Things to do in LA

[shoe-gal]

I'm off to LA for Easter.  It's a short break - so what should I not miss?

[Clanad]

Depends on your interests, but don't miss Chinatown... for other suggestions check here;

http://www.thingstodo-losangeles.com/brochure/content.jsp?FIELD=Must_See

Welcome to U.S.!

[AllYourBase]

Hollywood blvd with all the stars in the pavement, taking in Manns theatre (where all the premieres are and the handprints etc) and the hollywood sign - a bit further along to get the best view). These shouldn't be missed by a tourist on a visit BUT they won't overwhelm your visit and can all be seen/done in about an hour.

[The Tiggster]

We were in LA for 3 days (part of a longer holiday) and wouldn't have missed Hollywood as AllYourBase describes, Farmers Market, Sunset Strip amd a half day in Universal Studios.

Go to Hollywood Blvd 1st and go to Manns Chinese Theatre, at the left hand side you will see boothes that cater for LA trips. That's the way we did it. They were OK value

[The Tiggster]

We were in LA for 3 days (part of a longer holiday) and wouldn't have missed Hollywood as AllYourBase describes, Farmers Market, Sunset Strip amd a half day in Universal Studios.

Go to Hollywood Blvd 1st and go to Manns Chinese Theatre, at the left hand side you will see boothes that cater for LA trips. That's the way we did it. They were OK value

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[The Tiggster]

Sorry, something weird happend to my key board. As I was saying they were ok value, but are worth it if you have a limited amount of time rather than finding your own way about.

I wouldn't bother with Rodeo Drive, it is pretty & nice to see the posh shops, but you won't go home cheated of anything if you don't go.

Enjoy your trip.

[ck1]

Vvenice beach too, exactly the same as you see in the movies and some amazing sunsets!!