Tag: historical
A Beautiful Photo Op at the Beverly Hills Sign and Gardens
The Beverly Hills Sign is the 90210 like you’ve never seen before–actually, you’ve probably seen this place in the movies or something before. Whatever. By Sophisticated Symon Beverly Hills…That’s where I wanna be…Beverly Hills…Rollin’ like a celebrity. Ah, if only I could begin every review with a Weezer song. Anyways, …
Eaton Canyon Waterfall Hike in Pasadena / Altadena: Eaton Canyon Natural Area
Eaton Canyon Falls hike: there’s a waterfall you can hike to in Pasadena, Los Angeles. No, we’re serious. By Aesthetic Andie “Eaton Canyon Falls” by Person-with-No Name is licensed under CC BY 2.0 You want to do something fun. …Like maybe with your girlfriend or boyfriend or spouse or close friend …
Los Feliz / Silverlake Hidden Architecture Gem: Shakespeare Bridge
Shakespeare Bridge is a cute little bridge named after William Shakespeare that is a surefire hidden gem. “Shakespeare Bridge” by PunkToad is licensed under CC BY ND-2.0. Want a cool little hidden gem of LA that not many people know about? Shakespeare Bridge, named after the awesome man who wrote Romeo and …
The Amazing Views of Los Angeles on Mulholland Drive: Scenic Overlook
Mulholland Drive Scenic Overlook: windy curvy roads with an awesome view of the LA skyline and lights. By Aesthetic Andie Mulholland Drive is a BEAUTIFUL stretch of road between the 405 and the 101. It’s a long windy road with tons of beautiful houses along it, and it has amazing views …
An Interestingly Distilled Version of Latin-American and Hispanic Culture: Olvera Street in DTLA
The curious culture of Olvera Street, which some claim to be a slightly artificial representation of Mexican and Latin-American culture, has gone on for decades and really showcases an amazing part of DTLA. By Shopping Syndra Los Angeles is beautiful not just because of its sights but also because of …
Pasadena’s Finest Stadium for Concerts, Fireworks, and Football Games: Rose Bowl
The Rose Bowl is a one-of-a-kind venue because of its historical status in the state of California. By Sporty Shaun Built in 1922 amongst the beautiful San Gabriel Mountains, it’s a United States National Historic Landmark. It’s also the 11th-largest stadium in the entire United States! It permanently hosts the …