Palm trees are a ubiquitous symbol for the city of Los Angeles. Here’s a look at the history and impact of these omnipresent trees.
Category Archives: Attraction
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Prints
Hidden under a stairway at a retail store in Pasadena you’ll find the handprints of one of the greatest basketball players of all time.
Planespotting in Clutter’s Park
There’s no better spot in Los Angeles to see planes fly out of LAX than Clutter’s Park in El Segundo.
The Giant Donuts of Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a town filled with donuts. And some of those donuts are giant donuts on top of small shacks.
Sunset Pacific Motel – Bates Motel – Projection
A once notorious hotel in Silver Lake has been transformed into a blank canvas by a French artist. But what’s next for this maligned motel?
The Dragons of Chinatown: The Chinatown Gateway Monument
Twin golden dragons guard the entrance to Los Angeles’s second Chinatown.
Taylor Yard Interpretive Project
In the center of Rio de Los Angeles State Park, you’ll find a bench artfully designed with ceramic tiles that tell the history of the park.
Great Wall of Topanga
As you drive along the winding Topanga Canyon Road you’ll come across a whimsical drive-through art gallery.
Court of Historic American Flags
In the center of Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles, you’ll find a curated selection 18 flags used throughout the history of the United States of America.
Clownerina: The Giant Ballerina Clown of Venice
In Venice you can see a giant sad clown with rueful smile wearing a tutu and battered top hat perform the can can on the side of a building.
Los Angeles Explorers Guild 