The 5 Weirdest Tourist Attractions In Los Angeles, According To Reviews
Los Angeles some of the weirdest attractions in all of California, but these have to be the five weirdest tourist destinations in the whole city.
Read MoreLos Angeles some of the weirdest attractions in all of California, but these have to be the five weirdest tourist destinations in the whole city.
Read MoreOne of the most famous delis in Los Angeles offers visitors with an abundance of delicious menu items and the opportunity to see famous stars.
Read MoreA long-loved favorite amongst locals, tourists, celebrities, and filmmakers, Neptune's Net is worth a visit on your next trek to the west coast.
Read MoreCalifornia's legendary Highway 1 has a stretch that's closed off to cars, presenting hikers with a spot that features beautiful views.
Read MoreEscape the bustling city of Los Angeles by strolling along the blissfully quiet canals and vibrant waterfront homes at the “Venice of America.”
Read MoreOne of the most beloved buildings in the U.S. is a historical stunner offering incredible views. And, best of all, you can visit it without paying a cent.
Read MoreWhile cities are concrete jungles, tropical birds aren’t often found in urban landscapes. But this West Coast metropolis houses an unexpected parrot population.
Read MoreYou'll find plenty of museums in Southern California, but few offer a nostalgic blast from the past like this Los Angeles spot, given a "Best of LA" award.
Read MoreThis stunning site dates back generations and has become an important symbol in the Los Angeles area for those dedicated to social justice.
Read MoreWithin Death Valley National Park in California is one of the wildest places on Earth with highly unusual terrain. It's known as "the Devil's golf course."
Read MoreOutdoor enthusiasts who want a little history with their adventure should visit the Northern California town that's the birthplace of mountain biking.
Read MoreThis California town treats visitors to luxurious stays with soaks in geothermal pools, views of nearby natural wonders, and a walkable downtown district.
Read MoreEvery golfer dreams of hitting a spectacular hole-in-one, and these five golf courses might be the best and most common places to make it happen.
Read MoreIn one California national park, an awe-inspiring hike through redwood forest is limited to just 50 visitors per day. Here's why the trek is so exclusive.
Read MoreA former WWII cruise ship in California is now a hotel that's brimming with paranormal activity, in addition to brunch, live music, and seasonal events.
Read MoreComprised of towering rows of historic lamp posts, the art installation is a glowing forest of light that embodies LA's classic and metropolitan beauty.
Read MoreTake a camping trip in Northern California at this site on the Trinity River. Bring a fishing rod and tackle box to catch salmon and steelhead!
Read MoreWhen flying into sunny California, try to pass through this historic hidden gem of an airport that is considered the coolest in the United States.
Read MoreIf you love year-round outdoor activities like hiking and bird-watching, you'll need to check out this breathtaking California wildlife refuge.
Read MoreHidden on California's coast, this quaint New England–style beach town is a gorgeous getaway and offers premiere access to the nearby redwoods.
Read MoreCalifornia’s coast is filled with stunning sandy beaches and marine attractions, and this destination offers amazing views of enormous elephant seals.
Read MoreA smelly tar pit in the middle of LA? 3.5 million fossils from the Ice Age? A Pleistocene garden? If all that ignites your curiosity, visit this unique museum.
Read MoreFoodies will love this bucolic town on the Central Coast. Visitors can experience restaurants, wine, horseback riding, and a botanic garden.
Read MoreGolf pros and aficionados must visit this refurbished California golf course in January 2025 to see a famous tournament that also features esteemed musicians.
Read MoreThis historic California Gold Rush town feels frozen in time, and it warmly welcomes visitors to explore its shops, take a carriage ride, or pan for gold.
Read MorePlay golf on a course designed by Tiger Woods. This nine-hole course is friendly for newcomers and much more affordable than the neighboring Pebble Beach.
Read MoreSure, Disneyland is great, but this magical amusement park is even older, and at a far more affordable price point that will have you saying "Mickey who?"
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