Lights, Camera, Action

Glamorous, sunny Los Angeles is so much more than the birthplace of Hollywood and Disney – it is one of the world’s major cultural centers with an incredibly diverse population. 

The second-largest city in the US is home to citizens from 140 countries speaking 86 different languages – only one of two US cities without a majority population.  The “City of Angels” is filled with bustling neighborhoods  including Little Tokyo, Chinatown, the Byzantine-Latino Quarter, Little Armenia, Historic Filipinotown, Koreatown, Tehrangeles and Thai Town, just to name a few.

Known as the “Creative Capital of the World” -- one of every six residents works in a creative industry – LA is home to more artists, writers, filmmakers, actors, dancers and musicians than any other city at any time in the history of civilization. 

This vibrant culture extends well beyond Hollywood -- there are over 1,000 musical, theatre, dance and performing groups and 841 museums and art galleries across LA County.

Best explored via convertible, LA’s lush palm tree-lined streets can lead you to the sandy pleasures of Venice Beach, the plush boutiques of Rodeo Drive, the fragrant hills of Topanga Canyon or the neatly manicured campus of UCLA, all in one day.   

You may want to start on Wilshire Boulevard, one of LA’s most fascinating streets.  National Geographic magazine once reported that “virtually everything that has happened in Los Angeles has happened or is represented on Wilshire.”  Known as the “Grand Concourse of LA,” it is also home to Organic.

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