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Restaurants

LA eating covers every extreme: whatever you want to eat and however much you want to spend, you're spoiled for choice.  Try to take at least a few meals in the more acclaimed restaurants, if only to watch the city's many self-appointed food snobs going through their paces.  If you simply want to fill up quickly and inexpensively, the options are almost endless.  Choose and area below to find something to nosh:
~Disneyland and around
~Hollywood
~Santa Monica, Venice and Malibu
~West Los Angles

Attractions & Activities

Disneyland.  In the early 1950s, cartoonist Walt Disney conceived a theme park where his already hugely popular characters - Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and the rest - could come to life, to enchant children.

Universal Studios.  The largest of the old backlots belongs to Universal Studios, whose four-hour tours and  high-tech rides and "evening spectaculars" often based on current movies.  The shows are without exception cheesy, but for fans of explosions and pratfalls, they're an absolute must.

Venice Beach.  The reason most people come here. Nowhere else does LA parade itself quite so openly as along the wide pathway of Venice Boardwalk, ever packed with jugglers, fire-eaters, roller-skating guitar players and people-watchers.  South of Windward is Muscle Beach, a legendary outdoor weightlifting center where serious-looking hunks of muscle pump some serious iron, and high-flying gymnasts swing on the adjacent rings and bars. 

Night Life

Compared to many US cities, Los Angeles nightlife scene has a lot to offer from live rock music to opera to a late night of clubbing. Stamina is in  demands.  Sample what Los Angeles has to offer:
~Clubbing
~Bars
~Live music: rock, jazz and folk
~Theater
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