Los Angeles — Sights
Palm-lined freeways, ending at a taco truck
- Griffith Observatory — The LA grid and the Hollywood Sign from one terrace
- Hollywood Walk of Fame & TCL Chinese Theatre — Some 2,700 pavement stars and handprints in theatre cement
- Universal Studios Hollywood — A tram through working backlots, plus Nintendo and Harry Potter
- Disneyland Resort, Anaheim — The first Disneyland, the one Walt built himself
- Santa Monica Pier — The end of Route 66, a Ferris wheel over the sea, and sunset
- Venice Beach & Venice Canals — Muscle Beach, skaters and murals, with a canal village behind
- The Getty Center — White stone galleries, gardens and Van Gogh's Irises, free
- LACMA & Urban Light — A forest of 202 old street lamps that glows at night
- Rodeo Drive & Beverly Hills — Palm-lined luxury shopping and the Beverly Hills sign
- The Grove & Original Farmers Market — An open-air mall with a green trolley, next to a 90-year-old market
- The Broad & Walt Disney Concert Hall — A free modern art museum and a silver concert hall side by side
- El Matador State Beach, Malibu — Sea arches, caves and a Malibu sunset
- Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood — A real studio tour ending on the Friends Central Perk sofa
- Dodger Stadium — Home of Ohtani and Kim Hye-seong: baseball at sunset over the palms
- The Last Bookstore & Angels Flight, Historic Downtown — A bookstore with a book tunnel, and La La Land's one-minute railway
- Getty Villa — A Roman villa over the Pacific, with antiquities
- Runyon Canyon Park — Morning hike with Hollywood below your feet
- Lake Hollywood Park — A lawn with the Hollywood Sign right in front
- Hollywood Bowl — Open-air bowl, summer-night picnic concerts
- Petersen Automotive Museum — Red-ribbon building packed with movie cars
- Academy Museum of Motion Pictures — Oscars, props and film history under one roof
- Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County — Dinosaur bones, gems and a garden out back
- The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens — Japanese and desert gardens, a half-day escape
- Point Dume State Preserve — A cliff-top look at the whole Pacific