13 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Los Angeles – Ultimate Los Angeles Travel Guide

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Mexican food………well, that's NOT Mexican food. Just look at the beans and rice, the same they are there in L.A., are the same that are here in Northern VA Mexican places, so I avoid them.
Imagine IF all BBQ in all of the U.S. was like Texan BBQ……no Tennesee, North Carolina BBQ style and so on………right? Right! Not to mention the only thing that is Mexican food in the U.S.? It's the avocados and limes, that's it!

So how on earth did Jack Bauer get around LA so quickly?

Mexican food in LA is superior to the rest of the country. Pretty spot on review all in all. LA is lonely, me-ist, and over populated. There needs to be mention of the homeless crisis as well.

What about earthquakes???

I didn't learn anything exceptional from this video.

Thank you for this . I need it ..This series is so good !!

LA resident here, born and raised, another suggestion – don't watch the local news and you'll have a great time.

I did LA in a day…
5am flight from Nashville,tn
830 rental car
9 drive to mailbu
1030 eat at malibu pier Cafe
1215 rent electric bike cruise Santa Monica, Venice Beach
2:00 eat at in n out burger
3:00 return rental car
5:00 fly back to Nashville tn
Arrive back in nashville at 1045

Best video I’ve seen so far on LA. Thank you!

Fantastic video. Spot on. One thing I learned in college was that LA is designed primarily with auto traffic in mind and not necessarily for folks, especially tourists.

Amazing videos. Your efforts are much appreciated. I would like to recommend one more place to which you can add your list which is Quantum Clinic. Trust me, their floating spa therapy is an absolute game-changer for calming both your mind and body. Must-visit place. Please visit it once.

You may consider the Pacific cold but for a New Englander, it is downright warm. I wish I'd seen this video before moving here last fall. Overnight temps in the 40s was a BIG surprise to me.

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Do you have a hotel suggestion to do the activities you talked about.

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Great job! I think you should do a 2024 version of this video. I recommend also having a “Getting In” section for those who may not be from L.A. There are 5 airports in the area, LAX, ONT, SNA, LGB, and my favorite Hollywood Burbank Airport! I would recommend to avoid LAX if flying in from a city on the West Coast that has direct flights to other airports like Burbank. Also mention about driving, around 2 hours to come in from San Diego, 4 hours from Las Vegas, and 5-6 hours from both the SF Bay Area and Phoenix. I also recommend editing your section on the Metro, especially since ridership is much lower than before the pandemic and how much crime there are on the trains these days! Keep up the wonderful work!

King Taco is a great safe choice but a quick google search can unlock some next level options

I would disagree that all public buildings or places are run down. There are plenty of buildings and cultural sites that are worthy of a visit that includes Disney concert hall, Lacma, Hollywood bowl, Exposition park and numerous trails in Santa Monica mountains or Hollywood hills, just to name a few.