Inside a third-floor room of UCLA’s Geology Building, you’ll find a display of more than 100 meteorites.
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Seat of Design: Second Largest Chair in Los Angeles
Outside the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, you’ll find the second largest chair in Los Angeles.
Jack’s Candy
In Downtown Los Angeles you can visit a huge warehouse space filled with almost endless varieties of candy.
Justice Brothers Automotive Collection
In Duarte you’ll find an impressive collection of vintage race cars, motorcycles, experimental automobiles, and racing memorabilia.
Powers Place: The Shortest Street in Los Angeles
In Pico Union, next to a row of historic houses on Alvarado Terrace, you’ll find the shortest street in Los Angeles.
Angel’s Flight
In Downtown Los Angeles you can take a ride on the world’s shortest railway.
Marquis de Lafayette Statue
In Westlake’s Lafayette Park, you can see a decaying statue of the man who helped secure America’s independence.
Declaration
In Venice Beach, you can find a giant steel sculpture on a hill between the boardwalk and the Pacific Ocean.
Velaslavasay Panorama
In historic West Adams, inside a classic movie theatre, you can visit a 360-degree, hand-painted mural of Shenyang, China that hearkens back to a style of entertainment before the birth of film.
Cathedral Oak Monument
Along a sleepy stretch of road in South Pasadena you’ll drive by the location of the first Easter service ever held in California. Supposedly.
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