Paramount Pictures is one of America's largest film studios and was created in 1912. The studio offers tours of their vast facilities on weekdays by reservation.[Learn more]
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Anaheim's Disneyland Park and Resort is the original theme park that has spawned several other locations around the world. It was built under the direct supervision of Walt Disney himself in 1955.[Learn more]
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Located in the heart of Hollywood along the Walk of Fame, Grauman's Chinese Theatre is often the home of blockbuster movie premieres and events like the Academy Awards Ceremony.[Learn more]
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Universal Studios Hollywood is a two-fold attraction: there is an amusement park as well as movie studios, both of which are open to the public.[Learn more]
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Though the ArcLight expanded to La Jolla, the Hollywood location is still the one to beat. When people mention this theater, it's said with the same reverence as a beloved venue.[Learn more]
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Big Pines Zipline Tours lets you choose your ultimate adventure. With three different packages, 14 zips, three sky-bridges, a set of sky-stairs, two rappels, two leaping elements, and a side-by-side race to the end, you are sure to love your visit.[Learn more]
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Located off the coast of Southern California, Catalina Island is a popular destination known for an array of outdoor activities as well as its vibrant history as a glamorous retreat for Hollywood celebrities.[Learn more]
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Los Angeles' Chinatown today is in its second location, after being displaced by the construction of Union Station. It is still as thriving as it ever was, with specialized grocery stores, restaurants, and retailers.[Learn more]
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Home to the Los Angeles baseball club since their move from Brooklyn, Dodger Stadium has a long rich history that helps maintain its status as one of the greatest sports venues in the nation...[Learn more]
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Los Angeles was originally an agricultural town, and that spirit lives on today at the Farmers Market. What started as a dirt lot now features a permanent building with an iconic clock tower. Established in 1934 when a dozen local farmers parked truck...[Learn more]
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Though it tends to be overshadowed by Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm is a great theme park with tons of thrilling rides and entertaining shows (many of which are actually pretty similar to those offered at Disney).[Learn more]
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The La Brea Tar Pits are a boiling reminder of the past, located in the heart of the city's museum district.[Learn more]
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The world-famous Santa Monica Pier is the quintessential California pier. Resting on the wooden planks over the Pacific Ocean the pier offers a variety of entertainment, dining and shopping experiences.[Learn more]
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Located within the Universal Studios facility is the City Walk. The boulevard is filled with shops of all sorts, and some of the most fun dining experiences in the city.
The entertainment doesn't stop and shopping and dinging though. City W...[Learn more]
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Founded by four brothers, Warner Bros. Studio is one of America's oldest and most successful entertainment studios. The WB is perhaps most famous for their work in cartoons, thanks in large part to Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.[Learn more]
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