Never came here before or knew it was here! Came for the Michael Jackson movie to support a friend…read morewho had worked on it and it was okay. I needed less concert montage and more storyline/character development but that's just me. A smaller theater but clean and a nicely kept theater. Seats are leather and comfy enough, they do not recline tho for those looking for that. Restrooms were clean with a nice mod theme to it. They have cocktails for those who like a drink. Came on a Saturday and there was a chill movie premiere happening as well which was nice. Staff were nice and helpful as well. A great local theatre.

This alis a very good theater. The staff are friendly and responsive. The theater picture and sound…read morequality are top notch and the seats are comfortable. They don't recline very far but are still fairly big and plush and no issues with a 2 hour movie. The restroom was well maintained and clean. I *wish the popcorn was a bit hotter/fresher and the butter machine was real, but it's not a deal breaker at all. LA movie theater prices are pretty steep, which makes going to the movies a significant choice. Afternoon discounts would be greatly appreciated.

Some locals call it the Witches House. Spadena is just so much fun. Try parking down the street and…read morewalking up. It is a nice walk. It is in Beverly Hills and you are not far from shopping and all sorts of fun things to do there. It looks like an old Hollywood movie. I think it was a little studio and moved here. I am not sure. Kids love it with all the cool colors of the house. They also have a Koi pond that is ever so pretty. It is best to visit around Halloween because they really decorate it, but anytime of year is fine. It is just a fun thing to do on a nice day. Do not go when it is raining, there is no cover for you. Have a great time.

The Spadena House is like something straight out of early 20th Century Hollywood Movie. It was so…read morecool to experience this prop-looking house. It was ornate and beautiful! I definitely recommend taking your young ones to marvel at its beauty from afar. Unfortunately, you're not allowed to go past the gate. I heard that the house is opened up once a year on Halloween. It is then you can experience the Witch's House on a more personal level. I hope we can go tour inside one day! I highly recommend coming here!

This place is an absolute paradise in the center of Beverly Hills and it's a fantastic place. It…read morebelonged to the Robinson malls founder. One cannot just visit freely. You need to book a tour or attend an event. I took a 2 hour watercolor class that felt a bit rushed and basic but still was a good experience. I was able to walk the gardens a little and it's all absolutely beautiful and almost magical. I felt transported to a place that didn't feel like the heart of Los Angeles!

Our docent was not good. She had trouble remembering information, she would yell at the adults. She…read morewould say look at this door - behind it (which you could not see) is a seating area. Who gives a crap when you are staring at a plain door. Would not do this again. But the grounds are spectacular and would do it once. Don't get Susan as your docent she will either put you to sleep or yell.

So sick ! Definitely make a stop at this house to just see how beautiful and amazing it is in…read moreperson. I love American horror story and this was something I checked off my bucket list.

Always a great spot to stop at if your a fan of American Horror Story: Murder House! Some other…read morenotable shows that were filmed here were: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-files, Dexter, and so many more! It's a great photo op, usually there's no one else there, or maybe one of two other groups. But the place is big enough that you don't have to wait in line to take pictures! Street parking is free, but also, be respectful of the area as it is a residential area!

Playing tourist in LA and it's actually been so fun! Stopped by the iconic angel wings at Colette…read moreMiller Angel Wings Mural on Melrose and downtown--such a vibe Each spot has its own energy, and it's just a cute, lovely way to explore the city and snap some pics. Still got more stops to hit, but highly recommend if you wanna feel like a tourist for a day

Located between a bicycle shop and a gym with an address of 7763 Melrose Avenue, this 2015…read moreinstallment of Colette Miller's renowned Angel Wings project is across from Fairfax High School. It is approximately 8 feet tall and 10 feet wide. It stands at the entrance to a small, private parking lot, and next to a huge "CALIFIA" mural. The bright pink background brings life to any photo taken here. There is a small informational flyer pasted on the mural's edge. It includes information such as The start of the Global Angel Wings Project began in 2012 in The City of Angels to remind us that we are angels on earth. The project has spread to Taiwan, Australia, Kenya, and other cities, including Haleiwa, Hawaii! Please take a moment (if you are in the area) to take a photo with the Wings and remember that you are an angel in someone's life...

If you didn't take a photo at the LACMA lamps, did you even go to Los Angeles?…read more This installation is a masterpiece. Each lamp post has its own unique design from the 1920s and 30s. I highly recommend wearing bright colors to pop against the gray and white background. Even though it's popular, the grid is large enough that you can usually find a good angle. The parking was $15 but it's free to check this place out

I've only seen this during the day time but will be back next time at night. Apparently there are…read moreno tripods or selfie sticks allowed at the urban light and the security guard will let you know. There are street parking outside along 6th street. To park underground at the LACMA it's a flat rate of $23 with no hourly parking options.

What an amazing opportunity to see this historic home perched on in the Hollywood Hills. What a…read moreonce in a lifetime moment. I loved the house and the tour with all the history of the family and this home. Our docents Scott was great.

An amazing piece of architecture that overlooks the city of Los Angeles. This is definitely a place…read moreto enjoy the views of the city of angels, learn about its historic significance, and take some amazing photos. Eric the docent at Stahl House is informative, engaging, and very passionate. I knew a little bit about the house and its story , but Eric definitely paints a wonderful picture about the stahls and their commitment to follow their dreams! My advice to anyone is make sure you bring clean socks because you will be removing your shoes when entering the home and be prepared to take lots of photos. Eric was more than willing to help direct us to the best spots to take photos. Be mindful that no photo equipment is allowed other than your phone.

First the lady who scanned the tickets was rude and had a bad attitude not sure why! Also ordered…read morepopcorn and it tasted old and stale I wasn't the only one who felt this way as others said and many others left the full containers. Won't be coming back here.

We went to a 7 PM show at this theater to see Thelma. The theater was very clean and offered a…read morevariety of food and drinks. I hope people visit this theater so it will not close like the other 2 theaters down the corner.

We decided to take a walk on The famous Rodeo Drive. We got…read morehere at 3pm the weather was nice and the streets were not too busy. We stopped at the visitor center to get a map (very helpful). The stroll was pleasant , the sites were cool. There are many cool vibrant animal sculptures around. You can find all the High end brands here PRADA, LV, GUCCI, TORY BURCH , etc. If you feel like taking a stroll in Beverly Hills do it. It is worth it.

Epitome of richness. The most beautiful alley way I've walked on. Charming, gorgeous and…read morequintessential. I enjoyed walking around here.

Cool art work that I saw while driving down the street in LA. It is the Freedom Sculpture. I like…read morepublic art and I like to see all the things LA had to offer. Go check it out and see the wonderment.

The sculpture is an elegant reminder of an Empire the West has chosen to ignore. It pays homage to…read moreCyrus the Great. Arguably one of the most visionary leaders of all times and his human rights proclamation; the first of its kind.