Things to Do in Los Angeles California
When you're a guest of Rodeway Inn Convention Center Los Angeles hotel, you'll find there are plenty of attractions to keep you busy and entertained. From spine-tingling sporting events to family-friendly concerts, it's no wonder Los Angeles in the entertainment capital of the world. And it's all within your reach when you stay at our centrally located downtown hotel.
USC.
Located just 2 miles from Rodeway Inn Convention Center Los Angeles, the University of Southern California (USC) is one of America's finest private universities. Students from a variety of disciplines, from film making to business to the hard sciences, engage in the university's vibrant downtown LA location. Visit http://www.usc.edu
Koreatown.
Walk out the door of your Rodeway Inn guestroom and you can experience LA's Koreatown. This dynamic neighborhood has grown over the last few decades into a fusion of cultures both Korean and American. Experience bustling shops and authentic cuisine, all with K-Town panache. For more information, visit http://discoverlosangeles.com/play/activities-and-recreation/activities/koreatown-los-angeles-guide.html
Museum of Contemporary Art.
Also known as MOCA, the Museum of Contemporary Art is on the cutting edge of important modern art from around the world. For over 30 years, MOCA has presented artwork from the 1940s and onwards, with an important, growing collection from new and established artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mark Rothko, and Diane Arbus. http://www.moca.org/
Los Angeles County Museum of Arts.
The LA County Museum of Art (LACMA) on Wilshire Boulevard is home to approximately 100,000 pieces. They range from ancient to contemporary times and originate from all over the globe. Collections include Islamic art, German Expressionist art, European sculpture, and the Wallis Annenberg Photography Department. For more information, go to http://www.lacma.org/about/AboutLACMA.aspx
Shrine Auditorium.
A historical monument, Shrine Auditorium hosts glamorous events such as the Academy Awards, the Grammy Awards, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards. It's also been the site of dozens of celebrity concerts for entertainers like Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, and Bruce Springsteen, as well as performances by ballet and dance troupes. http://www.shrineauditorium.com/
Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a feast for the eyes and ears. Designed by world-famous architect Frank Gehry, the stainless steel building was completed in 2003. Its curvaceous multi-faceted exterior is a signature of Mr. Gehry's inventive sensibilities. Those in the know also laud its fine acoustics within. Visit http://www.laphil.com/ for more information.
Griffith Observatory.
A Los Angeles icon, Griffith Observatory sits on the slopes of Mount Hollywood. It's a public center of astronomy and charges no admission fee except for shows in Oschin Planetarium. Learn all about the stars, galaxy, and solar system at this historic site. http://www.griffithobs.org/
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens.
Over 1,100 creatures make their homes on the Los Angeles Zoo's 133 acres. Located in Griffith Park, the Zoo has something for everyone, such as a new gorilla habitat, a replica of California's coastal cliffs, and the always delightfull Winnick Family Children's Zoo. Enjoy free parking during your visit. Go to http://www.lazoo.org/
Disneyland.
A visit to Los Angeles might seem incomplete without at least one day spent at Disneyland and California Adventures theme parks. These two parks offer fun and entertainment for kids of all ages, and even grown-ups too. Live shows, character meet-and-greets, and amazing rides are just a few of the reasons Disneyland has been a California favorite destination for decades. For more information, go to http://disneyparks.com
J. Paul Getty Museum.
The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center is located on a hillside with amazing views of the city. The collection within the museum is pretty amazing as well, and consists of decorative arts, paintings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, and photographs from all over American and Europe. http://www.getty.edu/museum/
