We all know the story behind the Hollywood Sign. But this is the story of how to get behind the Hollywood Sign.
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The Munch Box
In Chatsworth you’ll find one of the last classic roadside burger stands in Los Angeles.
City Hall Observation Deck
In Downtown Los Angeles you can take in a panoramic view of the entire city from atop Los Angeles City Hall for free.
Bob’s Market
In Echo Park, you’ll find one of the most famous movie markets of all time.
La Placita: La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles
In Downtown Los Angeles, where the modern city was founded by 44 pobladores from Mexico, you’ll find the oldest church in Los Angeles.
Angel’s Flight
In Downtown Los Angeles you can take a ride on the world’s shortest railway.
Korean Bell of Friendship
In San Pedro you can visit a 17-ton bell that’s a symbol of the lasting friendship between the United States and South Korea.
Abbey San Encino
It’s not an abbey and it’s nowhere near Encino, but Highland Park’s Abbey San Encino has a storied history in both the local artists movement and in the Los Angeles music scene.
Dutch Chocolate Shop
Hidden behind a non-descript storefront in Downtown Los Angeles, you’ll find a series wondrous handmade tile murals from the kiln of a Southern California tile-making master.
The Shakespeare Bridge
An elegantly styled Gothic bridge, named for William Shakespeare, spans a dry stream bed in the Franklin Hills.
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