Considered to be an architectural masterpiece by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a modern marvel and Los Angeles icon. It is a dynamic, 293,000-square-foot concert hall that features a wavy, steel exterior designed to look like a ship with its sails at full mast. The arena stage, allows for seating on all four sides of the stage. It was designed to be one of the most acoustically sophisticated concert halls in the world, providing both visual and aural...

An oasis of art and culture on 207 acres. Explore breathtaking gardens, new Children’s Garden, Tropical Conservatory, Chinese Garden, four art galleries and a library, showcasing collections of rare books. Bookstore, English Tea and group tours.

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.

Includes a 7.5-acre rose garden, with 15,793 rose bushes. The garden was an attraction for the 1932 Olympics. It is currently among the three major public-display rose gardens in Southern California and one of the most important in the state.

Behind a bamboo grove, the Schindler House offers a tranquil setting for meetings, receptions and parties. A modern masterpiece designed in 1922 by R. M. Schindler, it features sliding doors opening onto courtyards, outdoor fireplaces and lush landscaping.