
04/26/2025
Los Angeles is a sprawling city, and it includes a mix of famous neighborhoods, landmarks, and attractions. Here’s how those places fit in:
1. Dodger Stadium
Located just northeast of Downtown LA, it’s the oldest Major League Baseball stadium west of the Mississippi and the third-oldest overall. Bonus fact: it’s built inside a natural ravine called Chavez Ravine.
2. Beverly Hills
Technically its own city, but it’s completely surrounded by Los Angeles. Known for Rodeo Drive, luxury homes, and more celebrity sightings than most places on Earth.
3. Hollywood
A district within LA, not its own city. Home to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theatre, and the Hollywood Sign. It’s both glam and gritty—classic LA.
4. Lakers – The Los Angeles Lakers play at Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center), which is in Downtown LA.
5. Kings – The LA Kings (NHL) also play at Crypto.com Arena, alongside the Lakers and Clippers.
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