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Los Angeles California Temple

The second largest temple belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, the Los Angeles California Temple is a cool building to see even if you’re not religious. Built in the Modernist style, it’s made from a mix of white Portland cement and crushed quartz, giving it a shiny appearance. The statue of the angel Moroni which sits atop the church can be seen for miles around.

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Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park

While you may think that LA is all about celeb-spotting in the flesh, if you want to see the really big names of the yesteryears, head to Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park. Some of Tinseltown’s biggest celebrities have been lain to rest here, including Marilyn Monroe, Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa and Truman Capote.

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Hammer Museum

Founded by industrialist Arnold Hammer in 1990, the Hammer Museum is the place to go for modern art. Whether you’re interested in photography, design, installations, or comic art, you can be sure that the Hammer Museum will have something for you. Best of all, it’s free to enter!

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Regency Village Theatre

One of the neighborhood’s iconic landmarks, the Fox Theater is one of the leading movie premiere theaters, having hosted a huge number of premieres in its almost 90-year life, including Shrek, all the Harry Potter movies, Independence Day and Venom. With its legendary art deco Fox sign, Spanish Mission-style tower, and carved winged lions, it’s an impressive sight to see.

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Mildred Mathias Botanical Gardens

Whether you want to stroll around and admire the wonderful flowers and plants or simply find a spot to sit and relax, the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Gardens is one of the most serene places in Westwood. It is highly recommended that you take the self-guided tour, which will help you spot some of the best plant specimens in the gardens, such as the weeping myrtle from Western Australia and the dragon tree from the Canary Islands.

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Fowler Museum at UCLA

Located on the UCLA campus, the Fowler Museum is a fantastic museum specialising in world art, ethnography and archaeology. Here you can see artefacts from Asia, Africa, and the Americas, both past and present. Displaying everything from animal figurines to Mexican ceramics, you will definitely leave the Fowler Museum feeling like you have learned something new.

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Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

One of the most impressive sculpture gardens in the whole country, the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden is home to amazing pieces by some of the world’s top sculptors. Matisse, Rodin, Arp, and Miro all have examples of their work on display, plus the five-acre garden makes for a pleasant stroll.

8

The Getty Center

As one of the world’s biggest arts centers, the Getty Center has some amazing exhibitions to check out. From European and American art both past and present to stunning architecture, it’s really not hard to see why the Getty is so famous around the world. Also check out the beautiful gardens, which never look the same twice! You should be aware that you will need to take a taxi to get to the Getty Center. Opening hours are 10am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, and 10am to 9pm on Saturday. As it’s such a huge complex, you’ll need around two to three hours to see everything. Because of the distance, it’s an attraction you would probably think about visiting only if you have the energy.

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Los Angeles California Temple

The second largest temple belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, the Los Angeles California Temple is a cool building to see even if you’re not religious. Built in the Modernist style, it’s made from a mix of white Portland cement and crushed quartz, giving it a shiny appearance. The statue of the angel Moroni which sits atop the church can be seen for miles around.

10

Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park

While you may think that LA is all about celeb-spotting in the flesh, if you want to see the really big names of the yesteryears, head to Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park. Some of Tinseltown’s biggest celebrities have been lain to rest here, including Marilyn Monroe, Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa and Truman Capote.

11

Hammer Museum

Founded by industrialist Arnold Hammer in 1990, the Hammer Museum is the place to go for modern art. Whether you’re interested in photography, design, installations, or comic art, you can be sure that the Hammer Museum will have something for you. Best of all, it’s free to enter!

12

Regency Village Theatre

One of the neighborhood’s iconic landmarks, the Fox Theater is one of the leading movie premiere theaters, having hosted a huge number of premieres in its almost 90-year life, including Shrek, all the Harry Potter movies, Independence Day and Venom. With its legendary art deco Fox sign, Spanish Mission-style tower, and carved winged lions, it’s an impressive sight to see.

13

Mildred Mathias Botanical Gardens

Whether you want to stroll around and admire the wonderful flowers and plants or simply find a spot to sit and relax, the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Gardens is one of the most serene places in Westwood. It is highly recommended that you take the self-guided tour, which will help you spot some of the best plant specimens in the gardens, such as the weeping myrtle from Western Australia and the dragon tree from the Canary Islands.

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Fowler Museum at UCLA

Located on the UCLA campus, the Fowler Museum is a fantastic museum specialising in world art, ethnography and archaeology. Here you can see artefacts from Asia, Africa, and the Americas, both past and present. Displaying everything from animal figurines to Mexican ceramics, you will definitely leave the Fowler Museum feeling like you have learned something new.

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Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

One of the most impressive sculpture gardens in the whole country, the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden is home to amazing pieces by some of the world’s top sculptors. Matisse, Rodin, Arp, and Miro all have examples of their work on display, plus the five-acre garden makes for a pleasant stroll.

