The Tournament House is the official headquarters of the Tournament of Roses. Free public tours are offered on Thursdays from February to August. For more than a century, the Tournament of Roses is a festival of flowers, music and sports...
Built in 1893, this building’s light-filled Victorian count rises 50 feet with open-cage elevators, marble stairs and ornate iron railings. In the true spirit of Los Angeles, it has been featured in many movies, from DOA to Blade Runner.
The Capitol Records Building, also known as the Capitol Records Tower, is a thirteen story tower designed by Welton Becket – and one of the city's landmarks. Founded in 1954, Capitol Records was the first record company based on the West...
Architect Thom Mayne was awarded the 2005 Pritzker Prize for this monumental building with its glistening metal skin and hulking form.
Formerly named LA Plaza Abaja in 1866, this five-acre park was renamed Pershing Square for General John J. Pershing in 1918. This postmodern redesign by Ricardo Legorreta, was dedicated in February 1994 and is full of symbols of California life...