Los Angeles is full of memorable places and landmarks. For the die-hard historian there are the Spanish Missions and old adobe houses. Moving closer to the present, the city is rich in Art Deco masterpieces: there is always another gorgeous old department store, movie theater or public building to see if you know where to find them. Last but not least, Los Angeles has a lot of important modern and postmodern landmarks as well.
4800 Hollywood Boulevard
Barnsdall Park
Art house...
535 North Main Street
Oldest religious structure in L.A...
203 Chautauqua Boulevard
Accessible Case Study House...
6801 Hollywood Blvd
Movie magic...
1765 East 107th Street
Nations best known folk art sculpture...
125 Paseo de la Plaza
Suite 400
Old Los Angeles...
304 S. Broadway
At 3rd St
Futuristic Victorian Interiors...
4658 Melrose Avenue
Movie palace turned concert venue...
800 N. Alameda St
At Cesar E. Chavez Ave
Last Grand Railroad Terminal...
10 Chester Place
Mount St. Mary's College
Gothic chateau in L.A...
605 South Irving Boulevard
Formerly the mayor's home...
6342 Mulholland Highway
Griffith Park
Beacon of Tinseltown...
2121 Avenue of the Stars
Beautiful building...
1126 Queen's Hwy
End of I-710
Historic luxury liner...
3800 Homer Street
Lincoln Heights
Endangered architecture preserve...
N. Main St and W. Temple St
Weird light and sound sculpture near City Hall...
665 West Jefferson Boulevard
(at Royal Street)
Shrine of the stars...
1120 Old Mill Road
Early 19th-century mill...
3050 Wilshire Boulevard
Legendary department store...
200 N. Spring St
Between 1st and Temple Sts
Downtown Landmark...
