Los Angeles Neighborhoods travel guide

Sunset Strip: Rock clubs, restaurants, boutiques and lots of Fun. The best restaurants, boutiques, designer showrooms, art galleries and nightclubs can be found in West Hollywood with the famous Sunset ...

Young, hopeful actor, models, photographers and scriptwriters inhabit the cafés and restaurants, the prices are low, the nights are long. To Hollywood and Sunset Boulevard is located around the histor...

Marina del Rey, on the westside of Los Angeles, is THE place to get out on the water -- whether sail boat, motor boat, kayak, large or small, do it your self or joining a public charter in Los Angeles...

The first Chinatown was born here in America in the second half of the 19th Jhs. and then housed almost exclusively Chinese workers, the railroad came. Around 1900 thousands live in the ghetto with ca...

The canal system, once 26 km of waterways, were at the turn of the 20th Century by Abbot Kinney modeled after the Venetian developed. The divisions into disrepair but soon thereafter, and were buried ...

Business and Exhibition Center with earthquake-proof skyscrapers. To the stony desert aufzulockern was established arts - including Robert Rauschenberg, Eric Orr, Nancy Graves, Joan Miró, Terry Allen,...

At the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, 16 miles east of Downtown, overwinters the rich people of the east coast. In the quiet residential streets, you still find the typical Southern California arc...

After the devastating earthquake in San Francisco 1906, many Japanese settled in Los Angeles on. Today he lives here the largest Japanese community outside Japan, the least of them, however, in Little...

Happy as a mini version of New York's Soho or London's Carnaby Street called, enjoys this quarter, at Hollywood and Los Feliz borders, more and more popularity among yuppies, designers and film stars....