Destination Guide LA - Your Destination Guide to Los Angeles, CA
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Kayaking
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of gliding effortlessly along the surface of a large body of water, especially true when the watercraft you happen to be in is a small plastic kayak. View More >
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GRAMMY Museum
The GRAMMY Museum, which debuted in December of 2008 in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the GRAMMY Awards, features four floors of cutting-edge and engaging exhibits that inform and educate visitors about the complex music industry. View More >
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Bel Air
The brainchild of oil millionaire Alphonzo Edward Bell, Bel Air is a residential neighborhood of Los Angeles whose name has become synonymous with wealth, exclusivity, and material excess. View More >
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September 2nd, 2010 in Upcoming Events by Sarah Jones
A staple for the young Hollywood set and a location in movies like LA Confidential, the Chinese-themed hotspot has long been a bar and restaurant where stars can be seen enjoying a drink and living their charmed lifestyles.
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The Hotel Palomar Los Angeles Westwood in Los Angeles, Calif., is located on Wilshire Boulevard four blocks from Westwood Village's movie multiplexes, restaurants, and cafes and boutiques. The hotel is six blocks from UCLA and approximately one mile from Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive.
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In a city that is so vast and varied that it cannot be categorized, anything – anything you can imagine – can happen. Culturally rich and teeming with educational and artistic institutions of national renown and prestige, LA also plays host to a debased pop culture and the “rich and famous” Hollywood frenzy. Quintessentially American and the largest, brashest city in the largest, brashest state, LA is an irresistible force that residents and visitors both love and hate.
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