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Instantly recognisable, it is the city's main artery and home to some of the most famous attractions.

The stars on this world famous pavement celebrate the Hollywood greats, both past and present.

The former 'Kodak Theater' is famed for its architectural elegance and is home to the annual Academy Awards.

Perhaps LA's most iconic image, the sign is no longer just a symbol of a place, but an entire lifestyle.

This vibrant Pier features an amusement park and arcade, plus unforgettable views of Malibu and South Bay.

There is never a dull moment. From the boardwalk to Muscle Beach, there's excitement at every turn.

From the counter-culture of the 60s to the rock and roll decadence of the 80s, the strip is a hub of creativity.

This two mile long street in Beverly Hills is known for its luxury goods stores and fashionistas.

Situated in the historical Griffith Park on the slope of Mount Hollywood, it offers unbeatable city views.

The Original Farmers Market has been LA's favorite destination since 1934. With more than 100 gourmet grocers, specialty retailers and restaurants serving cuisine from around the world, the Farmers Market is a beloved gathering spot for locals and tourists alike.

Popular outdoor shopping area located next to the Farmer's Market in Mid City.

Just minutes from Venice Beach, Abbot Kinney Boulevard is a mile long strip of the latest fashion, art and food.

Alleged to be the home of the American fitness boom, the movement began in the 1930s. Since then Muscle Beach has become a 'must-see' on an LA trip.

A symbol of 'Old Hollywood', this legendary hotel has seen more celebrity scandals than any other.

This interactive sound stage shows you how your favourite TV shows and movies are taken from script to screen.

The 13 storey tower houses the renowned Capitol Studios and has been featured in various Blockbusters.

This landmark is known for its architectural beauty and starring role in Film Noir classic, 'Blade Runner'.

It has been home to many stars such as Elvis and John Lennon and was the setting for 'Pretty Woman'.

The origins of Venice California. A beautiful a relaxing hidden gem by the beach.

Great pedestrian street with lots of shopping and dining in the heart of Santa Monica

One of the most fashionable street in Los Angeles.

World famous beach. Paradise for surfers and to spot celebrities walking the beach

Sprinkles cupcakes have become a worldwide phenomenon, but their flagship is in Beverly Hills. Don't fancy the queue? Grab your cupcake from an ATM.

Stroll around Beverly Hills, and imagine yourself living amongst those who write America's most famous zip code, 90210, on each letter they pen!

The focal point of Beverly Hills, the Golden Triangle is the place to get your iconic shot in 90210.

Beautiful architecture in downtown Los Angeles.

Built in 1939 - before cars and planes became the travel MO of Americans - Union Station in downtown was built to consolidate the stations of three different major rail lines.

The street was created in the 1930's to preserve Mexico's heritage in the city, and it continue to serve this purpose nearly a century later.

Built in under three years from 1999-2002, this modern Cathedral has virtually no right angles and is one of the city's architectural masterpieces.

One of the most famous murals in Silver Lake is the "LA je t'aime" mural. Enjoy not just this picture-worthy spot, but the views of DTLA at the top

At the heart of this neighborhood, the recreation center sits on the southern side of the Silver Lake Reservoir.

The first part of the three sets of Swan Stairs, all three were painted by Evelyn Leigh, who was commissioned in 2015 by the city.

The second installment of the Swan Stairs, the middle set utilizes triangles and bright colors to entertain climbers.

Though these stairs are due for renovation, they represent the old and new melding together, as is characteristic of the neighborhood.

The crumbling stairs are a main access path for people in the neighborhood and provide beautiful views of the Silver Lake Reservoir.

Capturing what travellers consider quintessential vibes of old and new Venice, it's a must-stop for anyone needing a buzzy pick-me-up.

The promenade is at the heart of the beach for all travellers - with restaurants, hundreds of shops - both pop-up and permanent, and locals who encapsulate the clashing nature of Venice Beach.

Venice Beach is known not just for its muscly people and surfers, but also its' skaters who flock to the skatepark at all hours of the day to show off and try new tricks.

An ice cream company that's so much more than scooping delicious flavors - it's part of the movement of stakeholder driven, sustainable businesses and fits in at home in Venice.

