City of Angels
Los Angeles is a melting pot of cultures, economic and social strata. From the Hispanic communities of South Central LA to the mansions and hilltop residences of the fabulously wealthy, everyone has a place in this mammoth metropolis. Downtown LA is crammed with cloud-piercing towers and superb cultural attractions. The colourful Museum of Contemporary Art, located in the fashionable neighbourhood of Bunker Hill, boasts masterpieces from the abstract expressionist period, plus a popular pop art gallery. Nearby lies the bustling Grand Central Market, where the air buzzes with the sounds of stallholders, flaunting their wares.
You can't visit LA without stopping to see the white letters spelling "Hollywood" with your own eyes. Join in the fun at Paramount Studios and Mann's Chinese Theatre. If that gets too crowded, we suggest you pass by Hollyhock House, arguably Frank Lloyd Wright's finest work. At night, stay in West Hollywood, where you can mingle with the A-list stars at the Sky Bar (owned by Cindy Crawford's husband, Randy Gerber) located in the incredibly chic Mondrian Hotel - it's certainly a great neighbourhood for celebrity watching. There is simply so much of LA to cover in one visit. It would take months to take in fully the city's ambience and its assets. You will just have to book a return trip.
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