Top 20 Things To Do In Los Angeles
16 (9) Knott's Berry Farm
Rock n Roll with over 165 of the wildest thrilliest thrill rides
on the West Coast.
Hunt down the Boardwalk for the extremely extreme.
Small children may feel less overwhelmed at Camp Snoopy.
The park is heightest as height limits apply to most of the rides.
Expect to have to queue, attachable hats and sunscreen is recommended
as sunstroke and sunburn are not. Skip the chicken unless you are
very hungry.
17 Griffith Observatory
On about par with the Royal Observatory in Greenwich in London
the Griffith Observatory is well worth visiting. Be smart and check
the weather before you go and arrive early to see the new planetarium
show.
Griffith Observatory parking and museum is free and the views are
awesome. Griffith Observatory is also located close to the Hollywood
Sign.
18 California Science Center
The engaging CSC has lot of activities for children of all ages.
It also keeps the adults interested with high quality informative
exhibits.
The CSC provides a good account of the history of space exploration
and has some excellent IMAX shows. You may also pick up some unique
toys and presents from CSC shop.
The site surrounding the facility is quite appealing. The very
large rose garden out front is worth spending time in and the building
is modern, well designed and it is easy to navigate. Parking is
excellent. Watch out for the old spy plane while you are there.
19 Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels
The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels is the biggest church in
the US and third biggest in the world. An impressive sight to most,
perhaps a little too modern for some. The Cathedral of Our Lady
of the Angels has a 20,000 square plaza containing a meditation
garden.
The Cathedral is a LA landmark which over 1.5 million people have
visited since it opened in September, 2002.
20 Westwood Memorial Park
The small and peaceful Westwood Memorial Park is worth visiting
to pay homage to the past lives of its inhabitants. You can visit
Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, Rodney Dangerfield, Merv Griffin, Dean
Martin, Natalie Wood, Roy Orbison, Billy Wilder, Walter Matthau,
Jack Lemmon, Peggy Lee and Burt Lancaster to name a few
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