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Los Angeles is a city located in Southern California on the west coast of the United States. Ranked by population, Los Angeles is the largest city in California and the second largest city in the United States, after New York. The world-famous Hollywood is located in the city.
In Los Angeles, there are always new things waiting for you to experience. You can meet the stars who have left their names on the legendary "Walk of Fame" and even visit them in their homes. Or you can admire the "Hollywood Sign" located in Griffith Park on the Mount Lee Mountains, which is the most famous landmark in the world. Or you can visit the movie kingdom "Universal Studios Hollywood" or feel the excitement in the happy ocean Disneyland... The rich and colorful entertainment activities, coupled with the pleasant climate all year round and the endless beaches, make this a very charming place.
Suitable for all seasons
The weather in Los Angeles is pleasant all year round, with an average temperature of 20 degrees Celsius. You can wear short sleeves at noon 365 days a year.
Los Angeles is a veritable entertainment metropolis. From the children's fascination with Disneyland to the thrilling Universal Studios, every attraction is sure to make you want to leave. Besides exploring the various theme parks, wax museums, and Universal Studios, you can't miss Los Angeles' charming cosmopolitan atmosphere and romantic beaches, where you can completely lose yourself in the beautiful scenery and enjoy this grand carnival of Los Angeles.
Recommended number of days for visiting: about 3 days
Los Angeles, founded in 1781, grew from a Spanish pueblo into the second-largest U.S. city. It's the global center of entertainment (Hollywood), cultural diversity, and innovation, shaping film, music, and technology industries worldwide.
Located in Southern California. Accessible via Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The Metro system covers parts of the city; buses are extensive. Taxis and rideshares (Uber/Lyft) are common, but driving is most convenient due to sprawl.
Los Angeles is open year-round. Best time is March–May and September–November for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Attractions have varied hours, usually from morning to evening.
City is free to explore. Museums may charge $15–25, theme parks $100+. Tickets available online via official websites or on-site.
Yes, for popular spots like Universal Studios, Disneyland, or special exhibitions. Book at least 1–2 weeks ahead during peak seasons.
At least 4–5 days to experience major highlights; a week is ideal for neighborhoods, beaches, and cultural spots.
Yes, city tours, celebrity home tours, and studio tours are available. Tours often include English, Spanish, Chinese, and other languages depending on providers.
Day 1: Hollywood & Griffith Park → Day 2: Beaches (Santa Monica, Venice) → Day 3: Museums (Getty, LACMA, The Broad) → Day 4: Theme Parks → Day 5: Downtown & cultural neighborhoods.
Yes, LA nightlife is vibrant with rooftop bars, comedy clubs, and concerts. Griffith Observatory is great at night, and theme parks sometimes host evening shows.
Yes, popular sites are crowded on weekends and holidays. Weekdays and mornings are less crowded. Off-season (spring/fall) is better.
Widely available across attractions, malls, and tourist spots.
Yes, LA has good accessibility: ramps, elevators, and family-friendly attractions. Beaches and parks also have accessible paths.
Cards and mobile payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay) are widely accepted. Some small vendors may prefer cash.
Yes, LA is known for vegan, vegetarian, halal, and gluten-free options across the city.
Hollywood Boulevard and Venice Beach offer souvenirs like T-shirts, Hollywood sign replicas, film-themed items, and local art.
Flights from LAX or Burbank airports, Amtrak/Metrolink trains, rental cars, or buses to nearby cities and national parks.