Things to do in Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles Attractions

• Hollywood Bowl
  Inaugurated as its first season in 1922, the audience found itself seated outside on wooden benches under the stars on a hillside in Bolton Canyon. Since then, the tradition of presenting the world's best musicians continues to be a constant goal for the cultural landmark. Drawing crowds of 18.000, the Hollywood Bowl has traditionally been the summer home for the Los Angeles Philharmonic archestra. Fighting to maintain the mark of excellence, the Bowl has continued to entertain audiences through depression, financial stress, and internal dissention. To Californians, these legendary music concerts continued to be as important as  beaches, The Dodgers and Disneyland. Helping to make these concerts unique were legendary performers such as: Sinatra, Pavarotti, Streisand, Stravinsky, Heifetz, F.D.R., The Beatles, Mickey Rooney, Fred Astaire, Garth Brooks, and Nat "King" Cole just to mention a few.
  
  
• Sony Picture Studios
  Step back to days gone by to one of California's most famous studios. Explore Hollywood's glory days with a rare glimpse of a state-of-the-art motion picture studio in the making. Visit the very spot of familiar scenes such as the Yellow Brick Road that wound through Munchkin Land, men in black that battled the aliens from outer space, and Spider-Man who jumped from building to building. Dive into the television production process by touring various soundstages, and visiting sets of the hit game shows Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Finish your day watching movie, television and commercial productions and maybe you'll see one of your favorite stars in action!
  
  
• Hollywood Heritage Museum
  Designated as a historic landmark in December of 1956, the Lasky-DeMille Barn houses collections that represent the genesis of the Hollywood's motion picture industry. Make an escape to this newly restored  Lasky-DeMille Barn and view the Hollywood's days gone by era. Featured are photographic archives from the days of the black and white silent movies, historic documentation, movies technology and many collections of memorabilia. Tavel back to the heyday of Hollywood bliss with street postcards, vintage photographs, and residential buildings.