The Broad is a contemporary art museum located in Downtown LA. This museum features an extensive collection of postwar & contemporary art and is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts.
Located in the heart of Downtown LA, Grand Central Market is a food hall that offers a wide variety of food options that represent the diverse cultures of LA. It's been operating as a public market since 1917 and is now one of the most popular destinations in LA for foodies.
The Getty Center is a large museum and research institute located in Brentwood area in LA. The museum features pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European and American photographs.
Venice Beach Boardwalk is a bustling boardwalk and street performers on the beach. This is where you can find people rollerskating, doing acrobatics, musicians performing, artists displaying their work and much more. Grab something to eat and sit on the beach to take in the California sun.
The Griffith Observatory is a famous landmark located in Griffith Park in LA. This observatory offers amazing views of the LA skyline and is a great place for stargazing. The free admission makes this attraction incredibly popular amongst all ages.
LA is known for its traffic. Plan ahead for traffic and parking, and consider taking public transit; all attractions are accessible by bus or train. How much you end up spending on transport will depend on your method of transport, but budget for around $10 - $15 for an all-day pass.
If you have more time, be sure to visit the iconic Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios Hollywood or Walk of Fame. If less time, skip The Getty and add a visit to Santa Monica and enjoy a walk on the beach or add a visit to The Petersen Automotive Museum for car enthusiasts.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the primary airport located 16 miles southwest of Downtown LA.