Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Los Angeles
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Sean R. • August 18, 2010I love LA for all the great public tennis courts. Clean, good wind screens and eclectic crowd. It is well worth the trip for the tennis enthusiast.
Michael M. • January 25, 2022Kind of blown away by this park. It’s small but a green oasis in urban WeHo. I love all the benches around the park. Right by the waterfall is a great bench that’s shaded. Clean restrooms too.
Matt A. • May 7, 2017Some of the cement benches have power outlets - good for charging your phone while enjoying some sunshine.
Bollare • September 30, 2011A fashionable alternative to the Chateau Marmont. The rooftop club and Butterfly Bar’s quiet European setting come as a welcome break from L.A.’s crowded nightlife. —Tracy
Kelly M. • May 23, 2012Kitchen 24 has great food, atmosphere, and is open 24/7! You can bring the pooch with you too.
7.0Plaza •Santa Monica Blvd (at N Crescent Heights Blvd), West Hollywood
JESS K. • June 10, 2013Nice place to just sit, relax, rest, read, and ponder.
8.2Historic and Protected Site •Santa Monica Boulevard (at San Vicente Boulevard), West Hollywood
Wen Z. • November 26, 2014I like it very much... Amazing art...
Clifford G. • October 2, 2013This is an excellent spot to bring your own lunch. Plenty of shaded picnic tables!
6.0Dog Park •8341 DE Longpre Ave (at N Flores St), West Hollywood
The Standard • July 24, 2015Tucked behind Sunset Blvd and adjacent to The Standard, Hollywood – this little dog park is the perfect place for a good night kiss after a night on the town.
5.6Historic and Protected Site •Fountain Ave (at N Fairfax Ave), West Hollywood
Stabitha C. • January 4, 2014Angel, together I'll be waiting for you on Fountain and Fairfax
?Historic and Protected Site •8445 Melrose Ave. (La Cienega), Los Angeles
JESS K. • November 23, 2013Excellent place to sit, rest, relax, and take time to appreciate nature, in the middle of the busy city
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