredible views of Los Angeles. Rodeo Drive Characterised by film stars and fashion, Rodeo Drive is the most exclusive shopping street in Los Angeles. Walt Disney Concert Hall Built between 1992 and 2003 and designed by the legendary architect Frank Gehry, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is an impressive work of architecture. Stahl House Stahl House is an elegant modernist-styled building in Hollywood Hills, considered an iconic example of 20th century architecture. Santa Monica Pier Located halfway down Santa Monica Beach, Santa Monica Pier is one of the most iconic places in LA. Visit its famous amusement park. Union Station Built in 1939, Union Station is the largest train station in the west of the United States and an architectural wonder. Walk of Fame The Walk of Fame was created in 1958 to represent the characteristic glamour of Hollywood. It has now become one of the most representative elements of LA. Discover it here. Hollywood Sign Can you think of a more emblematic image of LA than its famous Hollywood Sign, standing since 1923? I didn't think so! Universal Studios Hollywood Universal Studios Hollywood is a park that offers its visitors the chance to see the magic and fantasy worlds of their favourite movies and series in real life. Olvera Street Olvera Street is a pleasant historic district that was restored in order to remember the city's Mexican heritage. OUE Skyspace OUE Skyspace is a 310-metre-high panoramic observation deck located on the tallest uncovered observation tower in Los Angeles and all of California. Dolby Theatre Glamour, movie stars and show business... The Dolby Theatre has been known worldwide as the venue for Oscars since 2002. Museums and galleries Show all La Brea Tar Pits At the La Brea Tar Pits, you can travel back in time to prehistoric Los Angeles and follow the footsteps of animals that became extinct. Grammy Museum The Grammy Museum is a dynamic space that seeks to inspire its visitors through different interactive exhibits related to the world of music. Natural History Museum The Los Angeles Natural History Museum gives visitors the chance to explore nature through a wide range of exhibitions. Los Angeles County Museum of Art The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, also known by the acronym LACMA, is the largest museum in the west of the US and houses over 150,000 works. Madame Tussauds Glamour, elegance, history and culture. Inaugurated in 2009, the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Los Angeles exhibits over 100 wax figures of famous people. Ripley's Believe It or Not! Shrunken heads, six-legged pigs... Discover weird and wonderful objects from all over the world at this fascinating museum. Museum of Contemporary Art The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) has three different branches that showcase pieces of American and European contemporary art. Getty Villa Getty Villa is a magnificent recreation of an ancient Roman country house that keeps 7,000 years of ancient art in its collections. Getty Center The Getty Center is an impressive artistic space that houses outstanding works of many different forms of art. California Science Center The California Science Center (also known as ScienCenter) is a dynamic museum that allows visitors to enjoy the wonders of science. The Broad The Broad is a modern and striking contemporary art museum featuring some of the most outstanding post-war works from around the world. Beaches Show all Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach is a quiet 2-mile long stretch of sand that is popular among volleyball players and surfers. Zuma Beach Located in Malibu, to the west of Los Angeles, Zuma Beach is one of Los Angeles County's largest and most popular beaches. Discover it here. Hermosa Beach Located on the stretch of coastline between Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach is a pleasant, fine sandy beach with a very particular style. El Matador State Beach The rocky paradise of El Matador State Beach is home to enchanting caves, sheer cliffs and deep golden sand. Discover it. Santa Monica Beach Located to the west of Downtown, Santa Monica State Beach is a landmark and one of the best examples of the famous beaches of sunny southern California. Venice Beach Known for its Bohemian feel and popularity among artists and creatives, Venice Beach became fashionable in the 50s and 60s.
TCL Chinese Theatre TCL Chinese Theatre is the most famous cinema in the world and the place where the most important film premieres are held.
Griffith Observatory The Griffith Observatory is not only one of the most famous astronomic observatories in the world, but it also offers incredible views of Los Angeles.
Rodeo Drive Characterised by film stars and fashion, Rodeo Drive is the most exclusive shopping street in Los Angeles.
Santa Monica Pier Located halfway down Santa Monica Beach, Santa Monica Pier is one of the most iconic places in LA. Visit its famous amusement park.
Walk of Fame The Walk of Fame was created in 1958 to represent the characteristic glamour of Hollywood. It has now become one of the most representative elements of LA. Discover it here.
Mulholland Drive Built in 1924, Mulholland Drive is one of the best-known scenic highways in the United States and is featured in countless movies and novels.
Hollywood Sign Can you think of a more emblematic image of LA than its famous Hollywood Sign, standing since 1923? I didn't think so!
