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Griffith Park and Observatory
The Griffith Park, located in the eastern part of the Santa Monica Mountains, is the largest park in California, with an area of 4,210 acres. The main attractions in the park are hiking trails, the Los Angeles Zoo, tennis courts, the planetarium, golf courses, the Greek theater, The Horse Riding Center, which was established to host the Olympics in 1984, and the Griffith Observatory, which offers a range of exhibitions and telescopes that are used to see the moon and planets. The observatory also contains solar telescopes that display sunlight.
Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studio Theme Park includes a variety of games based on famous movie stories. You can take a guided tour of the studios and discover the scenes behind some of the most famous films in the world. Tourists can ride horses and visit City Walk as well.
Disneyland
Disneyland is a suitable place for adults and children alike, as it leads tourists to magical wonders, and places them in a different world from the one in which they live, and in Disneyland Disney world famous characters roam the streets, and has various shopping and restaurants.
Hollywood
Hollywood is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Los Angeles, as tourists can walk on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and have the opportunity to meet one of the world stars, and star signs and signatures can be seen on the sidewalks.
Natural History Museum
The Museum of Natural History in Los Angeles contains more than 35 million specimens dating back 4.5 billion years and is a reference for teachers of Southern California.
William S. Hart Museum
The William S. Hart Museum is located in Newhall, less than an hour from most areas of Los Angeles. The museum, which was the home of the William S. Hart star and director of the Silent Cowboy movie, previously consists of 22 rooms, in addition to a farm.
