The Best things to Do in Los Angeles:
Squeeze in the Jurassic experience:
Despite the misleading name, this scientific nook has nothing to do with Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park. The Museum of Jurassic Technology is home to a repository of curiosities: scientific wonders include a bat that can fly through walls and artistic miracles such as impossibly tiny sculptures. The institute is an intriguing combination of fact and fiction, and much more exciting than chasing dinosaurs.
Marvel at Los Angeles’ Museum Row:
The collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, or LACMA, are housed in a vast 20-acre complex of buildings, expertly renovated in 2008. The focal point is the BP Grand Entrance, which includes the stunning installation of Chris Burden’s Urban Light. The Broad Contemporary Art Museum is home to a dazzling selection of modern works. LACMA sits just across the street from the Petersen Automotive Museum and the Craft & Folk Art Museum.
Draw from towers of Strength:
Italian-born tile-setter Simon Rodia began building theWatts Towers using nothing but scrap metal in the 1920s. Scaling the towers with a window-washer’s belt and bucket, he decorated them over the next three decades with consumer objects, such as green glass from bottles of 7-Up or Canada Dry and tiles from Malibu Pottery, as well as jewelry, marble and seashells. There are 17 of these intriguing structures, the tallest stretches nearly 100 feet into the sky. They still exude a kind of spectral beauty years after they were built.
Get Animated with Mickey and Minnie:
You’re never too old for Disneyland. This legendary theme park is packed with cool things to do, spread over seven lands and the Adjacent California Adventure. Stroll down Main Street USA to experience turn-of-the 19th century America, head Westwards at Frontierland and tune into the music of New Orleans square, minus the floods and booze. Great rides include the stomach-churning Space Mountain and the epic Indiana Jones Adventure.
Bohemia The king Of Punjabi Rap:
He was shifted from Pakistan with his Family to California when he was in the age of 12 to 13.His own told Story in his Interview on WWW.bohemianssite.wordpress.com
Walk Of Fame:
The Walk of Fame is a very famous sidewalk onHollywood Boulevard between Gower Street andBrea Avenue as well as on Vine Street betweenYucca Street and Sunset Boulevard . 2400 figures from the world of entertainment (film, television , music) are immortalized in pink terrazzo stars and gold letters on the Walk of Fame. Among the most popular stars, we can find Alfred Hitchcock,Marilyn Monroe, John Lennon, Micheal Jacksonand even Michey Mouse. To learn more about the stars and their stars or to find your favorite artist, visit walkoffame.com.
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