Getty Center The Getty Center is an impressive artistic space that houses outstanding works of many different forms of art.
Olvera Street Olvera Street is a pleasant historic district that was restored in order to remember the city's Mexican heritage.
Universal Studios Hollywood Universal Studios Hollywood is a park that offers its visitors the chance to see the magic and fantasy worlds of their favourite movies and series in real life.
Disneyland Park Disneyland Park was the park Walt Disney dreamed of back in the 1950s. See the attractions, price and timetable of the LA Disneyland Park.
TCL Chinese Theatre TCL Chinese Theatre is the most famous cinema in the world and the place where the most important film premieres are held.
Disney Adventure Park The Disney Adventure Park in Los Angeles brings together thrilling rides, shows, and simulations. Find out about its price, location and opening times.
Griffith Observatory The Griffith Observatory is not only one of the most famous astronomic observatories in the world, but it also offers incredible views of Los Angeles.
Rodeo Drive Characterised by film stars and fashion, Rodeo Drive is the most exclusive shopping street in Los Angeles.
Walt Disney Concert Hall Built between 1992 and 2003 and designed by the legendary architect Frank Gehry, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is an impressive work of architecture.
Stahl House Stahl House is an elegant modernist-styled building in Hollywood Hills, considered an iconic example of 20th century architecture.
Santa Monica Pier Located halfway down Santa Monica Beach, Santa Monica Pier is one of the most iconic places in LA. Visit its famous amusement park.
Union Station Built in 1939, Union Station is the largest train station in the west of the United States and an architectural wonder.
Walk of Fame The Walk of Fame was created in 1958 to represent the characteristic glamour of Hollywood. It has now become one of the most representative elements of LA. Discover it here.
Hollywood Sign Can you think of a more emblematic image of LA than its famous Hollywood Sign, standing since 1923? I didn't think so!
Universal Studios Hollywood Universal Studios Hollywood is a park that offers its visitors the chance to see the magic and fantasy worlds of their favourite movies and series in real life.
Olvera Street Olvera Street is a pleasant historic district that was restored in order to remember the city's Mexican heritage.
OUE Skyspace OUE Skyspace is a 310-metre-high panoramic observation deck located on the tallest uncovered observation tower in Los Angeles and all of California.
Dolby Theatre Glamour, movie stars and show business... The Dolby Theatre has been known worldwide as the venue for Oscars since 2002.
La Brea Tar Pits At the La Brea Tar Pits, you can travel back in time to prehistoric Los Angeles and follow the footsteps of animals that became extinct.
Grammy Museum The Grammy Museum is a dynamic space that seeks to inspire its visitors through different interactive exhibits related to the world of music.
Natural History Museum The Los Angeles Natural History Museum gives visitors the chance to explore nature through a wide range of exhibitions.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, also known by the acronym LACMA, is the largest museum in the west of the US and houses over 150,000 works.
Madame Tussauds Glamour, elegance, history and culture. Inaugurated in 2009, the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Los Angeles exhibits over 100 wax figures of famous people.
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Shrunken heads, six-legged pigs... Discover weird and wonderful objects from all over the world at this fascinating museum.
Museum of Contemporary Art The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) has three different branches that showcase pieces of American and European contemporary art.
Getty Villa Getty Villa is a magnificent recreation of an ancient Roman country house that keeps 7,000 years of ancient art in its collections.
Getty Center The Getty Center is an impressive artistic space that houses outstanding works of many different forms of art.
California Science Center The California Science Center (also known as ScienCenter) is a dynamic museum that allows visitors to enjoy the wonders of science.
The Broad The Broad is a modern and striking contemporary art museum featuring some of the most outstanding post-war works from around the world.
Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach is a quiet 2-mile long stretch of sand that is popular among volleyball players and surfers.
Zuma Beach Located in Malibu, to the west of Los Angeles, Zuma Beach is one of Los Angeles County's largest and most popular beaches. Discover it here.
Hermosa Beach Located on the stretch of coastline between Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach is a pleasant, fine sandy beach with a very particular style.
El Matador State Beach The rocky paradise of El Matador State Beach is home to enchanting caves, sheer cliffs and deep golden sand. Discover it.
Santa Monica Beach Located to the west of Downtown, Santa Monica State Beach is a landmark and one of the best examples of the famous beaches of sunny southern California.
Venice Beach Known for its Bohemian feel and popularity among artists and creatives, Venice Beach became fashionable in the 50s and 60s.
