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Los Angeles Tourism & Sightseeing
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The City of Los Angeles holds many distinctions. LA is the entertainment capital of the world, a cultural mecca boasting more than 300 museums, and a paradise of good weather with over 75 miles of sunny coastline. From tourist attractions like a flourishing Downtown, the Walk of Fame’s collection of stars to trendsetting arts scenes and internationally flavored neighborhoods, Los Angeles is a destination like no other.
In Downtown Los Angeles, visit one of the city’s newest developments – L.A. LIVE. This 5.6 million-square-foot mixed-use development occupies a 27-acre site across from the STAPLES Center. Offering nightlife, restaurants and live music venues, L.A. LIVE is the centerpiece of Downtown.
In Hollywood, visitors can interact with their favorite celebrities at Madame Tussauds Hollywood, or see the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2010. In the NoHo (North Hollywood) Arts District in the San Fernando Valley there is an array of cafes, boutiques and 22 live theaters.
On the Westside of Los Angeles, visit the Wilshire Corridor which is home to Museum Row, with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Petersen Automotive Museum, the Craft and Folk Art Museum and the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), located in one of LA’s coastal communities, is the seventh busiest airport in the world. It reopened its Theme Building’s 360-degree rooftop Observation Deck in 2010. The iconic building, whose architecture is reminiscent of a spaceship, is home to Encounter Restaurant, which recently received a $9.3 million reconstruction. A massive, $737 million renovation of the Tom Bradley International Terminal was also completed in 2010.
To get close to the ocean, be sure to visit Venice Beach or San Pedro, home to LA’s World Cruise Center, the busiest passenger cruise port on the West Coast. While in Venice, check out Muscle Beach, the Skate Dancing plaza and numerous basketball, handball and paddle tennis courts. In San Pedro, you can charter a boat for fishing, enjoy whale watching (seasonal) or wine and dine at Ports O’Call Village.
LA’s regions sparkle with character. Visitors can have breakfast in the San Fernando Valley, visit a museum in the Wilshire Corridor, dine on the Westside, play along the coast, see a performance Downtown or dance the night away at a Hollywood Club – all in one day.
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Top Places to Stay in Los Angeles
Stay at the best rated hotels in Los Angeles. To ensure accuracy, our hotel guest scores come only from actual customers! That way, you can count on accurate reviews from real guests! The below hotels in Los Angeles, CA are the higest ranked by our customers. View the hotel to see the pros and cons as reported by our customers. With over 294,000 reviews of accommodations in California alone, you can't go wrong!
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Best Time to Visit Los Angeles
The best time to visit Los Angeles is in the summer and spring. Summer temperatures are mild with averages in the low 70's and highs in the low 80's. Nights are cool with lows in the mid 60's. Spring temperatures are mild with averages in the mid 60's and highs in the mid 70's. Spring nights are cool with lows in the mid 50's.
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Spring
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Summer
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 Fall
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Winter
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Monthly Temperatures in Los Angeles
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Low
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High
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January
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48.5
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58.3
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68.1
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February
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50.3
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60.0
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69.6
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March
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51.6
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60.7
F°
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69.8
F°
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April
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54.4
F°
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63.8
F°
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73.1
F°
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May
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57.9
F°
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66.2
F°
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74.5
F°
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June
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61.4
F°
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70.5
F°
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79.5
F°
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July
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64.6
F°
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74.2
F°
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83.8
F°
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August
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65.6
F°
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75.2
F°
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84.8
F°
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September
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64.6
F°
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74.0
F°
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83.3
F°
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October
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59.9
F°
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69.5
F°
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79.0
F°
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November
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52.6
F°
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62.9
F°
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73.2
F°
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December
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48.3
F°
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58.5
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68.7
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