9:30 | Angel Railway-La La Land Filming Location
Angel Railway is a tourist attraction located in downtown Los Angeles, USA, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This 99-meter (298-foot) long railway can be said to be the shortest railway in the world. It began operation in 1901, with two cable cars transporting passengers to and from the steep slope between Hill Street and Oliver Street.
Practical Information
Transportation: Take the subway red line or purple line to Civic Center Station or Grand Park Station and walk.
Tickets: One-way: US$1/person, round-trip: US$2/person
Opening hours: 6:45–22:00
10:00 | "The Last Bookstore"-full of mysterious magic
This is one of the large bookstores in Los Angeles, with a collection of many new and second-hand books of various categories, as well as various styles of vinyl records, etc. It is also a famous bookstore in the world, and it is a must-visit place for bookworms. Walking in this bookstore, you will feel a deeper spiritual communication with paper books, and you will immediately feel like you can pick up a book and spend the whole day here. You can also easily take beautiful photos here!
Practical Information
Address: 453 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States
10:30 | Melrose Street-shoot blockbuster photos on the popular Instagram wall
Melrose Avenue can be said to be a gathering place for trendy people in Los Angeles. There are not only various trendy brands and second-hand vintage stores, but also Instagram celebrity walls that attract many Instagram celebrities to take photos. The most popular one is the pink wall Paul Smith, the originator of the world's celebrity wall. When there are many people, you have to queue up to take photos. If it is not for magazine photos, you can't use a camera. In order to commemorate the annual LA Pride, the other side of Paul Smith has been dyed with rainbow graffiti.
Practical Information
Address: Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA, 90046
11:30 | Bradbury Building - A classic must-visit place in Los Angeles
The Bradbury Building was built by George H. Wyman in 1893 and is one of the landmark buildings in Los Angeles. But even now, it still has a bit of modern feel. Some people say that this building reveals a strong Victorian style, while others say it looks like the Italian Renaissance style.
Practical Information
Address: 304 S. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CA 90013
12:00 | Central Food Market - A paradise for foodies
If roads are the blood vessels of a city, then the food market is the city's stomach and intestines. It witnesses the history of an era and a city in a more down-to-earth, friendly and down-to-earth way. The Grand Central Market, located at 317 South Broadway, has many names such as "the stomach of Los Angeles", "the canteen of Los Angeles", and "the kitchen of Los Angeles". You can imagine how many delicious foods there are here.
Practical Information
Tel: +1-213-6242378
Opening hours: Monday-Sunday 8:00-22:00
Address: 317 S Broadway Basement Los Angeles, CA 90013 Downtown
13:30 | Hollywood Walk of Fame - A casual shot is a magazine pictorial
The Hollywood Walk of Fame was built by Southern California artist Oliver Wismuller, who was hired by the city government to "enhance the image" of Hollywood. At the beginning of its construction, many recipients received several star medals for their contributions in various fields. However, this practice has no longer occurred in recent decades (late 20th century to early 21st century), so only a very small number of early recipients received more than one star. The first star was placed in 1960, and its owner was Joan Woodward.
Practical information
Reference time: 1-3 hours
Transportation: Bus: Take bus No. 212, 217, 312 and get off at Hollywood / Highland Station
Tickets: Free
Opening hours: All day
14:30 | Los Angeles Observation Deck - Tiktok's super popular glass slide
OUE Skyspace Los Angeles is the tallest observation building in Los Angeles and the sister building of the World Trade Center in New York, USA. It is a good place to overlook the entire LA. It has a name that cannot be found on the map called Federal Bank Building. There are not only big wings for taking photos on the top floor, but also a glass slide that is super popular on Tiktok.
16:00 | Griffith Observatory - Hollywood logo observation site
Griffith Observatory is far away from the Hollywood Sign Mountain, and you can see the panoramic view of Los Angeles. It has long been a famous Los Angeles viewing spot. The movie "La La Land" has captured the beauty here vividly.
Practical information
Time reference: 1-3 hours
Transportation: Take the DASH Weekend Observatory Shuttle in the downtown area and get off at the Griffith Observatory station.
Tickets: Free
Opening hours: 12:00-22:00 (Tuesday-Friday, January 1-December 31) 10:00-22:00 (Saturday-Sunday, January 1-December 31)
Conclusion
Los Angeles is a mysterious and dazzling city. Even if you only have 24 hours, you can experience the wonderful parts of its fashion and trends. In addition to the attractions mentioned in the above itinerary, there are many delicious and fun things in Los Angeles. If you have enough time, it is recommended to stay in Los Angeles for a few more days.