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Holidays in Koreatown

Like a few glasses of wine on a Friday arvo, travel is always a fantastic idea. So why not pack your well-worn bags and experience a taste of Koreatown, Los Angeles? If you enjoy meeting the locals while on the road, Los Angeles is full of potential new friends. Around 3,800,000 people call this exciting city home. To get to Koreatown from downtown Los Angeles, you'll need to make your way west for 4 kilometres. From Los Angeles International Airport, it's a drive of 16 kilometres to the northeast.

This city is brimming with things to see and do, and many of them are found near Koreatown. It's no easy task to pick the best sights, but Universal Studios Hollywood® and Hollywood Bowl are a couple you should not miss. The must-see sights of the Hollywood Sign and the University of Southern California are also waiting for you. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, spend time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Wilshire and Larchmont Boulevard.

Of course, among the first stops you'll want to make is Hollywood Walk of Fame. This iconic sight is found just 5 kilometres northwest of Koreatown.

If you're in the mood for touring a few of the highlights in central Los Angeles, don't forget to include the California Science Center and the Microsoft Theater. Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Los Angeles Convention Center should also be part of any visit downtown.

Want to experience the cultural scene? Try out the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Triforium, the Craft and Folk Art Museum and the Los Angeles Music Center.

If you have a keen interest in the arts, you won't want to miss the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Neon Art and the USC Fisher Museum of Art. Walk around and if one of the pieces impresses you, ask the staff for information about its creator.

If you find yourself stuck in nasty weather, head for cover at Griffith Observatory, the Grammy Museum, the Petersen Automotive Museum and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. The eclectic collections will be sure to keep your mind engaged and your clothes dry!

Nothing beats the feeling of excitement when a show is due to get under way. Watch the curtains go up at the Dolby Theater, the Orpheum Theatre, Greek Theatre and the Pantages Theatre.

Children are often great travel companions, especially if you go to fun places! For a memorable family outing, take a trip to the TCL Chinese Theatre, L.A. Live, the Hollywood Wax Museum and the El Capitan Theatre.

Are the kids starting to complain about all the sightseeing? Take a break and head to some of the nearby family-friendly attractions. The Paramount Studios and the CBS Television City are some well-known choices.

On a bright and sunny day, get into the fresh air and experience the splendour of nature at Los Angeles State Historic Park, the Rose Garden, the James Irvine Garden and San Gabriel Mountains.

Pack a tasty picnic and bring some friends down to have a chat in one of the vibrant urban parks nearby. Your options include Echo Park, MacArthur Park, Barnsdall Art Park and Pershing Square.

Sometimes the simplest way to meet the locals is by heading to the shops. Remember to stop by The Grove, Hollywood and Highland Center, Farmers Market and Santee Alley.

The nearby heritage places will give you a better understanding of the area's interesting past. The La Brea Tar Pits, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the Loyola Law School and the Japanese American National Museum have plenty of tales to tell.

Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, the Angelus Temple, La Placita and the Thien Hau Temple offer tourists an opportunity to see the region's spiritual side.

Don't pass up the chance to visit the sporting hub of Staples Center. Attend a live game of basketball in your purple, gold and white and watch home team the Los Angeles Lakers bid for glory. Or, come down and show your support for the Los Angeles Clippers or the Los Angeles Sparks, two other teams who also call this venue home.

Hotels in Koreatown

Whether you want a simple room to rest your head or one with all the extra bells and whistles, Koreatown has your back. For great service that won't break the budget, book in at the Hollywood Orchid Suites (1753 Orchid Ave) or the Holiday Inn Express Los Angeles Downtown West (611 S Westlake Ave). Or maybe you'd rather indulge yourself in more luxurious surrounds? Then let the expert staff at the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills and The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles take care of your every need.

If you're here for just a couple of days and only have time to check out the highlights, book in at the Radisson at USC, Los Angeles or the Vagabond Inn Los Angeles-USC. They are both within a leisurely stroll of the University of Southern California.