Welcome to Friday Open Thread, wherein we'll pass the mic to readers to speak up about topics of interest, distress, horror, etc. Have something you want discussed? Let us know.
When people visit Los Angeles for the first or even second time, they often want to go to places that most Angelenos never willingly visit. Out-of-towners want to sit next to a star on the Walk of Fame; they want to go to the least cool beaches. Sometimes, we have to take them.
This is not entirely their fault, and so we’re hoping to help thin the herd of worthy options. What Los Angeles buildings or parks or historic sites should be on the required-visit list for all tourists, but often aren’t? Which public spaces or architectural wonders do you take people to when they visit? What hidden corner of LA do you take guests to see to prove that you really know your city? Let us know in the comments.
- Eight Downtown Los Angeles Landmarks Hidden in Plain Sight [Curbed LA]
- A Mapped Introduction to Los Angeles's Many Varieties of Victorian Mansion [Curbed LA]
- An Architectural Walking Tour of South LA's Stately and Historic West Adams Boulevard [Curbed LA]
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