Los Angeles, CA

The ultimate LA photo op. For the best views, hike up from Griffith Observatory or Lake Hollywood Park. Remember, it's illegal to hike to the sign itself—admire it from the designated viewing areas.

Downtown's historic food hall is a delicious microcosm of LA's diversity. Grab a famous egg sandwich at Eggslut, handmade tacos at Tacos Tumbras a Tomas, or a comforting bowl of ramen at Ramen Hood.

Ride the tram up to this hilltop museum complex for world-class art, stunning architecture by Richard Meier, and immaculate gardens. The views of the city are worth the trip alone, and admission is free (parking fee applies).

Ride the solar-powered Ferris wheel, play classic arcade games, and soak in the classic California beach vibe. It's touristy, yes, but it's also a historic piece of LA's seaside charm.

There's nothing quite like a summer night under the stars at this iconic amphitheater. Pack a picnic, bring some wine, and enjoy everything from the LA Philharmonic to classic rock acts in a truly magical setting.

Held every Sunday at Fairfax High School, this flea market is an LA institution. Hunt for vintage clothing, unique jewelry, mid-century furniture, and handmade crafts while enjoying live music and great food truck eats.

The epicenter of LA's hipster culture, known for its mid-century modern homes, trendy coffee shops, and indie boutiques along Sunset Junction. Hike the reservoir stairs for skyline views and discover the neighborhood's thriving music and dining scene.

Once neglected, DTLA is now a vibrant hub of culture and nightlife. Explore the historic theaters on Broadway, the art galleries of the Arts District, the food of Grand Central Market, and the sleek skyscrapers of the Financial District.

Named 'The Coolest Block in America,' this stretch in Venice is a curated experience of high-end boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, art galleries, and chic coffee shops. It's less about the beach and more about seeing and being seen.

Synonymous with luxury, this independent city is all about manicured hedges, palatial estates, and world-famous shopping on Rodeo Drive. Stroll through the Beverly Gardens Park or spot celebrity homes on a leisurely drive.

A former industrial zone transformed into LA's most dynamic creative neighborhood. It's a canvas of massive street murals, converted warehouse lofts, innovative restaurants, craft breweries, and cutting-edge art galleries and studios.