Fall Head-First In Love With Fall in LA

Before the Christmas trees light up, and before residents have to, once again, wrestle with vehicles and human traffic at their favorite retail outlets, tourist attractions and parks, get ready to bask in the wonderful glory of LA’s best indoor and outdoor events. Unlike other more seasonal cities, temperature drops must a little and the beaches transform into a more welcoming respite. It’s the epilogue to a much cooler winter.

The truth of the matter is it’s not always about the beaches, as beautiful as they are. The season brings in moments of deep appreciation for fall colors, family gatherings, celebrations, months of amazing food, drink, and cultural events. Days fall into hours of sun-kissed moments of joy you spend with the people you love.

Here is a short list of things to do when you’re in the City of Angels.

Free Movie Screenings To Catch

After a hard day’s work, some couples or groups would make their ways to alfresco movie-screenings offered at top rooftop bars around LA. They screen everything from classics like Back to the Future to exciting hits like Life Itself. Some of these movie screenings start their run as early as spring and it is still chugging along, especially at sites like Montalban and LEVEL, both of which are popular rooftop bars.

They’re comfy, offer a never-ending flow of food and booze, have nice selections of movies to choose from, and provide amazing spots for friends to gather around to unwind. Get there early if having an almost-panoramic view of LA is significant to the whole experience. They provide everything from tables to lawn chairs, headphones to blankets. At LEVEL, there’s even a pool, outdoor space with chic couches and BBQ pits.

Even without the cinema feature, we’re pretty sure you’ll enjoy the outdoor atmosphere, bucolic setting, amazing craft drinks and International selection of wine. For a quiet night-out with your close friends, a movie night at ArcLight Cinema can’t go wrong.

The Rooftop
550 S Flower St, Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 892-8080
Hours: Daily 12pm – 2am

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Treehouse Rooftop Lounge
686 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 988-7064
Hours: Daily 6pm – 2am
www.treehouserooftop.com
eyim@thehollywoodroosevelt.com

Library Bar
The Hollywood Roosevelt, 7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Hours: Daily 6pm – 1am
(323) 466-7000

The Montalbán
1615 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
(323) 871-2420
www.themontalban.com

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Tussle with tourists, wrestle in queues for the best food, bring your students out on a didactic educational field trip or put together a whimsical annual gathering with your school friends.

There’s no better time than fall to epically reconnect with your favorite people in the world. Read this is you’re planning quieter activities a short charter bus drive away from LA. 

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How To Get Your Hands on Affordable Charter Buses and Ground Transportation in Los Angeles

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Just pick up the phone and dial 1-800-304-1993, or complete this simple online form to contact us online, and the bus booking experience would be complete. Our professionally-trained personnel will also be at hand to guide you through the bus reservation process to ensure that it is a seamless one. You’ve got nothing to lose. Give us a call right now to find out more!

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Facts that Prove Things are Never ‘Business As Usual’ In LA

If you think you’ve seen everything there is to see in Los Angeles by your first or second visit, you’ll be in for quite a surprise. It may seem as though there is a surprise lurking around every corner of the city – be it a newly concocted cocktail or a celebrated historic fact that you’ve absolutely never heard about. It is, after all, the famed land of TV series, movies, songs, books, celebrities, social media buzz, palm-tree curtained beaches….and near-impossible traffic jams.

Like a carousel, LAX, the second busiest airport in the world, is consistently in a spin, welcoming enthusiastic visitors from all around the globe. Whether they get to explore quaint streets like the steepest street in Los Angeles, shop at Rodeo Drive, or decide to rough it out along the 11 miles worth of hidden (not so hidden now, though) tunnels, sprinkled with former speakeasies during the country’s Prohibition which ran along Spring Street and Temple Street to Grand Avenue and 1st Street, there are bound to be a few attractions that will knock your socks off.

These are just a few of the interesting ‘hidden’ facts about the City of Angels. It’s literally impossible to list down everything that is intriguing in this article, but here are five interesting facts to give you quick insights into the city’s illustrious and decorous history and culture.

1. The Birth of Hollywood…and its Iconic Sign

Everyone equates being in Los Angeles as being in Hollywood but few know how it all began. Without giving you for a history lesson, let’s just say it began with a fleeing group of film producers in the 1900s. As the film industry started developing in New Jersey where Thomas Edison held the intellectual property right claims, filmmakers fled New Jersey and made their way across to the other coast. The small single adobe hut outside of Los Angeles, already known as Hollywoodland, was a mere agricultural community then.

The small agricultural community was caught like a deer in the headlights. However, apart from daring cord cutting from Thomas Edison, filmmakers were also deeply attracted to the vast terrain, pleasant weather conditions and wide open space that were ideal for the budding filmmaking industry. Back then, Beverly Hills was merely a modest bean ranch. With the setting up of Biograph Company and its spreading reach, orange groves were transformed into residential areas, movie studios, and theaters. Its population exploded from the 100s into the 100,000s within a short period of time. The Golden Age of Hollywood further spurred on growth with studios like the Charlie Chaplin Studio, Paramount, RKO, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Warner Bros. They bestowed upon the world the talents of Clark Gable, Judy Garland, Mae West, Will Rogers, Betty Grable and John Wayne.

If you’re intrigued with the touching historic events surrounding Hollywood, be sure to drop by attractions like Capitol Records, Frederick’s of Hollywood, Hollywood Bowl, Rock Walk, Griffith Park, Ripley’s Believe it or Not Odditorium, NBC Radio City Studios, KTLA-TV, Grauman’s Chinese and Egyptian theaters and many more.

• Best place to view the iconic Hollywood Sign
  Beachwood Canyon – North Beachwood Drive and Franklin Avenue, Lake Hollywood Park, Hollywood & Highland Center
• Capitol Records Building
  1750 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
• Frederick’s of Hollywood
  6751 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
• Hollywood Bowl
  2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068
  (323) 850-2000
  www.hollywoodbowl.com
• Rockwalk
  7425 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046
  (323) 874-1060
• Griffith Park
  4730 Crystal Springs Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027
  (323) 913-4688
  www.laparks.org/dos/parks/griffithpk
• Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
  6780 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
  (323) 466-6335
• Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre
  6706 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA

Continue reading this article to find out more cute but relevant nicknames previously given fondly to Los Angeles, discover restaurants with the best local cuisine and historic sites that we think deserve your time in the City of Angels.

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