Tag: Los Angeles

A walk through Los Angeles: Little Tokyo to the 6th Street Bridge to the Arts District

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This will be the shortest of my four walks through Los Angeles. The others took hours, this one is like half an hour. (But I think the others were probably more fun and adventurous!) First, you are going to take the metro (the A line or the E line) to the Little Tokyo stop. This… Continue reading A walk through Los Angeles: Little Tokyo to the 6th Street Bridge to the Arts District

A walk through Los Angeles: Pasadena to San Rafael to Highland Park

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This was a pretty nice walk, and I even did it on a day, in the afternoon no less, when it was 100 degrees F, and didn't pass out. You see some interesting things on the way. It's a bit over 4 miles total, and you have lots of chances to rest. Just do it… Continue reading A walk through Los Angeles: Pasadena to San Rafael to Highland Park

Find California Poppies in Los Angeles using Public Transportation

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The famous California poppy! Fields and fields of them, so magnificent and splendid, blah blah. Well, suppose you live in Los Angeles, and you haven't yet gone deranged, and you don't have a car, and you decide you want to see these poppies. You're going to look up the best places to see them, and… Continue reading Find California Poppies in Los Angeles using Public Transportation

A walk through Los Angeles: Koreatown to Little Bangladesh to Larchmont

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Here's a nice little stroll you can do through Los Angeles: Koreatown to Little Bangladesh to Larchmont: a stroll through Los Angeles First, get yourself to the Wilshire/Vermont metro station. You can get to this station quite easily on the Red Line or Purple Line metros. Supposing you start off at Union Station -- then… Continue reading A walk through Los Angeles: Koreatown to Little Bangladesh to Larchmont

A walk through Los Angeles: Lower Arroyo to the Rose Bowl to Frank Lloyd Wright House

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Here's a nice, long walk you can take through a portion of the Los Angeles region -- you'll see some nature (well, the Los Angeles version of nature, which includes a river that they've paved over), some famous landmarks, and a rich neighborhood with some famous architects. Here's where you'll be walking: you'll be north… Continue reading A walk through Los Angeles: Lower Arroyo to the Rose Bowl to Frank Lloyd Wright House