Arrive before 9a to snag a free parking spot on Temescal Canyon Rd. otherwise $10 worth it for an Awsm beach.
Lots of serial killer artwork and letters. Entire room of just Charles Manson and Black Dahlia. Actual bunk bed from the Heaven's Gate mass suicide. A must-go for the morbidly inclined. Free parking!
Loved the gay-in-your-face feeling of the bar. Went on a Thursday night and it was not that packed and it was mostly men in 30s-over. Cool vibe.
Lovers of all things Japanese will have to make Little Tokyo a stop. Take a self-guided tour of the National Historic Landmark District’s cultural sights.
Gold's Gym is considered the Mecca of bodybuilding in the US. Plenty of celebrities train here & the gym is full of hardcore, pro-bodybuilders like Arnold Schwarzenegger getting ripped every day.
We have just revamped Muscle Mechanics and have brand NEW equipment including a new CrossFit rig!
If you're a visitor, get a day pass and as long as you return within 24 hours, you can use the gym again.
Worst customer service. The guys working didn't greet me, offered no help whatsoever and when I asked if they carried a specific product the person working pointed in the direction it was located.
You might think it's a barren wasteland, but bring a camera. Amazing rock formations to be seen.
Sit down and watch all the aerial artists on the rings, the hot men on the bars, and join in on yoga and hula hooping. Great relaxation spot!
Watchout near Jodi Maroni's, Tennis Courts & Muscle Beach! Stupid Wanna-Be Senegalese Rappers trying to push up on you to buy their sorry ass rap music. Sounds whacked, dirty earphones!🎧👎💸😭🙍😲😵
Take a stroll along the Hollywood Walk of Fame for a very unique nostalgic experience!
If you love Animal, then you definitely need to hit up Son of a Gun. Lobster Rolls, nuff said!
What trip to Hollywood would be complete without a visit to the iconic sign? Fun fact: The 45-ft. tall letters read "Hollywoodland" in 1923 when it was built as an ad for a housing development.
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) holds one of the country’s most comprehensive collections of American and European art created since 1940, with more than 5,000 objects
