Home to Los Angeles' baseball team, a monument to Vin Scully's career and host of events and great food that go with America's favorite pastime. 

Despite Washington Post’s recent dig at The Broad (it’s OK, Washingtonians, we’d be jealous, too), the museum continues to exhibit some of the most important artists of the last half-century. The museum’s newest special exhibition just opened last weekend and features over six decades of artwork by Jasper Johns, who is known for bridging the gap between the Modernist and Post-modernist movements. If your New Year’s resolution was to see more art, this is a good place to start.

Frank Gehry-designed music hall with striking steel architecture & pristine acoustics.

Legendary memorial walk adorned with stars bearing the biggest names in the entertainment industry.

Classic Hollywood studio offering cart tours of its historic & active backlot sets & prop warehouse.

Famous, sizable free museum highlighting American & European art, architecture & manicured gardens.

Venice is a residential, commercial and recreational beachfront neighborhood on the Westside of the city of Los Angeles. Venice was founded in 1905 as a seaside resort town. It was an independent city until 1926, when it merged with Los Angeles.

Storied seaside destination boasting a range of shops & cafes, plus an amusement park & aquarium.