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This is a list of things to do in Los Angeles is based on what is most popular and what is the most frequently visited in Los Angeles. There are many other things to do in Los Angeles.

Disneyland

Disneyland, in Anaheim. California (28 miles from Los Angeles), is a place first recreation Disney park was established. Officially opened on July 17, 1955,Disneyland became one of the most visited places in the world. The idea for the manufacture of Disneyland and Walt Disney began his brother,Roy Disney, when carrying children – their children, Diane and Sharon, walked the road to see the carnival or circus. At the same time, many people wrote to Walt Disney and ask Disney studios allowed to visit studios and meet with their favorite Disney characters.

disneyland California

Walt realized that studios used to work can not offer much to visitors. Theme Parks Southern California is the original Disney, which is one baby boomers grew up longing to visit. Disneyland in Anaheim east of downtown Los Angeles. Walt Disney wanted to create a place where parents and children can do things together Disneyland is a place where you can wear funny hats all day and not feel silly about it.

inside the walt disney concert hall-los_angeles

Farmers Market and The Grove

Farmers Market and the Grove are at the corner of Third and Fairfax, a little south of Hollywood Boulevard and east of Beverly Hills. In 1934, enterprising farmers started an informal market at the corner of Fairfax and Third Street, selling produce from their trucks.

Newport Christmas-Farmers Market

Tourists soon discovered the impromptu Farmers Market, marveling at the array of fresh produce available even in mid-winter, and the Farmers Market grew into a more formal complex of produce stalls.

Fruits fresh - Farmers Market and The Grove

The charm of the Farmers Market lies in unpretentious connection to the past. and not long ago, the Los Angeles Times listed the Farmers Market as the best place in Los Angeles to spot celebrities. The Grove at Farmers Market, an 80,000 square foot retail and restaurant complex opened in 2002.

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive is one of the most celebrated and exclusive shopping streets in the world, you’ll find Italian designer boutiques, the best in French fashion and world-class jewelers.

Lanvin boutique- at Rodeo Drive

Only a few blocks long, the famous part of Rodeo Drive runs between Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards. Rodeo Drive is also the place to catch the Beverly Hills Trolley Tour, a fun trip that shows you not only Rodeo Drive, but the nearby stately neighborhoods, celebrities’ former homes and famous landmarks.

rodeo drive

Venice Beach

Weird, wonderful, wacky and totally Los Angeles, Venice Beach is Southern California’s beach scene, magnified. Venice Beach is more than just the sidewalk scene. This beach side town takes the name Venice from early developer Abbot Kinney’s dream to emulate the Italian city beside the Pacific Ocean.Venice is a district on the Westside of Los Angeles, California, United States.

Venice beach-canals

Venice is bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the southwest, by the unincorporated Marina del Rey on the southeast, by Culver City on the east, by the Los Angeles neighborhood of Mar Vista on the northeast, and by the city of Santa Monica on the north.
Throughout the summer months, “the boardwalk” (as it is commonly known, despite that it contains no boards) is actively entertaining, and this tradition continues on weekends in the winter.

Venice beach

Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard runs from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean, through some of Los Angeles’ most exclusive neighborhoods. Its most famous stretch is probably the Sunset Strip, a section whose sexy curves make it a visual icon.

sunset boulevard-Los Angeles california

The Sunset Strip runs through West Hollywood between Crescent Heights and Doheny Drive, on the north side of the Los Angeles Metro area. It’s northwest of downtown and northeast of Beverly Hills.