2025 Culver City Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

If you're in Los Angeles, you can't miss Tito’s Tacos, an iconic spot serving some of the most famous American-style tacos. 🌮🔥 This place is a landmark in the evolution of tacos in the U.S., and the menu is fantastic—delicious, affordable, and totally worth the wait in line. There are tables available, so you can enjoy your food right there. Right next to Tito’s, you'll find Johnnie’s Pastrami, home to an incredible pastrami sandwich. 🥪🤤 The meat is tender, flavorful, and served just right. Both spots are must-visits for food lovers in L.A. – classic, delicious, and a true taste of the city! 🍽️✨ #celebrateit

📍Location: Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Ave., Culver City, CA 90230 🚗Transportation: Drive yourself, free parking available 👍️Must-visit Spot: Admire various American mineral gems in the main exhibition hall The annual Culver City Gem Fiesta in Los Angeles is happening this weekend! This might be one of your best opportunities to buy raw minerals in the United States. The theme of the mineral exhibition changes every year. Last year's theme was crystal clusters, and this year's theme is turquoise! The organizers have really outdone themselves, showcasing many incredibly impressive turquoise specimens. For example, raw turquoise from different American mines (Sleeping Beauty, Kingman, Bisbee, Blue Moon, etc.), as well as raw Persian and Egyptian turquoise (though they are quite expensive), and the very beautiful Spider Web Turquoise with stunning iron lines. I've never seen so many beautiful Spider Web Turquoise specimens, though the prices are also quite impressive. There's also a handsome young man at the exhibition whose family owns a turquoise mine. He is authorized by Monty Nichols (the last owner of the Sleeping Beauty turquoise mine) to sell raw turquoise, mineral specimens, and jewelry, with prices ranging from tens to thousands of dollars. He takes a photo of each purchase and creates a certificate of authenticity with his signature. Additionally, his family mine is open to tourists for turquoise mining experiences. This is definitely worth arranging! Besides turquoise, there are also many other mineral specimens and geodes for sale. However, the exhibition mainly focuses on selling raw stones and mineral specimens, with some jewelry available, though the styles are quite rugged, haha. 🎟️Ticket Information: Free admission, and children can enter a free raffle 💗Other Tips: You can bring a UV light.

Los Angeles travel is not only about Griffith, there are these 8 other scenic spots Jerome C. Daniel Overlook A rising star on Mulholland Drive, UUs who have checked in say it's just as good as Griffith, not too crowded, featuring an immersive experience of LA's glittering night, a great spot for a date +1 7036 Mulholland Dr Hollywood, CA 90068 Universal City Overlook Also on Mulholland Drive, unlike the grandeur of Jerome C. Daniel, this place has a hazy beauty that's partly concealed; strongly recommended to check in together 7701 Mulholland Dr LA, CA 90046 Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook Recommended by Hiking enthusiasts, the downside is it closes at 5 PM, but who can say LA's sunset is inferior to the night view; bring your partner for some outdoor sweating and then reach the summit, a full release of stress 6300 Hetzler Rd Culver City, CA 90232 Kenneth Hahn View Point Hidden in the eastern part of Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, open from 6 AM until sunset, there are also mysterious little animals making cameo appearances as NPCs 4100 S La Cienega Blvd LA, CA 90056 Los Angeles City Hall No tickets or reservations needed, just bring your ID and walk in; take the elevator to the top floor and climb one more flight of stairs to reach the City Hall observation deck~ Open weekdays 8AM-5PM 201 N Main St. LA, CA 90012 Sunset View Park It's said that the success rate for proposals and confessions here is explosive, with views of the Long Beach skyline; BTW, no parking after 10 PM 2300 Skyline Dr Signal Hill, CA 90755 Charlie Turner's Trail From here, you can overlook the bustle of Griffith Observatory, not too crowded but the view is undiminished, dazzling at both dusk and night, the downside is parking is not so easy 2800 E Observatory Ave LA, CA 90027 81st Street Bridge After the 6th Street Bridge became a hit, who still remembers this bridge? All the mottled charm of Los Angeles is here, photographer UUs say this is the most suitable bridge in Los Angeles for shooting sunsets, with a high rate of good shots from the railroad tracks