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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

ENTER: VENICE BEACH


Venice Beach, California is a desired destination for travelers from all over the world. It is unlike any place on Earth, well known for its artists, street performers and funky atmosphere. It is a virtual carnival running year round with free admission. With it's beautiful beaches and canals, great weather, and eclectic street performers, and unique history, Venice Beach is a one-of-a-kind experience.
If you're looking for things to do in Los Angeles, don't miss this amazing place!

THE SHOPPING OF RODEO DRIVE

This famous shopping district is home to many designer labels and haute couture fashion. If you love to shop and you're in the Los Angeles area, swing by Rodeo Drive.

TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN LOS ANGELES


Take a tour of Hollywood, the world's mecca for movie making. 
There's always something fun happening on the Sunset Strip. Great live music venues, bars and restaurants make it a must-visit. 
With it's amazing collection of art, don't miss the amazing J. Paul Getty Museum. 
Do you enjoy shopping? Welcome to your paradise. 
This California landmark offers games, rides, and breathtaking views. 
This theme park/movie studio offers visitors great rides, attractions, and a fascinating look into the history of cinema. 
Venice Beach is known for it's artistic culture and it's beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean. There's also great dining, shopping, sports, and recreational activities. See for yourself why people love Venice Beach. 
One of the largest urban parks in North America, Griffith Park covers 4,210 acres and offers visitors a number of unique attractions, including Griffith Observatory, the Los Angeles Zoo, golf courses, and many other exciting attractions.
Experience the magical world of Disney. A great place for families. 
This National Natural Landmark has been around for tens of thousands of years. Animals like Wooly Mammoth's would fall into the tar pits and their bones would be preserved, leaving visitors a fascinating look into the past.