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The Getty Center

As one of the world’s biggest arts centers, the Getty Center has some amazing exhibitions to check out. From European and American art both past and present to stunning architecture, it’s really not hard to see why the Getty is so famous around the world. Also check out the beautiful gardens, which never look the same twice! You should be aware that you will need to take a taxi to get to the Getty Center. Opening hours are 10am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, and 10am to 9pm on Saturday. As it’s such a huge complex, you’ll need around two to three hours to see everything. Because of the distance, it’s an attraction you would probably think about visiting only if you have the energy.

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Храм в Лос-Анджелесе, Калифорния

Второй по величине храм, принадлежащий Церкви Иисуса Христа Святых последних дней, храм в Лос-Анджелесе, штат Калифорния, — это классное здание, которое стоит увидеть, даже если вы не религиозны. Построенный в стиле модерн, он сделан из смеси белого портландцемента и дробленого кварца, что придает ему блестящий вид. Статую ангела Морония, которая находится на вершине церкви, можно увидеть за много миль вокруг.

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Мемориальный парк братьев Пирс Вествуд-Виллидж

Хотя вы можете подумать, что в Лос-Анджелесе можно увидеть знаменитостей во плоти, если вы хотите увидеть действительно громкие имена прошлых лет, отправляйтесь в Мемориальный парк Пирс Бразерс Вествуд Виллидж. Здесь похоронены некоторые из крупнейших знаменитостей Тинселтауна, в том числе Мэрилин Монро, Рой Орбисон, Фрэнк Заппа и Трумэн Капоте.

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Музей молота

Музей Хаммера, основанный промышленником Арнольдом Хаммером в 1990 году, — это место, где можно познакомиться с современным искусством. Интересуетесь ли вы фотографией, дизайном, инсталляциями или комическим искусством, можете быть уверены, что в Музее Хаммера найдется что-то для вас. Самое приятное, что вход бесплатный!

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Деревенский театр Ридженси

Театр «Фокс», одна из знаковых достопримечательностей района, является одним из ведущих кинотеатров, где за свою почти 90-летнюю жизнь состоялось огромное количество премьер, в том числе «Шрек», все фильмы о Гарри Поттере, «День независимости» и «Веном». С его легендарным знаком лисы в стиле ар-деко, башней в стиле испанской миссии и резными крылатыми львами это впечатляющее зрелище.

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Ботанический сад Милдред Матиас

Хотите ли вы прогуляться и полюбоваться чудесными цветами и растениями или просто найти место, где можно посидеть и расслабиться, Ботанический сад Милдред Э. Матиас — одно из самых безмятежных мест в Вествуде. Настоятельно рекомендуется совершить самостоятельную экскурсию, которая поможет вам обнаружить некоторые из лучших образцов растений в садах, таких как плакучий мирт из Западной Австралии и драконово дерево с Канарских островов.

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Музей Фаулера в Калифорнийском университете в Лос-Анджелесе

Музей Фаулера, расположенный в кампусе Калифорнийского университета в Лос-Анджелесе, представляет собой фантастический музей, специализирующийся на мировом искусстве, этнографии и археологии. Здесь вы можете увидеть артефакты из Азии, Африки и Америки, как прошлого, так и настоящего. Выставляя все, от фигурок животных до мексиканской керамики, вы обязательно покинете музей Фаулера с ощущением, что узнали что-то новое.

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Сад скульптур Франклина Д. Мерфи

Один из самых впечатляющих садов скульптур во всей стране, Сад скульптур Франклина Д. Мерфи является домом для удивительных произведений некоторых из лучших скульпторов мира. У Матисса, Родена, Арпа и Миро выставлены образцы их работ, а по саду площадью пять акров приятно прогуляться.

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Центр Гетти

Как один из крупнейших в мире центров искусств, в Центре Гетти есть несколько удивительных выставок, которые стоит посетить. От европейского и американского искусства, как прошлого, так и настоящего, до потрясающей архитектуры, действительно нетрудно понять, почему Гетти так известен во всем мире. Также загляните в прекрасные сады, которые никогда не выглядят одинаково дважды! Вы должны знать, что вам нужно будет взять такси, чтобы добраться до Центра Гетти. Часы работы: с 10:00 до 17:30 с понедельника по пятницу и с 10:00 до 21:00 в субботу. Поскольку это такой огромный комплекс, вам понадобится около двух-трех часов, чтобы все увидеть. Из-за расстояния это достопримечательность, о которой вы, вероятно, подумали бы посетить, только если у вас есть энергия.

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Los Angeles California Temple

The second largest temple belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, the Los Angeles California Temple is a cool building to see even if you’re not religious. Built in the Modernist style, it’s made from a mix of white Portland cement and crushed quartz, giving it a shiny appearance. The statue of the angel Moroni which sits atop the church can be seen for miles around.

