In recent years, many people like to travel to the United States. Los Angeles, as the second largest city in the United States, many people travel here every year. Many people are also thinking, when is the best time to travel to Los Angeles? In fact, it's ok as long as they want to go. What are the attractions in Los Angeles?
1. J Paul & middot; Getty Center
In J Paul & middot; The Getty Museum is a complex structure designed by Richard Meier, covering an area of 0.75 square miles and 110 acres.
Located in Santa Monica mountain, unique design and beautiful environment are all reasons to visit. The museum was built by the late oil king, J Paul & middot; Getty built.
The collection ranges from Greek and Roman artifacts to contemporary art. The center consists of several buildings and a central garden, as well as a restaurant and cafe.
2. Farmers' market
In 1934, the Los Angeles farmers' market was still a very humble place. During the recession, eighteen farmers gathered and set up stalls to sell their products to consumers.
They are very successful and the market is expanding. At that time, it was really a fruit and vegetable market. Over the years, the market has expanded to accommodate more and more manufacturers.
Today, there are all kinds of fruit, vegetables and other food stalls, as well as restaurants and specialty stores. You can find everything from jewelry and candles to kitchenware and children's toys.
3. Music Center
At the top of Bunker Hill is the music center, which is one of the largest music centers in the United States. There are four venue locations; Walter & middot; Disney Concert Hall, Dorothy & middot; Chandler hall, amanson theatre and Mark & middot; TEPA forum.
4. Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Its history can be traced back to 1913, and the Art Los Angeles County Museum has been greatly expanded in the past few decades. Today, the museum serves as the 'largest art museum in the western United States'. The complex consists of seven independent buildings with a collection of Asian, Latin American and Islamic art.
5. Long Beach
Adjacent to the south of Los Angeles, the long causeway extends along San Pedro Bay. Long beach has the famous liner 'Mary' moored here and transformed into a hotel and Museum. Mary was an ocean liner as a troop carrier during World War II.
6. Labria asphalt pit
In Hancock Park in Los Angeles, labria asphalt pits. These formed 40000 years ago when oil penetrated through rocks. The tar buries the bones of animals. Then save the bones.
The museum found fossils of prehistoric animals in the giant tar crater. Visitors can see the fossils of various mammals displayed in the museum, including mammoths, Saber Toothed tigers and terrible wolves.