Don't let its many signs deter you, the road to Wonder View trail is popular and heavily trafficked. You're in the right spot!

The first of three peaks along the trail, this spot allows you to see over the hills down into Burbank.

Part of an incomplete real estate development, the Wisdom Tree sits atop Burbank Peak.

The second of the three peaks on the trail, Cahuenga Peak is the highest point in Griffith Park, at 1820 feet above sea level.

Mount Lee is the hillside on which the famous 'Hollywood' sign sits. From here, you're atop LA and the sign itself.

Thirsty along your hike? Don't worry - this pitstop is here to keep hikers from getting dehydrated on the hills.

Pop down a short trail to see a merry-go-round built in 1926 in Mission Beach, San Diego. It was brought here by the Davis family in 1937.

One of the most popular hiking spots in LA, the Fern Canyon Trail is the perfect place to go for stunning views of the city.

Your trail continues on Hogback Trail, which takes you deeper into the Hollywood hills of Griffith Park.

Along Hogback Trail, Dante's Viewpoint is a mountainside garden created by a Brazilian journalist and gardener in the 1920's.

The highest point on the hike and the second highest point in Griffith Park, Mt Hollywood is the perfect spot to snag the iconic picture of the Hollywood sign on Mt Lee.

Enjoy visiting two of the valley's great wineries, where you'll taste some of the valleys wonderful whites and reds - including viognier, pinot gris, and syrah.

In the past two decades, Temecula has become a premium destination for people in San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles to enjoy day trips for wine tasting.

Throughout your tour, your guide will explain the wine-making process from planting through distribution, and the ways in which it differs around the world.

Known as the “bargain hunter’s paradise”, Santee Alley offers a unique LA shopping experience and is the heart of the Fashion District.

The original LA flower market is an expansive indoor flower market founded in 1921 with 50 vendors displaying a vast array of different flowers from all over the world.

Known for serving the best Sonora-style tacos in downtown LA with delicious carne asada cooked over mesquite wood fire, enjoy the best of lunch in the neighborhood.

This beautiful 12-acre urban park first established in 1966 and renamed in honor of Arthur J. Will, the Chief Administrative Officer for the County of LA.

Created in 1917, Grand Central Market is an LA institution filled with extensive culinary options.

The seat of government for the city and an architectural reference of art deco design.

A small square in the heart of downtown LA's historic district.

Is an Art Deco building in Downtown Los Angeles.

A luxury hotel in Downtown Los Angeles with an Art Deco style.

Three interconnected buildings built between 1908 and 1926 represents an impressive example of a beaux-arts style.

A thirteen-level Art Deco building designed by Claud Beelman.

Formerly known as Grauman's Chinese Theatre, inside you will see the iconic footprints of movie legends.

The famous stage is modelled on the style of a Greek Temple and the venue can hold almost 6000 people.

A campus of the acclaimed Getty Museum, you can enjoy a walk in the beautiful gardens or see an exhibition.

The home of Playboy Magazine, Hugh Hefner and the famous Playboy Bunnies.

Located in Beverly Hills, this historic mansion has been the setting of many films and TV shows

Featuring spectacular art deco architecture, the Pantages was the last vaudeville theater designed by Priteca.

The oldest continually operating hotel in LA, the Roosevelt hotel features a glamorous Spanish Colonial revival style, often associated with Old Hollywood.

Before this site was Hollywood High School, the Ambassador Hotel stood here. It's known as the place where RFK was assassinated.

It's one of the city's famous intersections - recognizable as being the center of Hollywood, and the place to go if you're looking to get to the theaters.

From this flat lot, enjoy stunning views used of Griffith Observatory and downtown. You may recognize the spot as one used in numerous car commercials and films.

Offering a fashionable atmosphere and drinks named after famous designers and sewing machines, Pattern Bar is one of DTLA's hottest cocktail bars.

This is the world's smallest railway, originally opened in 1901. This narrow-gauge funicular offers a short and fun ride between Grand Avenue and Hill Street.

Little Tokyo is a bustling community filled with restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions including the Japanese American National Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art. It's also home to several historic landmarks, such as the Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple and the Union Center for the Arts.