26

Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park

While you may think that LA is all about celeb-spotting in the flesh, if you want to see the really big names of the yesteryears, head to Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park. Some of Tinseltown’s biggest celebrities have been lain to rest here, including Marilyn Monroe, Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa and Truman Capote.

27

Hammer Museum

Founded by industrialist Arnold Hammer in 1990, the Hammer Museum is the place to go for modern art. Whether you’re interested in photography, design, installations, or comic art, you can be sure that the Hammer Museum will have something for you. Best of all, it’s free to enter!

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Regency Village Theatre

One of the neighborhood’s iconic landmarks, the Fox Theater is one of the leading movie premiere theaters, having hosted a huge number of premieres in its almost 90-year life, including Shrek, all the Harry Potter movies, Independence Day and Venom. With its legendary art deco Fox sign, Spanish Mission-style tower, and carved winged lions, it’s an impressive sight to see.

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UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden

Whether you want to stroll around and admire the wonderful flowers and plants or simply find a spot to sit and relax, the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Gardens is one of the most serene places in Westwood. It is highly recommended that you take the self-guided tour, which will help you spot some of the best plant specimens in the gardens, such as the weeping myrtle from Western Australia and the dragon tree from the Canary Islands.

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Fowler Museum at UCLA

Located on the UCLA campus, the Fowler Museum is a fantastic museum specialising in world art, ethnography and archaeology. Here you can see artefacts from Asia, Africa, and the Americas, both past and present. Displaying everything from animal figurines to Mexican ceramics, you will definitely leave the Fowler Museum feeling like you have learned something new.

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Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

One of the most impressive sculpture gardens in the whole country, the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden is home to amazing pieces by some of the world’s top sculptors. Matisse, Rodin, Arp, and Miro all have examples of their work on display, plus the five-acre garden makes for a pleasant stroll.

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The Getty Center

As one of the world’s biggest arts centers, the Getty Center has some amazing exhibitions to check out. From European and American art both past and present to stunning architecture, it’s really not hard to see why the Getty is so famous around the world. Also check out the beautiful gardens, which never look the same twice! You should be aware that you will need to take a taxi to get to the Getty Center. Opening hours are 10am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, and 10am to 9pm on Saturday. As it’s such a huge complex, you’ll need around two to three hours to see everything. Because of the distance, it’s an attraction you would probably think about visiting only if you have the energy.

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Los Angeles California Temple

The second largest temple belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, the Los Angeles California Temple is a cool building to see even if you’re not religious. Built in the Modernist style, it’s made from a mix of white Portland cement and crushed quartz, giving it a shiny appearance. The statue of the angel Moroni which sits atop the church can be seen for miles around.

34

Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park

While you may think that LA is all about celeb-spotting in the flesh, if you want to see the really big names of the yesteryears, head to Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park. Some of Tinseltown’s biggest celebrities have been lain to rest here, including Marilyn Monroe, Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa and Truman Capote.

35

Hammer Museum

Founded by industrialist Arnold Hammer in 1990, the Hammer Museum is the place to go for modern art. Whether you’re interested in photography, design, installations, or comic art, you can be sure that the Hammer Museum will have something for you. Best of all, it’s free to enter!

36

Regency Village Theatre

One of the neighborhood’s iconic landmarks, the Fox Theater is one of the leading movie premiere theaters, having hosted a huge number of premieres in its almost 90-year life, including Shrek, all the Harry Potter movies, Independence Day and Venom. With its legendary art deco Fox sign, Spanish Mission-style tower, and carved winged lions, it’s an impressive sight to see.

37

UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden

Whether you want to stroll around and admire the wonderful flowers and plants or simply find a spot to sit and relax, the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Gardens is one of the most serene places in Westwood. It is highly recommended that you take the self-guided tour, which will help you spot some of the best plant specimens in the gardens, such as the weeping myrtle from Western Australia and the dragon tree from the Canary Islands.

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Fowler Museum at UCLA

Located on the UCLA campus, the Fowler Museum is a fantastic museum specialising in world art, ethnography and archaeology. Here you can see artefacts from Asia, Africa, and the Americas, both past and present. Displaying everything from animal figurines to Mexican ceramics, you will definitely leave the Fowler Museum feeling like you have learned something new.

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Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

One of the most impressive sculpture gardens in the whole country, the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden is home to amazing pieces by some of the world’s top sculptors. Matisse, Rodin, Arp, and Miro all have examples of their work on display, plus the five-acre garden makes for a pleasant stroll.

40

The Getty Center

As one of the world’s biggest arts centers, the Getty Center has some amazing exhibitions to check out. From European and American art both past and present to stunning architecture, it’s really not hard to see why the Getty is so famous around the world. Also check out the beautiful gardens, which never look the same twice! You should be aware that you will need to take a taxi to get to the Getty Center. Opening hours are 10am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, and 10am to 9pm on Saturday. As it’s such a huge complex, you’ll need around two to three hours to see everything. Because of the distance, it’s an attraction you would probably think about visiting only if you have the energy.

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