Los Angeles is the land of superlatives, and we’re the first to admit that we claim “best of” status for anything ranging from world movie premieres to acclaimed five-star restaurants. When it comes right down to it, people visit because we’ve got the cream of the crop and we’re not shy about saying it. Here’s a quick list of the best things to do while you’re here.
One of the best things about traveling is learning something new. In Los Angeles, you'll find a variety of interesting classes that can help you on your mission.
Los Angeles has a famous car culture, but renting one isn't the only way for visitors to explore LA. You'll find there are plenty of great ways to experience the city, including by air, rail, sea or — really — your own two feet.
There's no shortage of opportunities for LA visitors to check out movie studios in action.
With a setting ranging from hard-core urban to completely rural, and terrain going from mountainous to desert to beachside, Los Angeles provides an endless playground for those engaged in the craft of geocaching, where people use their GPS devices as part of a high-tech treasure hunt of sorts.
For those who want an adrenaline rush, there are few attractions more worthwhile than iFLY.
Getting acquainted with the numerous hiking trails in Los Angeles is the perfect way to discover why LA is the ideal place to get outside.
On Sunday, March 17, 2013, thousands of runners will navigate their way from Downtown to Santa Monica in the 28th annual LA Marathon. The 2013 LA Marathon will be the fourth running of the iconic “Stadium to the Sea” course, which takes runners from Dodger Stadium to the Pacific Ocean.
Skateparks in Los Angeles became part of LA culture when surfing legend Hobie Alter created Hobie Skateboards in the 1960s. Shortly after, places like Venice Beach were deemed major skate destinations, appearing in numerous skate videos.