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Griffith Observatory is a must-see when you visit Los Angeles! So here's what you need to know before you go. Parking: -$4 an hour if you park at the Observatory -Street park and walk up if you want to save some money! Observatory Info: -The Observatory is closed on Mondays. Shows: -The Observatory has a Planetarium. You'll have to book tickets inside the Observatory. It's a great place to bring kids and family. Levels: -There are two levels at Griffith, make sure you visit t

Eaton Canyon offers beautiful trails, is dog-friendly, and has a waterfall you can easily hike to. I'll take you on a step-by-step guide that will show you the correct path to take. It's a moderate hike. The hike is located near Pasadena and Altadena. It offers free parking and a nature center where you can learn more about the area. There is also a clean bathroom inside. Before starting the hike, keep in mind that there are rocks you'll need to climb over, but it is absolute

Everyone is always asking about things to do in LA. When I moved here, I was one of those people. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but it has insider insight to make your trip more smooth. Hope this helps, feel free to add to this list. It is organized by section of town and will let you know whatever inside information available from parking to fees. The Valley: -Valley Plaza 6 movie theatre (Tues & Sunday $1.50 other days $3) -Lake Balboa (Perfect for walking and g