100 Almost-Free Things to Do in Los Angeles
Don't wait until pay day to go out on the town. Try one of LA's best things to do for $20 or less.
100 Almost-Free Things to Do in LA: Activities
No matter your budget, you can find something to do in LA. These activities all clock in at less than $20.
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100 Almost Free Things to Do in LA: Arts & Culture
Los Angeles is a mecca of arts and culture. Experiencing LA's artistic side doesn't require stacks of cash. Get your culture fix for less than $20 at these arts and cultural institutions.
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100 Almost-Free Things to Do in LA: Dining
When it comes to Los Angeles dining, think beyond the white tablecloth. A great meal is all about the taste, not about the bill. Find a place to suit your tastebuds with our guide to some of LA's best meals under $20.
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Mother's Day Hotel Specials in Los Angeles
Hotels all over Los Angeles have come up with the best Mother's Day specials to help you show your appreciation to the one who matters to you most. Whether it's a room package or a luxurious day at the spa for mom, we've collected a wide range of Mother's Day offers at LA hotels that are sure to impress all who are part of your maternal celebration.
Book your Mother’s Day hotel package, reserve a spa day, then read our guide to the best Mother’s Day hotel brunches, after the jump.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Los Angeles
Cinco de Mayo is an annual celebration of Mexican culture and heritage that takes place across the U.S. and regionally in Mexico, where it's known in the state of Puebla as El Día de la Batalla de Puebla (“The Day of the Battle of Puebla”). Cinco de Mayo is observed to commemorate the Mexican army's victory over the much larger, better-armed French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. The U.S. celebration of Cinco de Mayo originated in Mexican-American communities of the American West, Southwest and Northwest. Read on for our guide to Cinco de Mayo festivities throughout Los Angeles.
The Guide to Koreatown in Los Angeles
Koreatown, located west of Downtown LA and south of Hollywood, is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Encompassing roughly 3 square miles, the area was once the epicenter of Golden Age Hollywood, home to the Ambassador Hotel, the Cocoanut Grove and the Brown Derby. Today, Korean and Latino populations contribute to Koreatown’s rich cultural diversity. K-town is also known for having one of the largest concentration of nightclubs and 24-hour businesses and restaurants in the country. Even frequent visitors have only scratched the surface of this vibrant district. Discover Koreatown with our guide to one of LA’s most exciting neighborhoods.
Pet-Friendly Los Angeles Hotels
When it comes to traveling with your pet, Los Angeles hotels offer you and your furry family members the best amenities and service around. For some visitors, it may be enough to check out a hotel's pet deposit and corresponding policy. For more detailed information, read our guide to the amenities and services offered at LA’s pet-friendly hotels, a wide range of experiences for travelers and their best friends.
The Hottest Hotel Pools in Los Angeles
Here in Los Angeles, pools are an art form, and the hotels on this list are going way beyond swimming laps. With LA's perpetual sunshine and mild year-round climate, swimming pools are attractive destinations no matter when you visit.
You need to be a hotel guest if you want to take a dip in many of these pools, but some welcome non-guests who just want to enjoy the atmosphere.
Discover Los Angeles Music Car Free
In addition to being the world’s movie-making capital, Los Angeles can also stake a claim to being one of the world’s great music cities, serving as the epicenter for everything from West Coast jazz to surf music and the singer-songwriter movement. LA has also made an indelible impact on the funk, punk, hip-hop and EDM genres. Covering all that musical ground in a day without wheels is a challenge, but an intrepid explorer can check out many of the city’s most famous music-related sites with a little creativity and an ear to the street.
From WeHo and Hollywood to Downtown, explore ten of LA's most famous music sites with our car-free walking tour. This full-day itinerary takes approximately six to eight hours if all stops are visited. Skip stops if you are running low on time, or want to spend more time enjoying a particular point of interest.
Recommended Methods of Travel: Metro Bus & Rail, Walking
Total Distance: 13 miles. Distance Walking: 4 miles
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