Los Angeles Landmarks and Historic sites

Overlooking the famous Santa Monica Boulevard is an enormous stone white temple topped with a 15½-foot figure of the angel Moroni. The Los Angeles California Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was the...

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Address: 10777 Santa Monica Boulevard
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In Los Angeles—the City of Angeles—what more fitting name for a church is there than Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels? Located at 555 West Temple Street this Roman Catholic Church is...

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Address: 555 West Temple Street
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Fenway Park, opened in the year 1912, has been home to historic games and celebrated players. It grasps a lot of attention by being one of the smallest venues used by Major League Baseball. It still functions with a manual...

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Hollywood Walk of Fame is an area which consists of eighteen blocks which have been named after the present and past Stars of Hollywood in their honour. This sidewalk was designed by Californian artist Oliver Weismuller...

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Address: Hollywood Boulevard
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The Los Angeles City Hall is not just the building that homes the city’s governing offices, but a structural icon of the city’s identity.  Located at 200 North Spring Street, the LA City Hall houses the...

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Address: 200 North Spring Street
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The University of Southern California Trojans are a legendary football team who battle inside an equally legendary arena. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is an iconic stadium and the heart of the University Park college town in...

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Address: 3939 South Figueroa Street
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The Los Angeles Times is among the most renowned news dailies in the country, with an impressive readership of over one million people. Almost as interesting as a newspaper with such a wide readership is the headquarters where it...

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Address: 202 W 1st Street
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My best places in LA have to be Venice Beach and the Getty Museum. The strip of boulevard and coastline known as Venice Beach is iconic, and for very good reason.  So many...

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Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area is in Los Angeles, California. Spread across a huge area, the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area was established on 10...

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Opened in 1933, Griffith Observatory is an icon of Los Angeles in California and one of most popular attractions in Southern California. This observatory sits on the south side facing the...

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Address: 2800 E Observatory Road, Los Angeles, CA
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Universal Studios Hollywood is a movie studio and also a theme park situated in Los Angeles County of California. This attraction is one of the oldest and the most popular...

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